Service Man Explains Berlin Reservists Duty and Life's Unfairness
The President told Reservists called last year that life is unfair and explained the wartime inequities learned in World War II. He urged understanding as two new regular Army divisions prepare to replace them this fall, though Berlin and Vietnam crises keep them needed until then.
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Kennedy
United States
Berlin
Southeast Asia
Navy
Antarctic
San Francisco
Vietnam
Kennedy Visit Deepens India U.S. Ties
Mrs. John F. Kennedy spent more time in India than Pakistan during a goodwill tour, with Nehru outlining a neutral, pro U.S. and Soviet balanced stance. The visit is described as a diplomatic triumph boosting Indian-American relations and highlighting a psychological pull between the two nations.
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United States
Pakistan
John F. Kennedy
India
Kennedy
Jawaharlal Nehru
Soviet Union
Krishna Menon
United Nations
Union Leader Backs Bases Muster to Guard Missiles
Gordon M. Freeman of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers defused a one day planned strike by electricians at eight missile bases. He ordered workers to man the job to protect communications, citing a need to avoid interruption and uphold union loyalty. The workers stayed, and base communications remained operational.
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Gordon M. Freeman
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Base Services, Inc
Chicago
Freeman
Attitude Toward Money and the Self Made Millionaire
A reflective piece contrasts attitudes to wealth and the self made financier. It argues money should not be the sole life aim and notes that true happiness with wealth often comes from privileged background. It warns self made millionaires risk losing human connections and soul unless money serves them.
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Colve
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Talks on Nuclear Testing and Disarmament Debates
The article notes Geneva talks among the United States Britain Russia and sixteen nations about a bar on nuclear tests. It questions the effectiveness of discussions, predicts resumed testing by major powers, and contrasts hopes for disarmament with the chilling persistence of conflict.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
Russia
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Rusk
Hague
League of Nations
Conservatives reshaping the Republican landscape in 1962
The piece analyzes conservative factions within the Republican Party led by Barry Goldwater and Charles Edison and the rise of the Conservative Party in New York. It contrasts liberal and progressive Republicans with ADA echoes, notes Nixon’s stance and John Birch activity, and questions the impact on the 1962 election.
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Americans For Democratic Action
New York City
New York
Barry Goldwater
Republican Party
Charles Edison
Madison Square Garden
Norman Thomas
Khrushchev
New York State
Nelson Rockefeller
Robert Wagner
Douglas Caddy
Young Americans For Freedom, Inc
Senator Goldwater
Conserva
Tive Party
Rockefeller
Albany
Wagner
Richard Nixon
California
John Birch Society
Texas
John Tower
Dear Abby letters on marriage gossip and everyday problems
A reader collection of Dear Abby exchanges covering Tarzan lore marital vows versus fictional claims, a dock worker’s wife fearing infidelity, a cheating husband, Italian dining etiquette, and a call to request Abby’s personal replies or booklet with the usual self addressed envelope and payment instructions.
Sleep Difficulties in a Young Child and Parental Advice
A mother describes a 18 month old who wakes nightly despite visits to pediatricians. The advisor suggests keeping the child in easy hearing distance, avoiding rocking, and letting him cry to sleep while avoiding spanking. underlying causes may be physical or emotional, with day behavior affecting night awakenings.
Reader Views Criticizes Students Editor in The Messenger
A reader laments St Patrick Day celebrations in Athens linking taverns to college drinking. He recalls a student pouring beer on a six year old and urges church groups and city leaders to act.
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West Union Street
Athens Messenger
Ohio
U. S
WOO Vowdean Caxncoveenans
WEI Oaks Oa
Athens
Associated Ress
Puniehtes Co
Union St
Personal Dehydration Diet Plan Promoted by Dr Crane
A newspaper feature outlines a dehydration based weight loss plan pitched by Dr Crane. It describes restricting fluids for ten days to curb hunger, supplementing with protein, and using ice water to combat cravings, with a 10 pound in 10 days target for cool weather and light activity.
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Hal Boyle
James Marlow
George E. Sokolsky
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Abigail van Buren
Tarzan
Jane
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Porter
Ruth
Charley
Ruth Alexander
The
Pacific Steamship Company
West Coast
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Abry
Cheater
Italy
Beverly Hills
Calif
Garry C. Myers
Dad
the Messenger
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George W. Crane
Jack
Jack J
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Mrs. Crane
J. E. Stonecipher
Athens R. D
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