Washington Dares as Fidel Castro Threatens U S Defense
A Miami radio report quotes an American eyewitness claiming Castro has at least 1000 missiles that could reach the U S mainland and that Soviet weapons in Cuba remain ready. The piece warns of imminent peril and urges bold action by the public and leadership to avert another crisis.
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Delaware
Great Britain
United States
Miami
Castro
U. S
Russia
White House
Cuba
Khrushchev
John Adams
Freedom
Mothers organize summer job service in Westport
In Westport Connecticut two mothers facing bleak summer employment prospects for students create a work program with help from the local weekly paper. They canvass classifieds and private listings to interview hundreds of students seeking paid or volunteer summer jobs and will place many despite not fitting all 300 applicants. They note the value of summer effort for health and resilience through the winter.
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Westport
Connecticut
New York
Powell's Return of Civil Rights Amendments Sparks Tension
Rep Adams Clayton Powell of New York vows to revive Powell Amendments that tied civil rights bills to unrelated measures. Observers cite possible motives including administrator criticism and his past travel absences. The piece notes over 400 beef cattle ranches in the Hawaiian Islands.
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Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Powell
Kennedy
Hawaiian Islands
Dr Spock and the fear of Communists in politics
A column questions Dr Benjamin Spock as a commentator on international affairs urging that fear of communism can be healthy. It argues that leaders like Truman Clay and Russell shape public courage while warning against overgeneralizing Spock’s stance and the dangers of appeasement and Soviet pressure.
Dear Abby Readers Share Odd Surnames
A collection of readers recount unusual surnames found in names and directories. Examples include Mrs. By the Way from Maryland and others such as Lucy Lacey Ethel Bethel Marinka Pinka Upson Downs and Stonebraker. The letters humorously catalog odd personal names and suggest a hobbyist surname collector.
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Abby
Maryland
Lucy Lacey
Ethel Bethel
Marinka Pinka
Upson Downs
Charles Dickens
Robert Burns
Phila
Caughtrain
Clinkenbeard
Proudfit
B. Broad
Ida Aster
Arby
Personal Cases Kindergarten Level in Keith Case Drama
Keith K a 32 year old business executive is described as emotionally kindergarten level. His wife Dr Crane notes he cuts trees and harms robins to spite them and asserts dominance at home. The piece portrays family tension and a college background with a controversial Duke admissions note follows.
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Keith
Keith K
Dr. Crane
Chief Reads Does Not heed loses toes mowing lawn
Cleveland police Chief Charles Burt Dalton of Valley View broke his right toees when he slipped on wet grass while using a rotary mower. He wore sandals and was listed in good condition at Lutheran Hospital. He said he reads safety pamphlets and followed the guidance about mowers but still injured himself. Columbus event notes follow. Ohio Funeral Directors Association to hold its 83rd annual convention in Columbus Tuesday through Thursday with more than 2000 delegates expected.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Dr. Spock
Bertie Russell and Company
Deerfield
Mass
Schenectady
Davy Crockett
Alamo
Kids of
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Davy
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Cleveland
Charles Burt Dalton
Valley View
Dalton
Lutheran Hospital
Columbus
Ohio Funeral Directors Association
Horatio Alger and the 40 Year Old Pioneer Spirit
A column recalls Horatio Alger’s austere creed of hard work and integrity that sparks success. It notes Alger’s life from Revere Massachusetts to prolific author, his public domain works, and a proposal to reissue his books and publish a career guide after 40. The piece cites recipients like Eisenhower Rickenbacker Hoover and mentions Albert Dorne.
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Horatio Alger
Alger
Revere
Mass
American Schools and Colleges Association
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eddie Rickenbacker
Herbert Hoover
Albert Dorne
America
Dorne
Messenger
Punishment and Discipline for Young Children
The article argues for consistent use of one punishment type, chair-sitting, for young children to teach obedience and self control. Spanking is discouraged after age four or five, with chair-sitting as the preferred method. It also urges limiting TV viewing to protect all family members and highlights that punishment should not rule out alternatives.
Nationwide Stays Out of Alleghany Investment
Nationwide Insurance Companys board of directors announced it is not taking an investment position in Alleghany Corp at this time. Reports had suggested Nationwide under Murray D Lincoln considered purchasing Alleghany stock, a holding company with vast interests.
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Columbus
Nationwide Insurance Company
Alleghany Corp
Nationwide
Murray D. Lincoln
Alleghany
The Athens Messenger publication details
The notice lists pricing and delivery options for The Messenger Publishing Co. based in Athens Ohio. It includes daily and Sunday editions, mail delivery rates within Ohio and West Virginia and elsewhere, and postage details. The item also notes post office classification and the Associated Press membership.
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Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W
Athens
Ohio
Associated Ress
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
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