Asia's Cauldron Braces for New Asian Conflicts
The piece outlines rising U S entanglements across Asia including South Vietnam and Thailand standby against Communist infiltration from Laos, Laos Royalist advisers bracing, Indonesia clashes over New Guinea, and the Kashmir dispute involving India and Pakistan with U S risk of broader war. It urges careful diplomacy to avoid a major escalation.
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Asia
United States
South Vietnam
Thailand
Laos
Indonesia
Netherlands New Guinea
Pakistan
India
Kashmir
United Nations
CS. Jha
Pute
China
Sukarno
Work For Million More Jobs From Overtime Shifts
The April report shows nonfarm payrolls at 54,699,000 with a 40.4 hour workweek and 2.7 hours of overtime. If overtime shifts to regular hours, 1,120,000 more manufacturing jobs could form and unemployment could drop below 3.9 million. UAW questions overtime while Goldberg advocates full capacity with broad employment.
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United Auto Workers
Arthur J. Goldberg
Labor
Dear Abby Quintet of Life Advice Lite
A reader-round: hostess relaxing with feet up drew criticism while social club plans for bosses face scrutiny. Mothers with furniture, grandchildren, and discipline clash as Abby weighs etiquette and practicality. A reader asks about unanswered letters and personal replies.
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Abby
Bishop Eyes Florida Real Estate Gambles Between Miami and Palm Beach
Jim Bishop parodies real estate mania as he riffs on buying a Florida house between Miami and Palm Beach. He recalls readers flooding him with $150,000 dirt-cheap offers and notes the sea of pools and mortgaged dreams. A brisk string of phone offers, ominous whispers, and his secretary’s sharp counsel punctuate the tale.
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R’s
Miami Herald
Miami
Palm Beach
Bishop
Kelly
Florida
Rudolph
Mr. Bishop
Everglades
Fontainebleau
Sea Bright
McNamara to Restudy Guard and Reserve Reorganization
Defense Secretary McNamara agrees to revisit plans to reorganize four Guard divisions and four Reserve divisions into brigades, affecting about 1900 units with 1008 new or changed missions, amid broad opposition and congressional uproar over drill-pay cuts.
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
Army
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
George H. Decker
The Sacred Cows of Public Discourse and Winchell
Walter Winchell’s aphorisms about sacred cows are examined, contrasting Kennedy with past presidents Roosevelt and Eisenhower. The piece notes Winchell’s metaphors, the role of criticism, and the journalist’s own view of sacred cows, favorites, and the evolving truth in history. Caroline Kennedy is mentioned in a light, hopeful context.
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Walter Winchell
Winchell
Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Walter
White House
John Adams
Georg Brandes
Stork Club
David Lawrence
Woodrow Wilson
Mark Sullivan
Herbert Hoover
Caroline
Household counsel on marriage and bedroom roles in Dr. Crane column
Beth G struggles with her husband’s affair while Dr. Crane urges women to score high in the kitchen parlor and nursery but accept a lower bed room grade. He says romance and fatigue drive divorces and advises cosmetic acts and stimulants to boost erotic arousal.
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Beth
Beth G
Boudoir
Performer fires gun in audience at CALI theater
Mexican singer Roberto G. Ribero fired a revolver during a cowboy song at the San Nicolas Theater. A bullet struck Dr. Hernando Cuervo San chez in the knee, and he was hospitalized. Ribero was jailed. Edward C. Lamb of Toledo assumes control of Seiberling Rubber Co. vows to move from losses to profitability in Akron.
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Cali
Colombia
Roberto G. Ribero
San Nicolas Theater
Hernando Cuervo Sanchez
Ribero
Akron
Edward C. Lamb
Toledo
Seiberling Rubber Co
Fun With Phonics And Reading Sounds For Young Learners
A home reading guide explains using nursery rhymes and poems to teach basic sounds and letters. It suggests reading aloud with emphasis on rhythm, having children guess rhymes, and labeling pictures to build vocabulary and letter-sound awareness.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
A. A. Milne
Lose
Rose Hose
Cross
Loss
Message from Reader Views Editor in The Messenger
A reader letter from The Messenger editor recalls visits to 5169 Fourth Street Middleport where Lois Cecil lived. The writer compliments local people and expresses gratitude for kindness received, extending well wishes to all readers of The Athens Messenger and its staff.
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Fourth St
Middleport
Lois Cecil
Athens Messenger
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