Vienna summit hopes hinge on a nuclear test ban deal
A nationwide spot survey suggests a mail deal between Kennedy and Khrushchev on a nuclear test ban may be announced after the Vienna conference as a diplomacy milestone. If talks stay on track, Kennedy's stature could rise. if Khrushchev tantrums or Berlin pressure escalates, war talk looms and outcomes are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Geneva
Berlin
West Berlin
NATO
Southern editors condemn federal support of Freedom Riders
Southern editors and publishers denounce the federal administration for backing Freedom Riders. They blame outside agitation for quickening integration and warn that federal intervention undermines local authority. Some say violence is driven by Northern provocations, while others fear prolonged social strife and electoral politics.
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South
Freedom Riders
North
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Requiem To A Silent Camp Memorial Day vignette
A Memorial Day dialogue set at a cemetery unfolds through voices named George Clem Joe Charley Jim Frank and Edith. Veterans recall battles losses and the longing for family while a lone meadowlark signals an end as the cemetery gates close. The piece frames memory and mortality with intimate, silent camp reverie.
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U.S.A
George
Jim
Clem
Charley
Joe
Frank
Edith
Stella
Harry
Sons of the Confederacy
Sons of the Grand Army of the Republic
Johnny Reb
Missouri
Chateau-Theirry
Gettysburg
Germany
Korea
Fiscal spending push sparks debate on progress or ruin
Kennedy confronts a swelling budget as plans for space, defense, and aid could lift outlays toward 100 billion by 1964 65. Dirksen and Halleck warn of a spending jungle while Treasury foresees deficits near 4 5 billion and a tight revenue path.
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Congress
Sen Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Rep
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Kennedy
Dirksen
Halleck
Budget Bureau
Treasury
Dear Abby Letters Spotlight Grass Is Greener itch
The Dear Abby column presents two letters from women: a housewife with four children lamenting the grind and lack of support, and a career woman craving a 9 to 5 office life plus a home with family. A jealous husband and poetic loneliness appear, with Abby advising on jealousy and offering mailing details for audience questions.
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Abby
Doctor Crane's Personal Case on Sleeping Babies
Advice column urges against giving babies sleeping drugs and stresses parental responsibility. Janet J. and husband clash over night wakefulness, while Dr. Crane promotes training children like dog psychology, endorsing regular parenting effort and avoiding exemptions.
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Janet
Janet J
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf 1961
A collection of humorous vignettes and wry observations featuring characters such as a sober town social worker, a boastful Filbert, and a cynical businessman. TheQUIP exploits publicity and cultural references while playful wordplay and jokes fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilbert
Filbert
Local citations list for speeding and noise complaints
Logan John E. Irvin 29 of Columbus cited for speeding on E Front St and to appear before Mayor Francis Myers at 8 p.m. Saturday. Betty Jean Pickett 37 of Logan charged with causing unnecessary noise with her automobile and to appear before the mayor Monday evening. Mrs. Ben Evans and daughter Patty of Akron visiting Memorial Day host Mrs. Jesse Frasure in North Street houseguest role.
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Logan
John E. Irvin
Columbus
E. Front St
Francis Myers
Betty Jean Pickett
Ben Evans
Bea Frasure
Patty
Akron
Jesse Frasure
North St
Evans
Treasury spying on ads irks reader in Sokolsky piece
George Sokolsky criticizes the Treasury and President Kennedy for censorship of institutional advertising. He argues official praise for Savings Bonds contrasts with a ban on business expense ads and questions who decides what may be promoted. He contrasts daily cost realities for American and foreign salesmen.
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Internal Revenue Service
John Kennedy
United States
New York
Carlyle
the Treasury
U.S. Treasury
U. S
Treasury Department
Perpetual Building Association
Advertising Council
Sam
America
Treasury
Switzerland
Panama
Hongkong
Castro
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Handling Family Jealousy and Quarrels Among Children
The piece notes jealousy grows when a new baby arrives and siblings compete for attention. It advises giving each child ownership, avoiding overlapping chores, and separating fighters. When quarreling escalates, place responsibility on the aggressor if seen, then mediate to reduce tensions and foster positive family activities.
Driver Fined On 2 Counts In County Court
Logan area truck driver James E. Collins pleaded guilty to operating an unsafe vehicle and to operating an overloaded truck. He was fined $10 and costs on the first charge and $25 and costs on the second after being cited May 22 on Route 33 southeast of Logan. Charles E. Green pleaded guilty to driving left of center on Route 216 in Ward Township and was fined $25 and costs. Joe L. Clark pleaded guilty to speeding after being dlocked from a highway patrol plane and was fined $10 and costs.
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Logan
Crooksville
James E. Collins
Collins
Charles E. Green
Ward Township
Joe L. Clark
the Plains
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Hal Boyle
Frank Cormier
Cuffington
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Bobbie
Beverly Hills
Calif
Doctor Crane
George W. Crane
Bennett Cerf
Elizabeth Taylor
Brigitte Bardot
Ginger Rogers
Marilyn Monroe
Prague
King Features Syndicate
George Sokolsky
Garry C. Myers
Athens Messenger
Queen
Sunday Messenger
Delly
Ohlio & W. Va
Seni
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