Big Lift moves armored division across ocean in 63 hours
The 2nd Armored Division flew 13,336 troops and 493 tons of equipment to West Germany in 63 hours aboard 196 planes, including 23 jet Stratolifters. They joined North Atlantic Alliance maneuvers, with Rusk assuring West Germany no withdrawal of forces, and Chancellor Erhard welcoming rapid reinforcement.
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Atlantic
West Germany
Europe
America
2Nd Armored Division
Edwin H. Burba
United States
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Ludwig Erhard
Three GOP hopefuls push for 1964 nomination
Gov Rockefeller declares decision forthcoming in Albany after media buildup. Sen Goldwater signals willingness to accept if offered at convention, while Nixon travels Paris advocating caution and continued campaigning. All deny official candidacy but press their paths toward the White House amid Kennedy-era critique.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Los Angeles
Albany
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Hartford, Conn
Paris
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Want Teen Wages Cut To 75 Cents An Hour
Retail merchants in New York urged a 75 cent per hour minimum for teens to encourage hiring and curb juvenile delinquency. The state rate stands at $1.15 and will rise to $1.25 later. Governor Rockefeller saw merit if it does not relaunch sweatshop conditions.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Opportunity Knocks But We Ignore It on World Hunger
The piece argues that communist agriculture failures in China the Soviet Union and Cuba along with U S indecision and soft policy missed chances to pressure Khrushchev Castro and their regimes. It cites famine locusts floods and crop losses from Flora and Cuba's sugar coffee and rice setbacks to criticize U S policy and call for stronger action.
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Chinese Communist Party
China
Communist Party
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
U.S. State Department
State Department
Europe
Cuba
Castroland
Frank Lausche
Bela Fabian
Slovakia
Fidel Castro
Flora
Soviet Union
Daniel Jame
Free
Castro
Oriente
Camaguey
Tulio Diaz Rivera
Cuban Economic Corporations In Exile
U.S
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Berlin Wall
Bay of Pigs
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Dear Abby Cartoon Style Advice Column Snips
Dear Abby offers quick platitudes on neighbor disputes sister crises and social calls. A self contained set of snippets shows a happy bachelor dealing with two crying neighbors and a sister’s late night panic plus a pie delivery prank and a note on manners.
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Abby
Pregnancy Advice and Adoption Hope for Childless Couples
In Ogden and via a newspaper booklet, Dr. Crane offers medical tips for couples with fertility issues. He explains fertile windows, alkaline douches, and the Cath olic rhythm method, promoting a home thermometer test and adoption as options. He urges readers to request the booklet Facts About Pregnancy for 20 cents and a stamped return envelope.
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Della D
Crane
Ogden
Utah
Della
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O. K
Ewington Social Visits Blossom Across Town
Mrs. Be C Johnston lists numerous visits across the region. Families from Wellston Columbus Vinton Centerville and Middleport spent time with relatives including the Johnst ons Coffees and Denneys over a weekend.
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BE. C. Johnston Ewington
Donald Metheny
Bill Morgan
Wellston
Anne Edmundson
Max
Dorothy Edmundson
Linda Bragg
Hazard Varney
Billy and
Lisa
Columbus
E. C. Johnston
Paul Weese
Eugene Graham
Wilkesville
Eugene Johnston
Melva
Bonita
Faye
Vicki Lynn
Gaylord
Vinton
Okey
Cathy
Beth Ann
Centerville
Addie Denney
Pattonsville
Lizzie Caton
Tom Denney
Clara Gilkey
Middleport
Life Begins At 40 By Robert Peterson
A morning airport scene prompts reflections on aging and awareness. The narrator revels in dawn's beauty and human activity, wondering if maturity or caffeine sparks sharper perception and invites readers to request an old-age advantages booklet from The Messenger.
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Emerson
Japan
Korea
Readers questions on State Issue No 1 raise ballot wording concerns
Citizens in Athens raise questions about tax continuation versus amendment wording on State Issue No 1 and its financing through cigaret and excise taxes. They urge clear ballot language and discuss impacts on Athens hotel needs and the Izaak Walton League convention.
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Albany R.D
Athens
Ohio
Izaak Walton League of America
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John R. Cannon
Public Forum
Izaak Walton League
Donald K Seward
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