Hoffa's Path to Control of U S Transportation
James R. Hoffa has won the first objective toward a nationwide trucking power by securing local union votes to authorize national contracts. The move prompts concern from officials that a federation of transport unions could paralyze road, rail, air, and maritime commerce, prompting calls for Congress to curb labor power under antitrust rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Hoffa
New York
San Francisco
David Beck
Jimmy Hoffa
Beck
Hoffa
Cal Trucking
Trucking Industry, Inc
Maritime and Longshoremen’s Union
Congress
Lucille Ball Embraces Shyness as a Star of Desilu
Lucille Ball describes herself as shy yet happy and a leader of Desilu Productions. She recalls early poverty, a slow rise in show business, and the importance of following her own path and convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Ball
Desilu Productions, Inc
Miss Ball
Dear Abby Advice On A Fussy Eater Husband
A wife vents that her husband complains about meals without offering specific feedback. She says she has studied cooking and gets told she is good, yet remains frustrated by his vague insult. The columnist suggests a humorous calm approach and proposes deflecting with a light, kitchen related retort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
GI Seeks guidance on Army marriage rules and happiness
Abigail Van Buren dispenses letters from service members and families. The writer asks why Army CO consent is required for marriage, risking stripes, while parental consent is not. Abby urges chaplain mediation and advises patience as a path through military life and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
G.I. Jack
Soviet anti-missile rocket teased by 1962 show
Khrushchev boasted a rocket that could hit a fly in space and Soviet media showcased a two stage ground to air weapon about 50 feet long. Western observers wonder if it is a larger SS anti aircraft system. Defense officials weigh whether the U S must pursue anti missile capability to counter future flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Tass
Izvestia
Francis Gary Powers
Defense Department
United States
Goldwater Letter Urges TVA Sale To Private Industry
Tennessee Democrat would sell the Tennessee Valley Authority to private industry. Goldwater argues a private TVA would pay far more taxes and benefit state and local governments, claiming better operation and broader public benefit. He cites reformer Robert Ingersoll on famine prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Fulton
Tennessee
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Goldwater
Nixon Boom Surfaces as Possible 1964 Presidential Candidate
The piece argues Nixon is not a paper tiger and could outperform in 1964, especially on foreign policy. It contrasts Nixon with Goldwater and Taft, notes Nixon’s detailed international knowledge, and mentions scholars Strausz-Hope and Possony advising Goldwater. It also references Kennedy’s risky peace efforts and ongoing party debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Goldwater
California
Romney
Scranton
General Clay
Nelson Rockefeller
Kennedy
Europe
Cuba
Latin America
Barry Goldwater
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Saturday Evening Post
Taft
Dynamic Businessman B D McIntyre Sparks Southern Plant Tale
An American industrial figure B D McIntyre organized a Hartwell Georgia branch for Monroe Auto Equipment, returning donor checks and touting recreation and private colleges to boost worker efficiency. The piece ties his stance to free enterprise, tax cuts, and a booklet offer on saving the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. McIntyre
Monroe Auto Equipment Co
Michigan
Hartwell
Georgia
Anderson
S. C
Lake Hartwell
McIntyre
South
Monroe Auto Equipment
Hillsdale College
Uncle Sam
Our Republic
Grandchild Born to McGathey Family in Haydenville
Mr. and Mrs. Perl McGathey announce a new grandson born Oct 271 to Mr and Mrs. William McGathey Mansfield. Named John Timothy. Recent visitors include Doris B Windsor Fairmont WV and Daryl Skiver West Gate MI. Fellow locals hosted relatives from Columbus and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Carter Haydenville
Perl McGathey
Willam McGathey
Mansfield
John Timothy
Luther Skiver
Edith Campbell
Doris B. Windsor
Fairmont
W. Va
Daryl Skiver
West Gate
Mich
Ralph Hess
Jackson
Matheny
John Patton
Carol Ann
John Robert
Nellie Patton
Francis Settles
Columbus
Nellie Bond
Lewis Skiver
Theresa Skiver
St. Marys Catholic Church
Groveport
Gertrude Achauer
Charles Lyke
Porter Moore
Paul Moore
Herbert Moore
Herbert Jay
Fairborn
Read Aloud Tales Build Early Health and Happiness
Reading to a child from infancy through early schooling fosters concentration and listening skills. It sparks imagination, broadens vocabulary and speech patterns, and provides rich material for discussion and learning.
Local visits mark a busy social week across towns
Hallie Murray Bidwell and Minnie Higginbotham of Home Town and Logan host visits with Glassburn, Longsworth, Davis, Da vis, McClaske, Wanderly, Lawless and others. An article on reading to young children extols benefits of shared books and vivid English to foster early literacy and enjoyment.
Fort Lauderdale rights bill debate prompts editor's reply
Barry Schiller of Athens objects to an Fort Lauderdale News editorial endorsing federal civil rights legislation. He argues the bill restricts individual freedom while protecting citizens seeking basic rights like jobs housing education police protection voting and travel. He urges a balanced approach for equal dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Fort Lauderdale News
Fred Shuttlesworth
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Dear Abby
Hal Boyle
Abigail van Buren
G.I
Beverly Hills
Calif
Kheus
Waller
Robert Ingersoll
John Chamberlain
George W. Crane
B.D. McIntyre
America
Hartwell Lake
Haydenville
Garry C.wyers
Hallie Murray
Cently
Beacher Davis
Vinton
Kerr McClaske
Herbert Black
Ethel Walter
Robert McKean
Ruth Ann
Bernard Wanderly
Fostoria
James Lawless
Emma
Ohio
Posse
Athens
Associated Press
Mall
T the Messenger Publishing Co
Vatter
Barry Schiller
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