State Department to send diplomats to grass roots
The State Department plans to mobilize about 2000 Foreign Service officers by sending them home from abroad for consultations and vacations. Under Deputy Assistant Secretary Katie S. Louchheim, the new Office of Community Advisory Services will direct efforts to connect diplomats with local constituencies and gauge public opinion on foreign affairs.
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State Department
Foreign Service
Washington
Katie S. Louchheim
Louchheim
Democratic National Committee
Norse Settlement in Newfoundland Confirmed By Excavation
The National Geographic Society backed an expedition led by Dr. Helge Ingstad that uncovered nine buildings and a smithy at L Anse aux Meadows in Newfoundland. Radiocarbon dating places occupation around the year 1000 with support from Smithsonian and American Museum of Natural History experts, confirming pre Columbus Norse presence in North America.
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Leif Ericson
Vinland
National Geographical Society
Helge Ingstad
Norway
L’anse Aux Meadows
Newfoundland
Smithsonian Institution
American Museum of Natural History
Ingstad
Rhode Island
Kennedy Can Be Beat In 1964 Not By Goldwater Advance Says
Advance the magazine founded by Harvard undergraduates argues Kennedy can be defeated in 1964 but not by Barry Goldwater. It predicts Goldwater would lose badly if nominated, notes his ties to radical right and Southern strategy, and cites other moderates as stronger killers. It presents a split view with Lee Edwards arguing Goldwater can win.
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Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Alf Landon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Landon
Maine
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
Nixon
Romney
Scranton
Edwards
Connecticut Republicans Harness Volunteer Drive To Win Hartford Seats
Off year results spark Kennedy challenges as Republicans in Hartford and Bridgeport ride a labor powered reform agenda. The New GOP coalition mobilized 50 volunteers logging 500 hours to win three of nine Hartford council seats, signaling a strong local showing not matched since 1945.
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Goldwater
Dear Abby Advice Column Highlights a Mix of Dilemmas
A reader from Mexico asks about marrying an Irish man despite family pressure about appearances. Abby advises that love matters and not all Irish or Mexican have a single complexion. Other letters seek boundaries with visiting children, study couples, and teen romance with a humorous, practical tone.
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Abby
Mexico
Julie E. Case Highlights Marriage Rule Book Woes
Dr. Crane discusses Julie E.'s marriage meltdown a divorced mother of two, alimony and child support, a drunken husband, late nights, jealousy and false accusations, illustrating a triple tragedy of failed trust and misused finances. The column frames marriage as a game needing rules.
Julie's Problem by Dr George W Crane on marriage stability
The column discusses Julie and marital breakdowns, noting three homes with two already divorced and a third at risk. It argues many marriages could endure if couples choose quality matrimonial merchandise at the start and both partners commit to it.
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Julie
Family visits and local notices mix with stray marriage sermon
Local residents Ruth Pinnick and Howard Brooker visited brother and sister in law Clifford Brooker, with calls on Emma Shaffer and friends. A Buckner death, a Cleveland visitor, and other social notes appear beside a preachy feature urging strict adherence to marriage rules and offering "Tests for Husbands and Wives" via a self serving postal appeal.
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Howard Brooker
Fast Fultenham
Clifford Brooker
Pinnick
Grace Donaghue
Eunice Sanborn
Bid Volmer
James
McConnelsville
Ronald Coburn
Cleveland
J. A. Ayers
Dottie Lewis
Edna Bailey
Gladys Williams
William Mason
Buckner
Dora Mason Spencer
Julie
Home Study Habits for Children and Concentration
The article discusses where children study and how to minimize distractions. It compares separate rooms versus family living areas, suggests quiet periods, and notes that a desk and straight back chair aid concentration. Parents guide phone calls and regulate media during study times.
Nixon still not formally renounced for 1964 nominating race
The article discusses Richard Nixon not declaring himself a candidate for the 1964 Republican nomination though he signals he will not actively seek the nomination. Editors in Miami show mixed views on his prospects while Eisenhower notes he could be considered if a deadlock occurs. Nixon argues he serves best as an independent critic of Kennedy policies.
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Republican Party
U. S. News & World Report
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Nixon
Miami
Kennedy
Michigan
George Rommey
Eisenhower
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