Britain Faces U.S. Role as Major 1964 Election Issue
In Parliament Sir Alec Douglas-Home frames the United States as a key factor in Britain’s political battle, defending the Anglo American alliance while facing Labour calls to review the Nassau Polaris treaty. He contrasts with Wilson who avoids shaping Britain’s US stance as Parliament dissolves and a general election nears.
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Canada
Lester Pearson
John Diefenbaker
United States
Britain
Alec Douglas-Home
House of Commons
Alec
Diefenbaker
Sir Alec
Harold Macmillan
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Wilson
United States Alliance
Anglo-American Alliance For Peace
Appalachia project falters as Ohio and Alabama withdraw
Ohio and Alabama governors pull out of Kennedy era Appalachian regional plan. With plans due mid February, critics cite lack of original ideas and concrete job creation measures. The discouraged states leave the regional group as roads resources education water and loans are outlined without fresh solutions.
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Appalachian
Ohio
Alabama
Kennedy
Alaba
Appalachia
B-47 Bomber Fleet Reductions Across Bases
The Air Force steps to retire hundreds of B-47 bombers since 1959 both here and abroad. It plans to withdraw 19 from Britain by July 1 leaving 80 in Britain and Spain. Two SAC bases in Britain will revert to the Royal Air Force as Polaris submarines and ICBMs rise, enabling the cutback in aging six-jet B-47s.
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Air Force
Britain
Spain
Strategic Air Force
Royal Air Force
Hoffa Denies Hoffa Lead on National Contract Power
James R. Hoffa, president of the Teamsters Union, insists his push for a national contract would not grant a stranglehold on U. S. transportation. He argues real sway lies in how power is used, not in its size or potential.
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James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Yale Professor Barghoorn Accused as Spy by Soviets
The article debates the arrest of Yale professor Frederick Barghoorn by the Soviet authorities amid Cold War tensions. It notes his calm, scholarly demeanor and long history in cultural exchange work, while exploring possible motives behind the seizure and urging restraint toward visiting Soviet cultural figures.
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Frederick Barghoorn
Yale
Nathan Hale
U.S
Barghoorn
Caspar Milquetoast
United States
Russia
Rohit
Caialia
Khrushchev
Kennedy
America
Moscow
Osteuropa
Germany
Soviet Georgia
Robert Jenkins
Washington
San Francisco
New York
Alabama
Maryland
Birmingham
Dear Abby Letters From Real Life and Warnings
Dear Abby columns include a reader seeking a $300 salary advance from a married boss and guidance on Christmas gifts. A mother praises her daughter's honors yet is advised to refrain from boasting. A nurse condemns drunken driving and calls for accountability, urging sober behavior.
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Abby
Alice Faye
Santa Claus
Daffy
Daddy
Mummy
Fellows
California Retirement Mecca Still Draws Thousands Daily
California remains the nations No 1 retirement magnet with a steady stream of new residents though many past 60 face stretched budgets arthritis and fewer close friends. Most retirees spend time relaxing at home reading watching TV and strolling city streets while enjoying a warm climate and their cars for trips to shops churches mountains and beaches. Monthly cash incomes average about 170 for couples with half owning homes worth around 15000 and the other half renting at about 85 a month for three rooms. Old age pensions supplement savings once assets dip under 1200 to about 106 a month per person plus free medical care.
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California
Reversible 'Whwy' CASE R-409: Terry asks and parents pause
A father's frustration with his six year old son Terry’s persistent questions is used to illustrate Christ’s strategy of reversing questions. The father suggests pausing and praising and guiding Terry to solve the problem, turning the dialogue into a teaching moment and linking the correct answer to the question asked.
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Terry
Christ
Jesus
Columbus
Williams McGatheyn Returns to Work in Mansfield
William McGatheyn resumes duties in Mansfield after a 15 month illness absence. Visitors to the Skivers include Chester Ball and Nova Skiver from Zanesville who brought Nova home after a several week visit. The Stover home hosted Fred Matthews and daughter Stacey, plus William Trowbridge of Lancaster and Clyde Anderson with children Jim Jack Mike and Judy from Bremen. Gilbert of Pastaskala visited the Hoopers.
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Haydenville
William McGatheyn
Mansfield
Nelson Skiver
Chester Ball
Zanesville
Nova Skiver
Raymond Stover
Fred Matthews
Stacey
William Trowbridge
Lancaster
Clyde Anderson
Jim
Jack
Mike
Judy
Bremen
Voters' split on school plan sparks town debate
Readers urge unity after a contentious school issue in The Plains and a related annexation to Athens City schools. Letters critique misinformation, praise voter support, and call for cooperation among Chauncey-Dover and The Plains communities. Sentiments emphasize community service, local governance, and the impact on children.
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Chauncey-Dover
Athens City
S. L. Darst
Chauncey - Dover Board of Education
Board of Education
Vinton Two Garden Club to Meet at Pendleton Home
Gladys Pierce Radcliff reports the Vinton Two Garden Club will gather November 14 at Mrs. James Pendleton's home with Mrs. Roger Allman as hostess. Also notes a daughter born November 2 at Doctor's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burns of Columbus, with Ruth Oxley of Athens as former.
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D .E. McLaughlin
Glen Barnes
Dan Shelton
Columbus
Radcliff
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Bernice Carter
Charles Gilbert
Pastaskala
John Hooper
the Messenger
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Messenger
Plains
the Plains
Edward Mingus
Russell Johnson
J. W. Bowman
Charles Pendergrass
John Russell
Athens Messenger
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Athens
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