Red China’s UN bid may hinge on Moscow stance
The United States faces a shift in strategy as the China seating question returns to the UN agenda. A Soviet withdrawal or hesitation could boost US chances to block Red China’s admission, with officials noting tensions between Peiping and Moscow as a potential turning point.
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China
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Union
Red China
Communist Bloc
Herlan Cleveland
International Organizations
Peiping
Communist Party Congress
Nuclear Power Lag and the Slow Path to Atomic Plants
Nuclear power progress has stalled with only six U S plants active and four more planned by year end far short of the 90 projected in 1956. Experts cite lack of public pressure and the public private power dispute, plus funding and private enterprise limits, as reasons for delays. Fossil fuels and water power are not inexhaustible, suggesting haste to advance fission energy.
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United States
The Drop Kicker’s Art in Modern Football
A column notes the rise of place kicking this season due to wider goal posts while lamenting the fading tradition of legendary drop kickers like Charlie Brickley. It compares the drop kick to a solitary art, urges revival, and recalls old game-day imagery and bravura kicking.
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Charlie Brickleys
Brickley
Harvard
Crockett and
Boone
Nijinsky
Matador
Bull
William Tell
Renaming East Berlin Street and Stalingrad
De Stalinized Stalin Allee in East Berlin will gain a new name as Khrushchev denounces Stalin. Stalingrad on the Volga will be renamed Volgograd, ending the legacy of the old designation. The change affects military history and writing in Russia.
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Stalingrad
Tsaritsyn
Volgograd
Russia
Jim Bishop story on teen addiction Part Two
A graphic narrative follows Carmen and Maria, teens on the East Side, drawn to heroin via Garcia. Carmen marries a 19 year old, becomes a mother, alternates back to heroin, and Garcia turns to theft to fund their habit, with escalating danger and crime surrounding their lives.
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Delancey St
Maria
Avenue C
Garcia
Hell
Dear Abby Advice Across Generations on Love and Boundaries
Dear Abby addresses four reader questions about relationships and social expectations. A 20 year old seeks permission to converse with a 33 year old neighbor, a 35 year old woman worries about being unmarried, a couple debates wedding dinner invites, and Abby reassures that there is no being too particular about partners.
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Abby
Doctor Crane Urges Family Doctors Over Hospitals
In Dr. George W. Crane CASE K-462 article Carolyn M. argues for restoring the family physician's central role. He highlights the MORE project tested in Omaha and Binghamton to encourage youth toward general practice, noting hospital focus shifts and risks of government control.
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Omaha
Binghamton
George W. Crane
Carolyn M
Galen
Hippocrates
Academy of General Practice
Neb
N.Y
Crane
Try and Stop Me A CHRISTMAS Last Year
A 1961 Bennett Cerf collection notes Jack Douglas wore cuff links with wrists pierced due to short sleeves. The piece cites satirical author quotes from Disraeli Hergesheimer Maugham Macaulay Gorki and Palmer Hoyt, discussing authorship and business. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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Jack Douglas
Douglas
Palmer Hoyt
Denver Post
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Public Forum Poem by Herbert H. Burke Athens
A reflective verse by Herbert H. Burke from Athens contemplates storm clouds sunlit days and seasonal change. The speaker waits for spring and heavenly light, pondering nature, faith, and home beyond the horizon.
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Herbert H. Burke
Stalin and revolution through memory and murder
George Sokolsky contrasts how publics dispose of leaders. He discusses Stalin’s criminal designation, Flynn's praise, and Khrushchev’s campaign to erase Stalin’s memory, noting political violence and the fragile hold of power in revolutions.
Health And Happiness A New Jersey Mother's Child Rearing Advice
A New Jersey mother seeks help for her self willed five year old who resists sharing and obeying. The reply recommends nursery school, controlled guidance, immediate clear punishment, and loving, patient interaction to foster good behavior and safe outdoor habits.
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New Jersey
New Oral Cancer Detection Method Unveiled in Detroit Review
A new method for detecting oral cancer was presented at the Detroit District Dental Society's 20th annual dental review. Greenwich, Conn. Henry H. Storch, 66, a chemistry professor at New York University, died Sunday.
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Detroit
Detroit District Dental Society
Greenwich
Conn
Henry H. Storch
New York University
Local Visits and Family News from Parkersburg and Nearby
Apple Grove families visit in Parkersburg and nearby towns. Miss Sue Ann Buck and sister Pam visit Marge Ann and Beverly Stobart. George Creems and children from Proctorville visit Elmer Walker and family. Athens Messenger publication and mailing details noted.
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Alfred Toney
Parkersburg
Sue Ann Buck
Columbus
Pam
Margie Ann
Beverly Stobart
George Cremeans
Proctorville
Elmer Walker
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