War Aids and Alliances in Asia Amid India Pakistan Strife
The speaker argues the United States should aid both India and Pakistan against Communist China, warning that China threatens the region and that disputes over Kashmir drain resources. He urges India and Pakistan to unite against a common foe, rather than escalate their feud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pakistan
United States
India
China
Soviet Union
Asia
Krushchev
Kashmir
Her
Himalayas
Indian
Goldwater Survey Shapes GOP Conservative Wing for Nomination
Goldwater surveys the Republican field after the off year results and signals influence at the convention. He names Rockefeller as closer to conservatives than some admit and sees Scranton as a fellow conservative though civil rights stance differs. Romney is dismissed as needing only one Eisenhower in a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
William Warren Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Eisenhower
Incentives To Avoid Compromising Spies In Pentagon
The Defense Department warns GIs and civilian Pentagon workers in Communist countries to avoid drinking and compromising situations. Spies use two way mirrors, eavesdropping devices, shoe heel transmitters and infrared methods to trap unwary personnel. Ulysses and fidelity offer cautionary parallels as citizens protect themselves and friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
Defense Department
Ulysses
U.S
Sealed Trains Proposed to Speed Berlin Traffic
Mayor Billy Brandt of West Berlin proposes sealing trains and trucks moving from West Germany to West Berlin to cut red tape. The plan mirrors a prewar system used via the Polish Corridor to East Prussia and could spare East Germans the need for Western recognition while asserting sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Brandt
West Berlin
Berlin
West Germany
East Prussia
Crisis and alliances shape Cold War balance of power
The piece argues the Cuban crisis narrowly avoided war, with Khrushchev’s Cuba base and Kennedy’s restraint boosting U S prestige. It reflects on historical lessons from Bismarck, Kaiser, and Hitler, warning against overconfidence and stressing conservative war planning.
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Kennedy
Teddy Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
Bismarck
France
Kaiser
United States
Hitler
Europe
North Africa
Cuba
Castro
Personal Cases Urges Kids Earn Spending Money Not Allowances
Norman K., an eighth grader, is advised to earn his spending money through chores and paper routes rather than receiving an allowance. The article argues early work teaches money value, responsibility, and budgeting, with examples like doing dishes, cleaning windows, and grocery shopping under price comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Norman K
John Smith
Dear Abby column prompts mixed-age romance questions
Missives from readers range from a seventy year old man proposing marriage for insurance to a widow and her lover seeking guidance and a young girl worried about early morning calls. Abby offers cautious advice on security, sleep schedules, and enduring love amid delicate family dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Wolf Pen Visitors Include Local Families Gathering
Mr and Mrs Harley Haning Flatwoods and others visited with their parents and relatives in a series of calls. Nora Johnson Columbus and Joseph Johnson family visited and aided Gene Evans family Bradbury. Eugene Haning and Jack Elern visited Reeves while Shunate family hosted Constance Mansfield and Rev Zandel Pomeroy. TuckerMan visited Knox family Radcliff and Elsie Perry. Harold Gillogly and Vickie Sue visiting Lincoln Russell and Eugene Underwood visited Mrs Tuckerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Smith Wolf Pen
Harley Haning
Flatwoods
Cecil Gillogly
Stevie
Carla Jo
Athens
Kenneth Grover
Pomeroy
Everett Lambert
Joseph Johnson
Kenneth
Beverly
Nora Johnson
Columbus
Gene Evans
Bradbury
Eugene Haning
Jack Elern
James Reeeves
Clarence Shunate
Fred Constance
Mansfield
Ralph Zandel
Fred Tuckerman
Elem Knox
Elsie Perry
Radcliff
Harold Gillogly
Vickie Sue
Gillogly
Lincoln Russell
Eugene Underwood
Sure Signs Of Old Age
HAL BOYLE recalls signs from the past that reveal age through memories of 20th century life. He notes how tastes, fashions, transportation, entertainment, and neighborhood norms shifted as years passed, contrasting then and now in a nostalgic scan of cultural markers.
World of pansies inspires a six year old’s imagination
In a column on nurturing imagination, Arvela Rick of Buffalo describes a child’s inventive seeings of pansies as a world with faces hats and dresses. The piece encourages parental engagement fostering creativity and a gentle parent child bond.
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Arvela Rick
Rounds Avenue
Buffalo
New York
Arvela
Hemlock Grove Community News and Visits
Hemlock Grove notes show Mr and Mrs Paul Folk and family from Columbus visiting Dorsel Smith and other locals. Hemlock Home Demonstration group met at the grange hall for an all day herb cookery session led by Roland Eastman and Leonard Reed with nine members present. Next meeting set for December 5 at the grange hall with a Christmas dish dinner and a joke gift exchange.
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Clara Paulsen
Hemlock Grove
Paul Folk
Columbus
Dorsel Smith
Clark Vanset
Dean Shim
Avery Nelson
Hemlock Home
Grange Hall
Roland Eastman
Lenard Reed
Wilkesville Garden Club Holds December Christmas Dinner
The Wilkesville Garden Club met at Mrs. Joe Strong’s home with devotions by Mrs. Emerson Duffy and a talk on chrysanthemum notes by Mrs. Rex Shenefield. Mrs. James Raines received a gift from Mrs. Alva Mahaffey. The next meeting is Dec 4 at the Auxiliary Hall for the annual Christmas party with a chicken dinner. The Ladies Circle of the Presbyterian Church plans a turkey dinner Nov 20 at the church Sunday school room. Reverend Hanna of Oak Hill will visit and show travel pictures. Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Straussbaugh visited Columbus relatives. Mrs. Hartman accompanied them home. Mrs. Cray resumes at home after an automobile accident in Wellston. Mrs. Max Hall attended tuberculosis society meetings in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Marrs left for California to visit their daughter Jean and husband for several weeks.
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Wilkesville
Hanna
Oak Hill Church
Clovis Strausbaugh
Columbus
Sara Hartman
Charles Cray
Wellston
Max Hall
Tuberculosis Society
Sam Marrs
California
Jean
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Kiangsu
Sun Chuan-fang
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Washington, D.C
Dear Abby
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Patience
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Tom Greiner
J. C. Seesheimer
J. J. H. Brown
Lake Huron
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Benito Mussolini
Italy
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