Force In The Caribbean and the Dominican Transition
The text describes U S naval force near the Dominican Republic during a political transition after Trujillo. It credits the show of force with deterring a new dictatorship, aiding Balaguer’s government, and prompting OAS scrutiny and possible recognition restoration. It also suggests a blockade of Cuba to topple Castro with minimal bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
United States
U.S. Navy
Rafael Trujillo
Joaquin Balaguer
Organization of American States
Dominica
Little Rock
Dominican
Narahoma
Valley Forge
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cuba
Radio Revolucion
Balaguer
Republic
Cuban
Castro
Divorce and Public Office in U S Elections
The electorate imposes higher moral standards on national leaders and a spouse presence aids campaigns. The piece discusses presidents and candidates with divorces, noting Cox and Stevenson faced setbacks, while Rockefeller’s pending divorce may affect his 1964 gubernatorial and presidential prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Andrew Jackson
Warren G. Harding
James M. Cox
Ohio
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
White House
State House
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Jackson urges aggressive State Department to think ahead
Senator Henry M. Jackson’s subcommittee report faults the State Department and other agencies for reacting to foreign events. He calls for clearer vital interests, better leadership in national security posts, improved training, and fewer barriers for citizens in duty. President Kennedy lauds the findings and urges immediate implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Jackson
State Department
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Defense Department
Washington Democrat
Jackson
Berlin Build-Up Nears Completion Amid Berlin Crisis
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara said no immediate plans exist to mobilize more reserves including the National Guard. The armed forces total 2.9 million with 300,000 additions and 45,000 sent to Europe, while 45,000 reservists remain unmobilized. The Berlin crisis may be abating as current build-up stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
National Guard
Berlin
Europe
26Th Infantry
Massachusetts
28Th Infantry
Pennsylvania
McNamara
JIM BISHOP Sells Humorous Sleep Gift Wishlist
Jim Bishop lampoons holiday gift guides by detailing Norman Dine’s sleep center brochure items. He catalogs quirky devices from a robot cigarette holder to a Lif O Gen oxygen tank and a Horn of Nature, noting their absurd luxury and potential mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnll
Elvis Presley
Norman Dine
New York
Bishop
Dear Abby Confessions and Advice From a Reader
A reader shares a complaint about baseball records and family life. The letter-writers seek guidance on parental control and a question about a potentially married man. Abby delivers blunt, humorous responses and practical counsel.
Doctor Crane's Personal Cases On Musical Detectives
Dr Crane recounts Lorna L 11 becoming musical after a second grade teacher used Mitch Millers Little Sandy Sleighfoot to teach listening for different voices and instruments. He cites Conradi sparrow canary study and notes secular Christmas songs versus Little Sandy Sleighfoot with religious emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorna
Mitch Miller
Conradi
Canaries
Mitch
Bing Crosby
Rudolph
John Erskine
Crane
Titanic Sunk Looms Large In Hoosier Memory
Crawfordsville Indiana editor Pete Henderson reported the Titanic tragedy after a wire alert but used an old Lake Erie side wheeler cut with the caption The Ill Fated Titanic. He later sought a new job after the mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Henderson
Crawfordsville
Ind
Henderson
Weekend visitors and guests from several towns
Storys Run residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Charleston Norfolk Toledo Old Ryger Langsville Langsville Langsville Thomas Fork New Boston Middleport and nearby areas. Notable mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Armsted Arnold Gretchen, Seaman Sammy Thompson, Laura Rhodes, Wayne Oxyer Kim, Carolyn Rupe, Charlotte Rupe, Erwin Swartz, William Frazier family, Roger Rupe, Larry Rupe, Eddie Caruthers Eddie Bernie, and the Ross Shuler family moving to the Ira Butcher property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armsted Arnold
Gretchen
Charleston
Sammy Thompson
Norfolk, Va
Laura Rhodes
Toledo
Wayne Oxyer
Kim
Old Ryger
James Conkle
Carolyn Rupe
Charlotte Rupe
Langsville
Erwin Swartz
Thomas Fork
William Frazier
Charles Baker
Kay
New Boston
Alex Shuler
Roger Rupe
Larry Rupe
Eddie Caruthers
Eddie
Bernie
Professor Fox Opposes Greenwich Anti Communist Meeting
George Sokolsky argues that while the Supreme Court has outlawed the Communist Party and enforcement will follow, Prof. William T. R. Fox favors avoiding anti Communism discussions in Greenwich Connecticut. The column urges open discussion of public questions and rejects censorship, noting freedom of speech and the need to confront internal threats.
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William T. R. Fox
Columbia University
Communist Party
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Fox
Greenwich
Conn
William E. Cousins
Milwaukee
Robert Kennedy
Health And Happiness Lays In School Work
A column urges early intervention for bright children who lag in basic subjects. Parents should seek outside help if needed, ensure reading and spelling progress, and reinforce rote learning and numbers. Advice covers home routines and proper punishment linkage to wrong acts.
Local visits and gatherings dominate Harrisonville notes
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas of Amanda visited Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Blackwood and Esta. Hattie Walker and daughter Louise of Athens called. Weekend guests included Miss Louise Warner and Terry Cheke of Dayton, with Portsmouth weekend in-law visits. Opal Rhodes returned home from two weeks with Richard and Mrs. Rhodes of Dunbar. Earl Haning visited Harl Haning. Dinner guests at Halliday Atkins Jewell home included Don Anderson Rutland Philip Smith Darlene of Pomeroy and Nellie Tracy of Puimeroy. Herb Bradfield and Addie Branfield dined with cousin Mrs. Cash Atkinson of Athens. Eunice Bradfield of Chicago spent last week with Herb and Addie. Robert Long returned to Fort Chaffee Ark after 10 days with his parents. Philip Longs cared for a critically ill father at Gallipolis Ferry. Herb Zeller and son visited Halliday Atkins Jewell home. A layette shower at Harrisonville Grange Hall honored Mrs. David Wiseman with many local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonville
Fred Thomas
Amanda
R. S. Blackwood
Esta
Hattie Walker
Louise
Athens
Blackwoods
Louise Warner
Terry Cheke
Dayton
Clotine Blackwood
Esta Blackwood
Portsmouth
Opal Rhodes
Richard Rhodes
Dunbar
W. Va
Earl Haning
Harl Haning
Halliday-Atkins- Jewell
Don Anderson
Rutland
Philip Smith
Darlene
Pomeroy
Nellie Tracy
Puimeroy
Herb Bradfield
Addie Branfield
Donna Will
Columbus
Halliday-Atkins-Jewell
Harrisonville Grange Hall
Wilda Wiseman
Ardis Waggoner
Louise Gilkey
Dena Welsh
David Wiseman
Sharon Jewell
Pauline Atkins
Ruby Halliday
Lola Clark
Dasa Markins
Stella Atkins
Connie Chapman
Anestine Carsey
Leah Williams
Hazel Stanley
Rozella Birchfield
Nellie Borgan
Mrs. Parsons
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Jim Bishop
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Mr. Maris
Roger Maris
Lightning Bug
Doctor Crane
George W. Crane
Lorna L
By Bennett Cerf
Winnipeg
San Francisco
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
George Sokolsky
Garry C. Myers
Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Delby
Ohio & W. Va
U. S and Possessions
Act of
Wis
Associated Press
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
Carolyn Nutter
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