Myth Of David And Goliath In Nuclear Balance
Secretary McNamara argues the West holds a larger conventional and nuclear strength than the Soviet bloc, challenging the image of a Communist Goliath. He says NATO and U.S. deterrents reduce the chance of major war, while stressing dual nuclear and conventional buildup to deter lesser threats like Cuba and Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Goliath
NATO
Soviet Bloc
West Germany
East Germany
America
U.S
Pentagon
Cuba
Viet Nam
The Quiet Crisis by Udall Describes Resource Waste
Interior Secretary Udall warns in The Quiet Crisis of looming resource exhaustion as population grows and technology advances. He traces environmental degradation from colonial times to today and urges urgent action at state, local, and national levels to protect water, soil, forests, streams, minerals, and air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Europe
Adar
Neuberger backs Smith for president growing female support
Oregon senator Maurine Neuberger praises Maine senator Margaret Chase Smith as a potential Republican ticket candidate. Neuberger notes women could rally behind Smith and says a woman vice president might strengthen a national slate. She plans to decide soon citing cross party female loyalty despite some opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine Neuberger
Oregon
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Maurine
Margaret
Neuberger
Gallup
Smith
Dope Policy Debate Sparks Into Public View
The President's Advisory Commission on narcotics faces a clash over drug control with doctors favoring maintenance dosing in clinics and the Bureau of Narcotics arguing that addiction tracks crime and urban concentration. Commissioner Henry L. Giordano notes a shift from rural to urban addiction and predicts sharp disagreements as the commission weighs police-led reduction of heroin and morphine supply against physician controlled treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
U.S. Treasury Department
Giordano
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Big City
California
Bureau of Narcotics
F. Barrett Prettyman
Bureau
Dear Abby and Dad columns mix with Saint Louis letters
Dear Abby letters advise giving a widower a wedding deadline while counseling patience with a math issue and a wedding song memory. The column includes a Dad comment on a child’s math score and a nostalgic note about choir memories from 1938 at St. Agatha's in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
St. Agatha’s Choir
Alvina
Case contrasts coercive and persuasive strategies in public health
The text recounts Thomas Coke promoting the white potato against critics who labeled it dangerous requiring coercive land grants. after five years farmers rejected it until a French druggist used persuasive tactics, illustrating the superior impact of persuasion over coercion in public health adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iheams
Thomas Coke
England
Europe
Notable Visitors and Illnesses Reported in Racine and Surroundings
The column lists locals and visitors across Racine including Mr. and Mrs. Schrott, Mrs. Wiggens, and others from Pittsburgh to New Haven. It notes Mason Spencer’s convalescence after surgery, David Huddleston Jr. at Holzer Hospital, and Ira Hill with his son visiting from New Waterford for hunting. A long anecdote on Parmentier the potato promoter concludes with a digression suggesting parallels to a fluoridation campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Obitz
Robert Schrott
Robert Wiggens
Pittsburgh
Robert Ihle
Homer Ihle
Kent
Charles Jewell
Edwin Jewell
Olan Goodwin
New Haven
W. Va
Mason Spencer
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
David Huddleston, Jr
Holzer Hospital
Pomeroy
Ira Hill
David
New Waterford
Wallace Hill
Ralph Radcliff
Syracuse
Tom Littler
Wellston
Eber Carnahan
Verne Watterson
Parmentier
Thomas Coke
England
Life begins at 40 and a boss’s praise quoted and debated
The column argues that a sincere compliment from a supervisor can lift a middle aged worker and examines Kennedy's Medicare plan. It cites 1960s life expectancy and infant mortality figures from Britannica and insurance data to question claims that government financing harms medical care, contrasting U.S. and European systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
U.S
England
Sweden
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
N. U. Allard
New York
Kennedy
Looking Back and Ahead A Columnist Reflects on 20 Years
A veteran columnist recalls twenty years at the desk writing over five thousand pieces. He questions the impact of his work while noting humility and a lingering goal to improve civilization. He reflects on the columnist’s life, rewards, and the people who fuel his craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Don Marquis
Visitors and sick list at Wood and area homes
Recent visitors to the Wood home include Chester Holcomb Lancaster Clarence Wood Buchtel James Wood and son Chris Gail Fouty and children Terry and Debbie Union Furnace visitors include Clarence Reider Thornville Linda Mead and John Wood Canton and Troy ties noted. The ill list features Max Brandon Mike Bumgardner Harvey Van Bibber Steven Harden Edith Wood and Velma Price patient at Mt Carmel Hospital Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wood
Chester Holcomb
Lancaster
Clarence Wood
Buchtel
James Wood
Chris
Gail Fouty
Terry
Debbie
Union Furnace
Clarence Reider
Thornville
Linda Mead
John Wood
Columbus
Clarence Patton
Juanita Wolfe
Cecil Glenn
Anna Nixon
Eileen Burchfield
Dale Bumgardner
Roy Roger
Canton
Edgar Dennis
Troy
Henry Skiver
Logan
Max Brandon
Claude Brandon
Mike Bumgardner
Walter Bumgardner
Harvey van Bibber
Harold van Bibber
Steven Harden
Lee Harden
Edith Wood
H. B. Maynard
Velma Price
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columsbus
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W. Crane
Racine
Mrs. Francis Morris
By Robert Peterson
Has Boyle
Horace Greeley
Darrel Cule
Fheathens Miesshner
Jaiby
Sunan Pee
Miaidl
Obie
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