Kennedy Thanksgiving Proclamation Calls Nation To Gratitude
President Kennedy proclaims November 28 1963 as Thanksgiving Day urging national unity and humble thanks for blessings while honoring the nation’s forefathers. He recalls Washington Lincoln and colonial observances and asks Americans to live by grateful ideals and extend blessings worldwide.
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Virginia
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New Republic
America
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Arctic
John F. Kennedy
United States
Congress
School Officials Object to Indictment of Students
A letter from Athens officials denounces the indictment of high school students for spelling and English quality. They argue public schools must educate all learners and reject singling out Athens High School. The note cites a broader failure to drill basic spelling and arithmetic into students. The quote ends with Thomas Jefferson.
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Athens High School
Athens
Athen High
Debate Over Fluoridation Sparks Freedom Versus Public Health
A columnist argues the fluoridation fight reflects a libertarian clash over forcing dental treatment on citizens. He questions state power and cites potential health effects while weighing the value of personal choice against public benefits.
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U.S
Liberal views on water fluoridation and pollution
John Chamberlain argues liberals overemphasize fluoride in water while ignoring widespread water pollution. He recalls clean rivers of his Connecticut youth, condemns industrial waste and poor sewage treatment, and criticizes chlorine in urban water and fluoridation as a bore.
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United States
Connecticut
Great Lakes
New York City
Ohio
Miami
Dear Abby Advice Columns From A Busy High School Year
A compilation of readers seeking guidance on teen relationships and marriage issues. Questions cover hallways displays, a husband's habit of disappearing weekends, an alleged innocent lunchtime liaison, and a man admitting he wears a ring to appear married to avoid commitment.
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Abby
Boudoir
Psychology for Medical Success and Public Influence
Doctor David Crane argues psychology should be a medical prerequisite and a tool for public persuasion. He notes few colleges require psych courses, yet psychology shapes diagnosis, treatment, and drug choices, citing chloroform opposition and the Queen’s childbirth as examples of social strategy.
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Uncle Sam
David Crane
England
Even
Aresthesia
Adam
Queen of England
Kennedy as Prophet of Courage and presidency
The essay reflects on John F. Kennedy's brief presidency, noting his courage and grace, and suggesting his impact on history. It contrasts Kennedy's poised leadership with his limited legislative success, while highlighting foreign policy gains and the optimism of his early term.
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Johnson
White House
Winston Churchill
Grace
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Harding
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Cuba
Encouraging a Healthy Collecting Habit in a Boy
A Virginia mother writes about her son who collects many small items and steals others’ belongings. The reply advises guiding the boy to focus on one collection, teaching him to return items, involve family and playmates, and build a trusting, wholesome parent child relationship.
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Virginia
Apple Grove and Wheeling visitors at Athens Messenger
Apple Grove residents Mr and Mrs Garner Roush of Wheeling West Virginia visit Mr and Mrs John Stobart. Mrs Margaret Clark of Hollygrove West Virginia spends the week with Mr and Mrs Everett Clark and family. Athens Ohio edition of The Messenger newspaper details and pricing are listed.
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Wheeling
W. Va
John Stobart
Margaret Clark
Hollygrove
Everett Clark
Athens
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Sunday Messenger
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