Time To Negotiate and The Nuclear Threat Underlines
The column argues that extremism on both sides blocks compromise in Berlin and UN crises. It cites Kennedy and Hammarskjold, warns of a squeeze on diplomacy, and recalls Hiroshima as a turning point for negotiation. It ends noting a Nebraska golf course receiving federal farm aid raises policy questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Gromykov
Berlin
United Nations
Marquis Childs
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
America
Hiroshima
Nebraska
Housecleaning Time as SEC Probes Securities Industry
A senior partner in a New York brokerage cites warning flags as a broad SEC inquiry into the securities business begins. The probe will examine broker dealer conflicts, delayed deliveries, and other practices to reform market customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
SEC
Washington Budget Page Pooled Many Facts In A Column
A collage of trivia and notes ranges from George Washington’s single-sheet budget to U S life spans and diet, bicycle costs, and geography. It cites Paris and Montreal as top French speaking centers, insect feeding trends on cattle, and the stock exchange as a major pencil buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Paris
Montreal
Canada
New York Stock Exchange
U. S
Franklin Pierce Adams
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Emile
Steel price hikes face cautious buyers and substitutes
A Purchasing Magazine survey of 624 steel users shows four of five buyers oppose a steel price rise this fall and two of three support no government intervention. Fifty-five percent would switch to substitutes if prices rise while 63 percent rule out foreign sourcing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Purchasing Magazine
United Steelworkers
Congress
Europe
Japan
Dear Abby Advice Columns From a Reader Letters
A compilation of readers questions to Dear Abby covering trust issues in a relationship a teen dating older boy parental restrictions a late night disturbance from neighbor cats and a light question about cousin romance with Abby's brief guidance and instructions for personal replies and booklets.
Doctor Cranes Compliment Club Helps Troubled Boy
Jerry L. a 12 year old boy labeled delinquent shows improvement after his teacher uses the Compliment Club method. By sharing daily compliments and a heart to heart talk, Jerry's behavior changes and he gains social acceptance, ending his bullying tendency within a month.
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Jerry
George W. Crane
Jerry L
Crane
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
Brief humor column anecdotes describe domestic annoyances and carnival oddities. A wife retrieves the morning paper to shock her husband with news, and a South Jersey carnival features a bear that plays the Star Spangled Banner on piano.
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Try
Bennett Cerf
South Jersey
Football May Reconcile Denver Pair
Gertrude Hunter, 47, obtained a court order Wednesday directing her estranged husband, M Lakin Hunter, 49, to return her season ticket to University of Colorado football games. The couple, married June 3, 1939, with two children, had split after she filed for divorce September 21 citing mental cruelty. She sought reconciliation and said attendance at games had been a traditionally happy experience and wished to attend this year's games so her husband could see her in a favorable light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Gertrude Hunter
M. Lakin Hunter
University of Colorado
Hunter
Chargin
Dodd Warns on Soviet Property Swindle via Parcel Co
Senator Thomas J. Dodd criticizes the General Parcel and Travel Co for handling gifts sent to Soviet Russia as private property. He questions prepaid duties, disappearance of funds, and calls for a full investigation by U S Post Office and Treasury to protect American senders from Soviet confiscation schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
General Parcel and Travel Co
W. 14 St
New York City
Jacob Golos
Senator Dodd
General Parcel
Leonid Tankel
Intourist
Soviet Union
United States
Soviet Russia
New York Post Office
Dodd
United States Post Office
Treasury
Russia
Congressional Committee
Congressional
Mt Zion Church debates selling corner to oil firm
In a public forum Mt Zion Baptist Church asks whether to sell its corner to an oil company or keep it as a good neighbor. The appeal cites city’s outmigration and unpaid church support, with a homecoming Oct 5 8 schedule, fundraiser dinner 5 to 7 p.m. and a program Oct 8 at 2 30 p.m. Rev Wilbur Page to speak, Black Fork choir to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Augustus
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Black Fork Choir
Wilbur Page
Ohio General Ass'n of
Cincinnati
Carl Bell
S. Lancaster
Athens
Homecoming at EUB Church Draws Numerous Local Residents
The Radcliff homecoming at the EUB Church drew many attendees including the Uhrng brothers from Waverly and Rev. Flowers of Wellston. A basket dinner followed. prayers were led, and several from nearby churches attended. Otto Huston of Columbus was reported seriously ill after a major operation. Vinton Grange to install Laurel and Star Granges officers at Pt. Rock on Oct 14. a shower for Mr and Mrs Charles Snavely is planned for Oct 7. weekend guests from Columbus and Cincinnati noted.
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Ing
Eub
Uhrng Brothers of
Waverly
John D. Canode
Biona Smith
Columbus
H. B. Sanford
Alma Gregory
Wellston
Minnie Wilcox
John Devore
Ida Frakes
Hamden
Mt. Olive
Mr. Carmel
Duane McLaughlin
Amelia
Parnie McLaughlin
Charles Trent
Tamara
L. J. Barnes
Vinton Township
Laurel and Star Granges
Pt. Rock
Vinton County Health Council
Wilton
Charles Snavely
Janie Pendleton
McCoy Snavely
John Palmer
Tara
Gordon Parks
Cincinnati
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington
Hal Boyle
Irwin H. Kramer
Arnold Glason
Alf Landon
John Quincy Adams
James Monroe
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Finley Peter Dunne
By Sam Dawson
Jesse James
Fatso
Phootkiss
Bigdome
DE Harkhars
Eatsville
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Beverly Hills
Calif
Doctor Crane
Mary Healy
Peter
George Sokolsky
the Public Forum
Church
Chico
New Jersey
Athens Messenger
Asoeve
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W
Pany & Santa
Ohio
Radcliff
Rev. Flowers of
Otto Huston
Hustons
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