Military Attaches and the Khabarovsk Incident
The article defends military attaches right to observe Soviet forces while noting the Khabarovsk raid that searched four officers and confiscated items. It argues expulsion would trigger reciprocal actions and cites ongoing espionage trials as justification for cautious responses.
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The
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Moscow
Free World
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Washington
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United Nations
Police chief cites mob action as threat to government
New York Police Commissioner Michael J. Murphy tells editors and publishers at a United Press International conference that mobs arise from cussedness or criminal aims and defend police authority as essential to government. He warns against false charges of brutality and urges strong police to curb urban crime.
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Michael J. Murphy
United Press International
Washington
Murphy
Logan Defeats Athens 7-0 on Home Field in 1914
In a October 13 1914 game Logan beat Athens 7-0 on the winner’s field while Ohio University upset Miami 6-0. Russ Finsterwald carried 26 yards to the one yard line and Palmer scored later. The Athens Opera House featured The Spendthrift with a guarantee of admission refund if not pleased.
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Athens
Ohio University
Miami
Russ Finsterwald
Palmer
Athens Opera House
Meet the Candidates Senator Young Not Challenged by Age Gap
U S Sen Stephen M Young, 75, faces Republican Robert Taft Jr., 47, in Ohio. Young highlights his voting record, Olympic pace of daily routines, and warns against Goldwater extremism while stressing Taft's alignment with the right wing.
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Associated Press
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U. S
Stephen M. Young
Senate
Robert Taft Jr
William Howard Taft
White House
Steve Young
Young
Ohio General Assembly
Congressional Country Club
Washington
Taft
George Bender
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Bender
Bricker
Barry Goldwater
Junior
Goldwater
James A. Rhodes
Anzio
Reggio Emilia
Italy
Names of Juvenile Offenders Divide Judges and Chiefs
Debate over publishing juvenile felons names splits experts and officials. Judge Lester Loble links open hearings to a 49 percent drop in juvenile felony cases while many police chiefs support publicity as a deterrent. Parole officers and some judges oppose or hedge their stance citing harshness and limited effect.
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Lester H. Loble
Loble
Associated Press
Frank Breitenbach
Los Angeles
Donald E. MacFarlane
Hennepin County
Minneapolis
Boston
Bernard Pyle
Georgia Pardon and Parole Board
Elmo Holt
Fulton County
Atlanta
Dr Crane advises calm steps after child bitten by a dog
A five year old, Alan D., was bitten when a dog from a nearby house lunged. Experts recommend washing the wound, observing owned dogs for 14 days, and starting vaccines only if rabies is confirmed or the dog dies.
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Alan D
Alan
Letter to the Editor Guidelines for The Messenger
The Messenger invites brief signed letters on current and general topics. Include address and phone number, even if not for publication. The editor reserves the right to select and condense letters for publication.
Dear Abby Columns Excerpt Highlights Money and Manners
A Dear Abby column fragment covers a wife blaming her husband’s wealth for moral laxity and a suggested remedy, questions about dating etiquette and school sports seating, a doctor receiving unwanted birthday mail, a reader asking about feeding habits at meals, and a plea for parental intervention on a noisy eater.
No Neck-Craning Will Occur Jumping At Conclusions
HAL BOYLE muses on human laziness and social quirks from billboard worship to public fund of suspicion. He notes people skim holes rather than look up at skyscrapers and that confidence links to wallet content, while skinniest folks borrow most easily.
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America
James Marlow Analyzes 1964 Campaign Clash
The 1964 presidential race between Johnson and Goldwater fascinates historians. It contrasts big government advocacy with limited government, plus differing foreign policy stances. Johnson uses broad press outreach and public walks, while Goldwater relies on speeches and infrequent news conferences.
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Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
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