Kennedy Sees 1964 Race and Liberal Conservative Clash
President Kennedy hints at a high stakes 1964 contest with Goldwater as a likely Republican rival. Truman and others weigh Nixon as a potential compromise candidate. Kennedy aims a reelection push on a peace and prosperity platform amid a hard, close campaign to come.
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Freeman tours West as farmers want to be left alone
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman travels Nebraska Montana and Washington state to hear farmers and ranchers say the government should stay out and let them manage their own affairs. He faces resistance to federal programs and notes the region's shift from Nixon’s 1960 votes to Goldwater leanings.
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Goldwater Amendment Divides Cuba War Poll Outcome
A poll indicates 77 percent favor presidential action short of war to push Soviet withdrawal from Cuba, if Goldwater's amendment tied the effective date to on site Soviet recall. Mention notes Texas size comparison to France.
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Galbraith and Rostow clash over India steel plans
Minoo Masani of India cites Galbraith’s shift from liberal economics to praise for private enterprise while warning India’s planners against overemphasizing investment. Rostow critiques steel-first growth, sparking questions about Kennedy era foreign aid and U S policy directions.
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Indonesia
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Washington
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White House
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Dear Abby Help for a frightened wife and uncertain reader
A frightened wife seeks urgent guidance about a husband who mistrusts her, threatens with a pistol, and displays mood swings. Abby urges medical evaluation with possible temporary confinement to prevent harm, emphasizing treatment over stigma. A reader asks a biology question about bird eggs and hatchlings.
Abigail Van Buren advice column glimpse
excerpts show Abigail Van Buren answering readers on topics from beekeeping to flag displays and personal life. The letters include Mrs A G offering bee expertise and a veteran reader debating patriotism and heritage while discussing family and marriage in Southern California.
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Buddy Greco Finds Breakthrough With Dani’s Help
Buddy Greco recalls climbing from a rough start in South Philadelphia to fame on the supper club circuit. A six month voice loss in 1958 led to meeting actress Dani Crayne whose advice to sing like himself and stand up changed his career. He rose from $15,000 yearly earnings to over $250,000 last year and surges higher this year.
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Chicago
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Boxing in High School Debates Over Safety and Sports
Howard G a high school coach questions boxing in schools amid recent boxer deaths. Dr Crane weighs risks with football and other sports noting higher teen deaths with unsupervised activities and the need for evidence before hysteria. Lynn Waldorf cites football fatality context.
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Joppa Notes Visitations and Boxing Opinion Column
Local visits are reported among Joppa residents including the Reeds, Green, Calaway, Bran non and others visiting relatives in Long Bottom Logan and Michigan Hospitals. A boxing opinion argues that occasional deaths are the insurance premium society pays to save many young lives, noting Boxing is supervised and deaths are rare compared to traffic fatalities.
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George Reed
Vern Green
George Sellers
Long Bottom
Chuck Curtis
Dayton
Elda Calaway
Coolville
John Calaway
Logan
Helen Kibble
A. E.wyers
Parkersburg
Irene Cottril
Floyd Barringer
Stret
Turn Back the Clock and the American Labor Story
Two letters reflect on labor, wages, and politics from the early 20th century to the New Deal era. F. P. Thompson of Gloucester argues against turning back time citing Roosevelt’s reforms and rising employment. C. A. Castle of Washington challenges Columbus Day Italian associations.
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