London approves global science program on civilization impact
The International Council of Scientific Unions backs a broad research program to study how civilization has biologically affected humans and the world. Amid rising populations, radioactivity, and pollution, scientists from around the world seek to quantify changes and minimize harm, a move that may outlast the Maris homer chase in public attention.
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London
Roger Maris
Babe Ruth
General Assembly
International Council of Scientific Unions
Earth
Stability in Latin America and the danger of dictatorship
Argentina's President Arturo Frondizi argues stability in the region must improve before the hemisphere is safe from authoritarian threats. He cites Peron’s failings, warns wealth grows with resource development, and calls for vision planning and leadership, urging American aid be tied to social reforms and mindful of past exploitation.
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Latin America
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
U.S
Frondizi
Juan Peron
Peron
South America
Edly
Alliance For Progress
Maugham funds aid for young writers to pursue insight
Somerset Maugham, famed British writer, plans to leave most of his wealth to a fund that helps young authors write what they want rather than what they must to earn money. He argues society should do more to stimulate creative insight into the human condition.
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Somerset Maugham
Maugham
Peace and War Sparks Reheated Debates on Command
The review notes British General Sir Frederick Morgans new book argues that Dwight Eisenhower kept Field Marshal Montgomery in command despite near relief for arguing fiercely over strategy. Ike and Montgomery clash highlights simmering postwar tensions, with Morgan implying only Ike preserved US Britain unity.
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Sir Frederick Morgan
Field
Viscount Montgomery
Dwight Eisenhower
Ike
Morgan
Montgomery
Germany
Story Teller Victor Alicea Against East Harlem Gang Culture
Victor Alicea, 23, Puerto Rican by birth, discusses East Harlem gang life and his efforts to steer youths away from street gangs. He describes gang structure, territory rules, and the lure of status, noting 50,000 juvenile delinquents in New York and 9000 in gangs, with 600 in death squads. He aims to reach younger teens before they join.
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Victor Alicea
East Harlem
New York
New York City
Alicea
Puerto Rico
Brooklyn
Brotherhood of Man
Victor
Times Square
Dear Abby Grow Up, Stamp Hobby and Boarding School Query
Dear Abby letters discuss a 46 year old wife perplexed by her husband's stamp collecting, a boarding school versus home love question, and a single woman tired of being treated as a sister. Abby counsels stamp collecting as worthy, cautions about parental love, and advises the friend to drop the sister role to avoid being seen as merely a listener.
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Abby
Laura G and the boxing craze in early romance case
Dr Cranes Personal Cases explores Laura G a 19 year old avid boxing fan and her boyfriend's concern that female interest in brutal prize fights challenges feminine ideals. The column cites college intramural boxing and social reactions noting masculine behavior by women provokes discomfort and advises steering Laura toward more traditional sports.
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CASE
Dr. Crane
Laura
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf in 1961
The piece recounts Bill Rogers humor and anecdotes about a social circle including Stan Holworthy and his wife, a wry Oklahoma first encounter, and a Texas elderly billionaire noted for thrift. It notes the billionaire’s sea shore adventures and a small fish episode, with the item distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Johnsons Welcome Linda Lisa Johnson Birth in Bradenton
Mr and Mrs James Johnson of Bradenton Fla announce the birth of a daughter Linda Lisa on Oct 9 The Johnsons also have two sons and two daughters Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Arthur Rupe of Ches Hire Route 1 and Mr and Mrs Johnson of Point Pleasant Also noted are visits and moves among local families including Mr and Mrs Jack Freeman and daughters to Wesley Chapel Mr Arthur Rupe visiting with Mrs Arthur Rupe Jr and caring for her daughters Mr and Mrs Joe Stewart and Mrs Ange line Durham visiting with Mr and Mrs Manuel Mace in Rutland and Rex Lemley of Circleville visiting over the weekend for a local song festival at Poplar Ridge Church.
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Yger
James Johnson
Bradenton
Fla
Linda Lisa
Johnsons
Arthur Rupe
Cheshire
Joe Stewart
Minersville native New Haven Charlie Withrow buried at Graham Station
New Haven Charlie Withrow of Minersville Ohio died at home last Thursday and was buried Sunday at Graham Station Cemetery. He was husband to Zance Koush Withrow, reared in New Haven, and related by marriage to Mason County residents. Rev. and Mrs. R G Ellis of West Hamlin visited here, and Mr. and Mrs. J L Stewart traveled to Lexington Kentucky to visit Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stewart.
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Charlie Withrow
Minersville
Ohio
Graham Station
Mr. Withrow
Zance Koush Withrow
New Haven
Mason County
R. G. Ellis
West Hamlin
J. L. Stewart
Lexington
Kentucky
Wallace Stewart
The FBI’s Jurisdiction and Crosby on Hoover Critique
George Sokolsky II defends Hoover against Crosby’s critique of the FBI’s crime focus. The piece argues federal limits, cites gambling narcotics rackets as local or state matters, and notes the FBI’s role in crime statistics and interagency authority, including examples like the Mann Act and Lindbergh Act.
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J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
John Crosby
New York Herald Tribune
Crosby
Hoover
Congress
New York State
Nevada
United States
Bureau of Narcotics
Bureau of Narcotics and the Customs
Bible Reading at Home and School for Values
The piece extols Bible use across Protestant Catholic and Jewish households as a source of religion and ethics. It urges reading aloud at home, choosing translations, and memorization, suggesting benefits for verbal and writing skills, with guidance against sarcasm in parenting and teaching.
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Defoe
England
Salem Center Community Notes
Earl Strong had surgery at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis. Marvin Wilsons visited his mother near Williamson West Virginia. C K Smiths of Columbus visited their parents Marvin Wilson and T E Smith. Ted Smith returned to Columbus to work. County PTA meeting drew many local residents. Mrs Eugene Holliday cared for her ill mother. Diane Holliday visited Linda Shenefield while her mother was away.
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Salem Center
Earl Strong
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Marvin Wilson
Hoosier
Williamson
W. Va
C. K. Smith
Columbus
T. E. Smith
Ted Smith
PTA
Eugene Holliday
Diane Holliday
Linda Shenefield
Military Mail Call and newspaper masthead fragment
Fragment of Athens Messenger publication details for Military Mail Call and subscription options. Contains names and addresses, pricing, and mailing terms, with references to The Sunday Messenger and Associated Press. The text is partial and mixed with garbled OCR, showing rates and locations including Athens Ohio and Great Lakes Illinois.
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Ohio
Bytom
Associated Press
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
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