Respect for Office and the Limits of Political Criticism
The piece argues for temperate language toward the presidency and other public figures, noting that while criticism is valid, demeaning remarks erode the office. It cites a Midwestern party member who called Kennedy "dumb or soft on communism" and questions whether such phrasing serves national interests. Respect for the office is seen as compatible with effective critique.
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Truman
Kennedy
United States
Budget Woes Darken Kennedy Era Budget Projections
The American Bankers Association gathering in San Francisco hears Douglas Dillon predict a 1962 deficit near six and three quarter billion. Eisenhower warned of 1.5 billion shortfall, Kennedy team says two billion too low, and nine months remain. No tax increases expected. only a boom could balance fiscal 63.
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American Bankers Association
San Francisco
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Eisenhower
Berlin
Kennedy
Last Patio Stand As Winter Bids Open Air Cooking Fare
The piece notes outdoor chefs flame roasts ribs and grill foods as autumn days tempt with rich aromas. It warns that seasonal leaves turn brown to gold to red signaling winter coming and urges grilling before temperatures fall and cooking moves indoors.
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United States
Things That a columnist Might Never Know from Mail
A collage of social trends and trivia from 20th century life. Accidental job deaths drop from 34 to 22 per 100000 since 1939. The US dog population exceeds 26 million. Executives prefer fall or winter vacations. Coffee breaks on company time rise above 75 percent. Women drivers taxed 10 percent cheaper car premiums by British insurers. Quotes and tidbits cover marriages, ulcers, braces, and the chocolate trade once secret in Spain reaching aristocratic circles.
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W. Somerset Maugham
Alaska
Aleutian
Islands
U. S
Christopher Columbus
America
Spain
Europe
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Khrushchev’s Berlin gambit tests Western unity
Premier Khrushchev has pressed the Berlin issue while resuming nuclear tests with minimal Western retaliation. He framed East Germany’s control over Berlin around a wall as a symbol of his gains, challenging Allied resolve and exposing fragility in Western coordination.
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Washington
Khrushchev
West Berlin
Germany
East Berlin
Ing
East Germany
Kennedy
Berlin
Europe
United States
France
Britain
West Germany
Russia
Berlin Wall
Dear Abby Advice Column Readers Share Personal Dilemmas
Readers recount marital strain due to a workplace romance and discuss choices. A note from Old Faithful uses a fable about choosing between two haystacks. A reader from Minneapolis complains about early seasonal marketing and fashion. The Twins ask how to persuade their smoker mother to quit. Abby counsels patient honesty and care for loved ones.
Doctor Crane's Personal Cases and Cigarette Fortune Telling
A 1960s style feature explores using cigarette habit as a personality yardstick in dating and marriage, citing Dr. D K Pumroy as a psychologist. It discusses how smoking correlates with grades dropout rates and social traits, including age, earning money, and fraternity life, ending with a solicitation to write for a booklet.
Principles Of Raising A Curious Secure Child
Health and happiness in a child come from balanced affection and increasing exposure to people and experiences. Set safe limits to prevent entitlement, while expanding response opportunities to support mental growth. For a first grade boy not sharing school tasks, punishment helps little. praise and practice responsibilities at home improve compliance.
Week of visitation begins at local church
The Rev. Morgan and the Rev. Hayden open a week of visitation with teams meeting at the church for instruction before calling on residents. Reports indicate a successful evening as teams visited community members.
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Portland
Morgan
Hayden of
Hayden
John Shaeffer
Leona Shaeffer
Vienna
W. Va
Charles Hilton
Harold Parsons
S. V. McMurray
Silverton
Jeanette McMurray
Akron
Earl Wells
Wilma
Gallipolis
Poodle Disrupts Connecticut Phone Lines Upsets by Chimes
In Connecticut a poodle objecting to telephone rings bites wires, prompting a supervisor to replace the line with a chime. The dog races to the door when the new bell sounds, a tactic likely to fail as the clever pet adjusts within weeks.
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Connecticut
Come As You Are Party Fetes Friends Club Members
Haydenville social at Mrs Genevieve Martin home with supper and a birthday cake for Nellie Allen. Farewell for Mrs Varn Robinett heading to Florida after summer visit. Attendees included Mrs Harry Swaim Mrs Arthur Keplar Logan Mrs Gertrude Achauer Mrs Porter Moore Mrs Roy Crothers and Mrs Charles Voll mer. New Lexington Perry Soil Conservation district banquet held Nov 9 at Junction City Elementary School at 7 p m.
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Haydenville
Friends Club
Genevieve Martin
Nellie Allen
Varn Robinett
Florida
Harry Swaim
Arthur Keplar
Logan
Gertrude Achauer
Porter Moore
Roy Crothers
Charles Vollmer
New Lexington
Perry Soil Conservation District
Junction City
Television and Children Demand a Reform of TV Control
George Sokolsky argues FCC chief Newton Minow overestimates a Children’s Hour. He calls for pay television to reduce ad agency influence and shield youths from murderous content while noting the media’s tension between editorial independence and advertisers.
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Peter Zenger
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Dear Abby
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Wilma Wells
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Six Mile Turn
Crooksville
Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio
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Athens
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King Features Syndicate
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George Sokolsky
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Newton Minow
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