Nixon Enters 1964 GOP Race as Speculation Grows
The piece weighs Nixon’s surprise public return to politics as a possible foil to Goldwater and a potential straw man for Rockefeller. It notes Eisenhower’s cautious stance, rising Goldwater support, and questions whether Nixon is sincere or a strategic decoy.
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Castro Reliance on Red Brigades for Cuba Post Disaster
Castro rejects American Red Cross aid and relies on Cuban students and workers organized as Red Brigades to repair hurricane damage. Soviet and other communist aid arrives sparingly while US drug shipments tied to Bay of Pigs prisoners face scrutiny amid shortages. Exiles accuse medicine of aiding the Soviets, and Castro fears mercy aid would bolster resistance.
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Fidel Castro
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Spies In The Sky and the U S Reconnaissance Shift
The Soviet Defense Ministry in Military Strategy claims US reconnaissance satellites now locate Soviet targets once tied to the downed May 1960 U-2 flight. Soviet satellites also scan the United States with fewer known targets. The main role is transmitting pictures of enemy military preparations, amid the end of Eisenhower's open skies policy and heightened secrecy.
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Francis Gary Powers
United States
Reconnaisance
Eisenhower
Free World
Critics and Martha Graham Spark Cultural Debate
The piece defends American arts against overseas critics led by Malcolm Muggeridge. It argues U.S. cultural exports like Martha Graham's Phaedra merit attention, notes political objections to funding sexualized art, and contends such critique fuels a foreign image of a cultural wasteland.
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Brooklyn
New York
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New Jersey
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Phaedra
Mickey Spillane
Norman Mailer
Henry Miller
Kelly and
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Nathaniel Hawthorne
Clytemnestra
Shakespeare
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Dear Abby column readers weigh neighborhood moves and Halloween mischief
A reader asks Abby to counsel a mother who drives their son back to the old neighborhood, while another notes Halloween nuisance and calls tricks or treats organized racketeering. A third discusses a father’s concern over his child’s social adjustment and happiness. Abby responds offering practical advice and perspective.
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Emerson
Freddy T asks where he came from and how he got out
A child psychology column offers a direct answer for a common parenting question. The suggested formula is simple and uses toddler-friendly language explaining how babies are born. The piece notes a developmental lag before subsequent questions arise.
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Dr. Crane
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Straitsville Bridge Club and Visitors Report
The Straitsville area notes report bridge club meetings at Nell Brown's home and visits by Adolf Eiselt Olive Barnhart Robert Lloyd and others to relatives and hospitals in Nelsonville Mount St Mary and Columbus. A regional church soloist appeared at the Methodist Church and mothers are advised on answering children’s questions about birth with careful honesty.
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NEW
The Plains School Faces Merger and Vocational Debate
Oscar McGee argues The Plains should avoid merging with a heavily indebted Athens area district. He laments loss of local control, band and athletic programs, and urges a large regional vocational school to prepare students for jobs over college. He recalls early school growth and calls for preserving community funding and priorities. Jackie Robinson backs Rockefeller in New York politics in Buffalo dispatch.
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L. D. Nelson
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Athens
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Buffalo
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Life Begins Art 40 by Robert Peterson
An elder care essay argues against charitable Memorial Homes. It favors using a $5 million Detroit trust to provide annual stipends enabling seniors to live independently. Trustees note independence supports well being and costs, with 87 elderly recipients so far. Write for a booklet on Home Care.
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Luella Hannan
Detroit
Mich
Hannan Trustees
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