Cuba Accord Sparks Debate on Kennedy Khrushchev Pact
The piece argues the Cuba agreement lets the United States promise not to invade Cuba and to defend it against other American incursions while not pulling Soviet missiles from Cuba. It questions implications for Cuban exiles, neighboring states, and espionage near Miami, mocking past pacts.
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
United States
Miami
Athens
Columbus
Joe Stalin
Yalta
Opinion: Sunday sales amendment a blue law in disguise
The piece argues Ohio's proposed Sunday sales amendment to modernize the blue law is itself a blue law. It critiques selective prohibitions for furniture and dry goods while allowing milk and essentials, citing business impediments from Sundays and urging against cluttering the Constitution with special provisions.
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Ohio
America
Tax revolt grows as state spending and taxes rise nationwide
The century sees tax collections surge from 156 million to 20 billion with per person costs climbing from 2 to 113 yearly. Voters focus on higher taxes and wasteful spending in 35 gubernatorial races while federal grants shape state programs and campaigns. Lincoln and Ingersoll quotes close the piece.
Dear Abby Advice Letter Mix Sparks Lighthearted Debate
A widow babysits for 25 cents an hour with “all you can eat” She feels insulted. A student with a crush on a teacher seeks guidance and is told focus on learning. A 46 year old suitor plans to marry after paying debts and supporting his mother, with guidance to move sooner.
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Abby
Miss X
Randy
James Marlow Cuban Kettle's Still Red Hot
The absence of public gloating by the Kennedy administration over Khrushchev’s Cuba retreat is explained by two risks. Khrushchev must withdraw missiles and Castro remains a menace. Kremlin missteps could trigger a harder line successor like Stalin. Withdrawal is not yet a guaranteed end and may signal an ongoing, unfinished story.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Cuba
Rejcicing
Stalin
Berlin
Soviet Union
United States
Kremlin
Presi
Castro
Negotiations and Cold War fears cross paths in a restless world
The piece argues that surface events reflect underlying causes, noting Khrushchev’s outreach to Bertrand Russell as a sign of deceptive pacifism. It warns that Mao Tze tung’s expansion and Latin American communist influence threaten U.S. interests, urging stronger, clearer positions instead of complacency.
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Leonardo da Vinci
Nikita Khrushchev
Bertrand Russell
Materia Mathematica
Berlin
United States
Soviet Russia
Khrushchev
Mao Tze Tung
Southeast Asia
Tibet
Laos
North Vietnam
Sikkim
Nepal
Ladakh
Siam
Mao Tzetung
Italy
Lombardo Toledano
China
Latin America
Organization of American States
Personal Cases Link Inferiority Complex to Infidelity
Dr Crane discusses a pattern among women blamed for sexual inferiority and infidelity. Diane D aged 27, married four years, admits multiple affairs with different men, spurred by a sexual inferiority complex arising from past sexual assault in high school and a later gonorrhea diagnosis.
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Kinsey
Diane
Halloween in History and Modern Sexual Myths
On this day in history 1873 the Vir ginius seized by a Spanish vessel and Luther posted his 95 theses. A disturbing biographical excerpt discusses Diane a sex obsessed woman and her motives, comparing her to kleptomania and arson with a claim that clinicians should advise couples on marital techniques.
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Associated Press
United States
Virginius
Tornado
Martin Luther
Wittenburg
King
Diane
He Loves Halloween He Loves Halloween
In a fearful time a single scare you can count on appears as a playful line about spooky season and steady Halloween mood.
Public Utilities Statutes Under Review Prompt Debate
Reader Views Editor argues that rewriting public utilities statutes is needed to balance rate setting between consumers and monopolies. Cites 1946 changes, an Ohio Supreme Court opinion, and 1962 General Telephone rate increase orders as examples of statutory bias affecting the commission’s decisions.
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General Assembly
Public Utilities
Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Supreme Court
Commission
General Telephone Co
Commonwealth Telephone Co
General Telephone
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