Repeated Cry Of Crisis Over Berlin And War Fears
The piece traces a twelve month string of crises from Que moy Matsu and Formosa to Cuba and Laos, then Berlin. It argues the public tires of warnings as Khrushchev tests limits and warns that a Russian victory without U.S. action could shape a dangerous future. Kennan’s analysis is cited on misperceptions between Russian and Western leaders.
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Berlin
Quemoy
Matsu Islands
Formosa
United States
Africa
Cuba
Castro
Laos
U. S
Khrushchev
West Berlin
Stalin
Germany
George F. Kennan
Russia
West
Lenin & Stalin
Berlin Crisis Deepens as Johnson Skips Adenauer Ride
The Berlin situation fills Moscow with fear over a possible German reunification and renewed aggression. Johnson's decision not to fly Adenauer into Berlin sparks campaign tensions and complicates Western efforts toward a settlement.
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Johnson
Berlin
Adenauer
Willy Brandt
Germany
Moscow
Russia
Dear AbbyAdvice on party dancing and horse phase
Dear Abby answers readers about office party dancing with the boss’s wife and a mother’s concern over a horse obsessed 12 year old. The column advises not letting a husband neglect his wife and reassures the mother the horse phase is common at that age.
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Abby
Doctor Crane's View on Catholic Annulment of Divorce
Clara, a 42 year old wife and mother, asks if she may remarry after divorce. Dr Crane explains Catholic annulment and secular grounds, compares biblical commands on divorce and killing, and notes church and legal acceptance align with state law. He cites the Scientific Marriage Foundation advisory board and invites readers to request his booklet.
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Clara
America
Scientific Marriage Foundation
Titov’s Sleep in Space Defies Gravity on Orbit
Gherman Titov, the Russian cosmonaut, spent eight hours of his 25 hour flight sleeping as he orbited Earth at about 18 000 mph. He praises space bedding, saying limbs don’t numb and you feel like atop a sea wave, a perfect bed for a perfect night’s sleep.
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Gherman Titov
Vostok
Khrushchev
Titov
Space
Pravda
Vienna to Wiener Neustadt: memories and a cousin’s death
Jim Bishop recalls a journey from Vienna toward Wiener Neustadt in Austria. He reflects on a day marked by wandering roads, a one way street lecture from a police officer, and finding a cemetery where American airmen may be buried. He honors his cousin Joe McCarthy, a wartime navigator lost near Wiener Neustadt.
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Vienna
Austria
Salzburg
Opera House
Baden
Politzes
Opel
Spreckenze
Wiener Neustadt
Joe McCarthy
Foggia
Italy
Joe
War Department
Bad Voslau
W. Neustadt
Germany
Wooden Duck Plot and Dining Wisdom Collide
A light column blends comic animal tale with a quip on dinner table conduct. Dolores warns Darwin Drake of a hunter using a wooden decoy as the scene shifts to a Somerset Maugham style culinary maxim. The piece also notes national snack quirks from England France Mexico and Yugoslavia.
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Darwin
Drake
Dolores
University Seismic Observatory Seeks Nuclear Detection Aid
John Carroll University's seismic observatory has been asked by the federal government to help detect secret underground nuclear explosions. Director Rev. Henry Birkenhauser said a $23,000 Air Force research grant funds participation in Project Vela Uniform.
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Cleveland
John Carroll University
Henry F. Birkenhauer
Air Force
Washington Report on Wagner Levy Fight for Mayor Nomination
The piece outlines a bitter battle in New York City Democratic politics ahead of the mayoral primary. It notes Arthur Levitt as the organization-backed candidate and incumbent Mayor Wagner allied with reformers led by Eleanor Roosevelt and Herbert Lehman. The New York Communist Party backs Wagner and promotes the Brotherhood Party as part of a broader labor coalition strategy.
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Democratc
New York State
Arthur Levitt
Choice
Robert Wagner
Eleanor Roosevelt
Herbert Lehman
New York Communist Party
Levitt
Communist Worker
Brotherhood Party
Wagner
Betty Gannett
National Committee
Empire State Educational
Childhood Verses From Monica Presented By Mrs Lyte
Mrs Ruby Lyte of 2552 Euclid Avenue Montrose California shares her young daughter Monica two to three years old composing improvised rhymes about dolls and animals. The child moved in circles while speaking and singing stories she created, captured by shorthand without her knowledge.
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Ruby Lyte
Euclid Avenue
Montrose
California
Mrs. Lyte
Monica
Vinton Notes and Family Visits Highlight Local Scene
Marylin Richardson of Troy and Margie Justice and son from Baltimore visit Mr and Mrs J Harley Cloud. Mrs Gussie Sherritt calls on Neva Denny. Chester White weekend with the L Waughs. Gary Waugh stays with Aunt Anna Higgins. Shirley Roberts from Florida visits grandparents Roma and Mrs Spears.
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Mattie Chasteen
Anna Higgins
Robert Chasteen
Chester White
Lester Waugh and
Sons of
Bidwell
Gary Ray Waugh
Shirley Roberts
Florida
Roma Spears
Public Forum: Small Cars Cost Less to Operate
A reader argues for the practicality of small cars replying to roadway hazards on Route 50 near Athens. He notes his wife’s encounter with a truck protruding onto the highway and defends not being a law violator. He emphasizes cost of operation and a fixed income while urging scrutiny of other drivers.
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the Messenger
Route 50
Athens
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