Teller Warns Senate Against Ratifying Test Ban Treaty
Dr. Edward Teller urges the Senate to reject the nuclear test ban treaty, warning it would endanger U S security and open the door to war. He argues atmospheric tests are needed for an effective anti missile defense, backed by space and air force leaders while senators listen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Edward Teller
Senate
Teller
Foreign Relations, Armed Services and
Joint Atomic Energy Commission
Bernard Schriever
Defense Space
Thomas S. Power
Strategic Air Force
Air Force
89 Steps To President Undersecretary of State George W Ball
George W Ball complains the State Department burdens memoranda with gobbledegook and red tape. He notes a memo must clear 87 steps plus his own and the Secretary of State before reaching the President. The process yields obtuse translations rather than plain statements.
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George W. Ball
State Department
Foreign Service
Kilmer's White Oak on Rutgers Campus to be Cut Down
Joyce Kilmer, Rutgers student 1905-06 and WWI casualty, wrote beloved poems about a tree. After a decade of preservation efforts, the Rutgers white oak believed to have inspired his work will be felled, etching a somber end to a campus landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Kilmer
Rutgers
Kilmer
Kennedy Aid Bill Sliced By House Vote
More than a quarter of Democrats deserted President Kennedy as the foreign aid bill was cut to 3.5 billion dollars. The tally stood 156 Republicans and 65 Democrats in favor, opposed by 172 Democrats and 16 Republicans. The President called it partisan, but Republicans could not win without Democratic defections.
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House
Kennedy
Photocopying Threatens Authors and Scientific Publishing
The rise of cheap photocopying endangers authors by depriving royalties on reproduced pages and may also hurt science publishing. Publishers warn that library copying undermines book sales, risking loss of key texts for progress, while libraries back equipment vendors in the battle.
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America
Authors League
Texas
American University
Washington, D.C
Curtis Benjamin
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co
McGraw-Hill
U.S
Soviet Union
Mark Twain
Scientists of
Dear Abby Answers on Roles and Self Image
Dear Abby columns tackle gender roles and vanity in a series of reader questions. A mother-in-law objects to diapering and formula chores as a wife’s duty, a friend asks if constant mirror-gazing indicates conceit, and a wife questions her husband’s long hours in real estate.
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Abby
David’s Pediatric Bedside Etiquette and Observations
David, a recent MD intern at Cook County Hospital, recalls a pediatrics teaching: sit to child level, greet with a smile, then engage the mother. He notes that about 75 percent of pediatric patients are colored and observed clean, though sometimes mended clothing, during his early weeks interacting with over 1400 children.
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David
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Notable Pediatric Visit Sparks Mixed Reactions
A physician recalls examining youngsters including a white child who needed a bath and a colored boy who injured his throat. The child then hugged the doctor, kissed his cheek, and fled, revealing mixed responses to intimate medical care in a wartime-era setting.
Local visits and aid programs in early spring notes
The column lists visits by Mrs. Wade and family to Philadelphia and other relatives in Logan Junction City Columbus and Lancaster. It also notes Isabell Lawson moving to live with Dr and Mrs Robert Leever in Waverly and Jack Kemper moving to Lancaster. A reflection on child patients sits alongside a Canadian aid announcement. The Ottawa government will send six French speaking Canadians to the University of Butare in Ruanda to aid Africa.
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New Straitsville
Robert Wade
Philadelphia
Chester Wade
Gertrude Mills
Logan
Car]rink
Junction City
Joseph Hatem
Juliet
Columbus
Ann Knight
Corning
Margaret Edwards
Amy Lanning
Isabell Lawson
Robert Leever
Waverly
Thomas Smith
Clendin Wallace
Maxville
Bess Poling
Dot
Maude Denny
Lottie Porter
Lena Grandy
Eva Nutter
Dot Denny
Lancaster
Jack Kemper
Ottawa
University of
Butare
Central African Republic
Ruanda
Africa
House Painters Save the Day in Domestic War Tale
A wife recalls the battles with painters who redecorate a chaotic apartment while she negotiates shade choices and favors. The painters win the grudging approval as friendship forms after the project. The narrator muses on painters freedom and skill.
West Columbia School supporters urge fair treatment for Powell
In a letter to The Messenger Vernel Johnson of West Columbia defends Paul Powell former Mason County Schools superintendent and urges the school board’s fairness pointing to West Columbia’s new four room school with a library kitchen and 100 enrolled children and criticizing prior reductions. Washington report notes a new hypersonic wind tunnel near Dayton Ohio capable of simulating flows twenty times the speed of sound.
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the Messenger
Neil Haymaker
New Haven
Paul Powell
Mason _ County
West Columbia
Powell
Mr. Powell
Haymaker
West Columbia School
Washington
Air Force Office of Aerospace Research
Dayton
Ohio
Visitors from many states at Bolen and Carsey homes
Recent visitors at the C. A. Bolen home included Mrs. Ethel Seipel Helen Morgan near Athens and many others from Indiana Ohio California and Illinois. Mrs. Ora Carsey hosted visitors Dora Cooper Floyd Gould Loren Lee Beryl Wyatt and Clarence Ash in Dayton and nearby areas. Further visits included families in Athens Snowville Harrisonville and Columbus with several relatives listed.
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Robert
Vone Callet
Athens
Ray Rouse
W. Va
Ora Carsey
Dora Cooper
Floyd Gould
New Marshfield
Loren Lee
Beryl Wyatt
Clarence Ash
Dayton
Earl Jordon
Springfield
James Clark
Jack Wise
Brenda
Sharon Wise
Vesta Robinson
Robert Jewell
Harrisonville
Glen Jewell
Ray Haning
Harold Willis
Columbus
Noland Haning
Wanda Kay Haning
Call Stanley
Pearl Chappel
Donald Stanley
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Cuba
Baracoa Beach
Havana
John Chamberlain
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
George W. Crane
Gladys Lines
Hal Boyle
Earth
Rembrandt
da Vinci
Picasso
Dali
Vernal Johnson
Atkins Messenger
Dally
U. Ss
Ohto
Port
Teasenger Publishing Co
Downington
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