Population boom and peace aims in UN demographic view
The United Nations reports mid 1962 world population at 3.135 billion, up 63 million in a year. Growth driven by sanitation, technology, drugs, and food. rising life expectancy reduces war casualties. The piece argues aid to developing nations continues, notes population concentration, and rejects colonizing the moon.
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United States
United Nations
France
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Asia
Americas
Africa
Australia
Oceania
Sweden
Moon
China warns Soviet on world Communist meeting schism
Communist China says inviting 26 parties to plan a world communist conference would be schismatic and warns Moscow it risks doom if it proceeds. It accuses the Soviet Union of collusion with US imperialists and stresses opposing United States aggression as the urgent task.
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Soviet Union
Communist
China
Moscow
United States
South
Viet Nam
The Shrinking Dollar and Inflation Pressures
The article notes July price rises push the index to 108.3, meaning a typical family spends 10.83 in July to buy what 10 would buy in 1957 59. Meats vegetables and fruit drive monthly peaks, with harvests later restoring some balance. Inflation persists as prices rise in fall when food falls do not fully offset other costs.
Pension Funds Seen Under Federal Watch After Elections
The piece discusses potential federal regulation of private pension funds after the election, noting the Johnson administration may use pension fund buying for political gain. It cites the United Mine Workers position against increased oversight, referencing Hoffa’s recent prison sentence and the UMWA fund’s low administrative cost under Josephine Roche. John L. Lewis is highlighted for his stance on cost cutting, avoiding government control, and his inclusion on a White House honors list.
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Johnson
United Mine Workers of America Organization
U.S
Chicago
Teamsters Union
Jimmy Hoffa
Washington
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Umwa Welfare and Retirement Fund
Lewis
Umwa Fund
Josephine Roche
Colorado
MWA Fund
UMWA
White House
Britain
America
Pension Fund
German GI Relations Divide Amid Social Barriers in Frankfurt
Special report on tensions between U S troops and German civilians in postwar Frankfurt. It notes mutual stereotypes, language gaps, and separate American communities, with soldiers seeking interaction in taverns and housing shortages driving private rentals, amid lingering barbed wire era attitudes.
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Peter Rehak
Frankfurt
Germany
U.S
Europe
McArthur Soldier Martin Partee Completes Cannoneer Training
Pvt. Martin R. Partee 22 son of Mr and Mrs Herschel H Partee 306 E North St McArthur completed advanced cannoneer training at Fort Sill Okla He is a 1960 McArthur High School graduate.
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McArthur
Army
Martin R. Partee
Herschel H. Partee
E. North St
Ft. Sill
Okla
Pvt
Partee
Connally Emerges as Key Conservative Voice in Democratic Party
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak examine Gov. John B. Connally of Texas as the new influential conservative force at the Atlantic City convention. Connally shapes strategy for the Johnson campaign from Austin, while acting as a national figure and Southern coordinator.
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Atlantic City
John B. Connally
Texas
National
Democratic Party
Connally
Johnson
William Scranton
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
John
Price Daniel
Mary Rather
LBJ
Mis
Austin
South
Dixie
North
Nevada
Indiana
Nebraska
Alaska
John Connally
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
Dear Abby Chronicle of Chronic Complaints and Family Strains
Dear Abby advises seeking psychiatric input for a husband who endlessly talks of ailments despite doctors deeming him healthy. A reader laments selfish adult children who rely on grandparents for babysitting. Another letter suggests extreme dieting jail as a personal weight-control method.
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Abby
Joe
Palm Springs
Calif
Say One Thing And Think Another In Double Talk
Hal Boyle sketches how double talk keeps society together by showing one thing while thinking another. He lampoons political politeness and everyday exchanges in a string of sharp, humorous examples.
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Gerald
Breathing Deep May Aid Heart Attack Survival
Dr. Crane explains that during a heart attack a conscious person should breathe deeply and rapidly to raise blood oxygen. Lee Summers' quick actions and guidance highlight that deep breathing can ease chest pain and sustain the patient through the first crucial minutes before professional help arrives.
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Dr. Crane
Lee Summers
Messenger Publishing Co. Notice From Athena Ohio
Fragmentary OCR reads an institutional notice from The Messenger Publishing Co. in Athena Ohio. The text mentions a post and a corporate matter under unspecified act and AP association, with no clear dates or actions.
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Athena
Ohio
Corp Matter
Unm Rt Act
Associated Press
Ali Mali the Messenger Publishing Co
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