Khrushchev Might Allow Berlin Shooting to Test U S Resolve
Opinion in the era of Berlin crisis speculates Khrushchev could permit shooting in the Berlin area while keeping Soviet troops offstage to test American resolve. Allies fear war, while US public sentiment resents paying the costs as Europe hesitates to act. The piece notes uncertainty about Kennedy's plans andBerlin’s vulnerable position.
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Khrushchev
Berlin
Kennedy
America
England
France
An Able Dictator Nasser interview draws contrast with democracy
A TV interview with Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser reveals a charismatic leader who answers in measured terms on Israel yet defends one party rule. The passage notes autocratic limits on opposition, calling Nasser a benevolent dictator and highlighting the contrast with American political freedom.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Middle East
Nasser
Israel
Algerian Outlook Darkens as Moderates Are Replaced
The Algerian peace talks see a shift in both French and provisional governments toward hard national lines. Ferhat Abbas is replaced by Ben Khedda, who with pro Communist leanings may seek Soviet and Chinese backing. The change risks eroding a peaceful exit for France and hints at a possible clash between Communist influence and French military power.
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Ferhat Abbas
Ben Khedda
Khedda
Russia
Peiping
de Gaulle
Algeria
France
Free World
North Africa
Paris
Stayput's Vacation at Home Refreshes Elmer Stayput
Elmer Stayput returned from a three week vacation that kept him within easy driving distance of home. He and family enjoyed a motel pool, local art galleries, summer theater productions, nearby fishing spots, a day trip by plane to a nearby city, and relaxed meals at home without sunburn or the urge to travel far.
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Elmer B. Stayput
Stayput
Madrid bullfight notes show a cautious matador day
Jim Bishop reports from the Plaza de Toros de Madrid as six bulls perform with varied grace. Francisco Rodrigo shines among the matadors while crowd behavior and band performance color the event.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Rodrigo
Plaza de Toros de Madrid
Veronica
Juan Antonio Romero
Francisco Anton
Pacorro
Rodrigo
Dear Abby Advice Column Highlights on Adoption and Abuse
Dear Abby addresses adoption of a teenager’s child and a later abuse case. The writer worries the husband may be the father of an adopted child, while another reader asks about teens on a porch at night. A 19 year old engaged woman seeks guidance after being abused by her fiancé who says he loves her.
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Banderilleros
Rodrigo
Abby
Editor Walter Morrow Refutes Dr. Crane Debate Stance
Walter Morrow, then editor of the Chicago Daily News, praised Dr. Crane's psychology column after reading two weeks of Case Records. He warned the piece would provoke criticism yet supported human relations in journalism, contrasting with a rival “mirror” view. The piece notes Morrow’s later defense at a Scripps-Howard meeting and urges readers to write for Dr. Crane’s booklet.
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Walter Morrow
Scripps-Howard
Walter
Dr. Crane
Morrow
Chicago Daily News
Chicago
John S. Knight
Daily News
Col. Frank Knox
Crane
P U T M A N DRIVE Sign Sparks Local Confusion
A reader recounts driving by Athens high school and seeing a gleaming sign at the entrance reading P U T M A N DRIVE. The sight provokes disbelief as locals and Ohio University faculty have reportedly mispronounced the name, prompting public reaction.
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Mill Street
University
Putman School
Putnam
Athens
Rufus Putnam
Manasseh Cutler
Ohio University
Ohio
AHS
Putman
Mason Mothers Club hosts August boat ride on Susan A
Mason Mothers Club held its August meeting with spouses aboard the Susan A for an 8 to 11 p m cruise from Gallipolis. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Burns Mr and Mrs Nolan Swackhammer Mr and Mrs Charles Yeager and several other Mason residents plus weekend visitors and relatives.
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Mason Mothers Club
Gallipolis
George Burns
Nolan Swackhammer
Charles Yeager
Ralph Warner
Kay Wilson
Joseph Lish
Earl Clark
Kenneth Cook
James Diehl
Danny Yonker
Mary Berry
Reuben Stewart
Mason
Susanna Arnold
Pomeroy
Try and Stop Me ETTERS Magazine Exchange Reveals Doctor Note
A four note exchange published in Ett ers Magazine shows a wife accusing a doctor of altering her husband with shots. the doctor insists he only fitted contact lenses. The other item comments on students composing clever titles and references a French note about Booth Tarkington and Pernod and Sam.
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Mrs. Jones
Harvard
Thomas Wolfe
Ernest Hemingway
France
Caskie Stinenett
Booth Tarkington
Pernod
Sam
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
New Haven Guests Attend EUB Conference in Buckhannon
New Haven residents, the Lieving family of Dayton, visited their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lieving Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. George Sayre. Bernard Lieving Jr., a student at EUB Dayton Seminary, attended the EUB annual conference in Buckhannon. Mrs. Petit is in a Buffalo nursing home.
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Bernard Lieving Jr
Dayton
Bernard Lieving Sr
George Sayre
Lieving Jr
EUB Dayton Seminary
EUB
Buckhannon
R. F. Bryant
Kermit Gress
William Petit
Petit
Buffalo
W. Va
O. O. Sayre
Wesley J. Swigert
Central Valley
N.Y
Harold Hill
Columbus
Franklin Meredith
Bribery Ties in Kennedy Era Massachusetts Case
Files from a congressional subcommittee reveal a Worcester bribery case tied to John F. Kennedy. The letters show Worcester paying $275,000 to Massachusetts officials. other Democrats pressured, including McCormack Thompson and Burkhardt. Access to records is blocked by Blatnik, with Florida's Cramer seeking official rulings. The probe implicates high ranking state Democrats and a troubled Turnpike Authority chairman Callahan.
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John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Bay State
Thomas Worcester
New Jersey
Worcester
House
John McCormack
Ren Frank
Topper” Thompson
Robert Burkhardt
John A. Blatnik
Congressional Office
Florida
Bill Cramer
Blatnik
Cramer
Robert Manuel
William F. Callahan
State Turnpike Authority
Callahan
State Public Works Department
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Beverly Hills
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Sue Morgan
Akron
Mary Walsh
Harold Winters
Zanesville
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Kathy Foglesong
Cincinnati
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Cincinnati School of Nursing
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Unies
Otte
By Bennett Cerf
Etters Magazine
A. Jones
New Haven
THE
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Deschler
Minnesota Democrat
United States
Charles Wyzanski
Wyzanski
House of Representatives
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