Air Force Association Attacks Moscow Treaty Echoing Yalta
The Air Force Association in Washington denounces the Moscow treaty as a nuclear stalemate that invites Soviet aggression and echoes Yalta and Munich concessions. It notes President Kennedy pledges to continue underground testing and keep laboratories and strategic forces ready while reserving on site inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett M. Dirksen
Kennedy
Moscow
Air Force Association
Washington
Yalta
Munich
Dirksen
Senate
Congress
United States
Soviet Union
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard B. Russell
Senate Services Committee
Russell
House of Congress
Hitler
Freeman market news service threatens press freedom
The piece argues that a government funded farm market news service, backed by a subsidy, could crowd out private media and endanger press freedom. It warns Congress to act promptly to prevent government control over news dissemination and the fall of free press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville L. Freeman
America
Congress
Channel Tunnel A Dream To Link France And England
A long hoped for Channel Tunnel under the English Channel may become a reality within about five years. The 23 mile undersea route between Dover and Sangatte would host two high speed electric tracks for passengers freight and road vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Channel
France
England
Dover
Sangatte
Soviet oil offensive exploits captive nations’ economies
The article accuses Moscow of using price manipulation and trade terms to force Poland and other Soviet bloc countries to subsidize its oil exports. It cites 1955–1962 figures showing undersold Soviet oil in Western markets while overpricing exports to capture nations, generating alleged $6 billion in illicit profits and portraying this as economic imperialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Africa
Moscow
Poland
United States
Europe
Middle East
Alexsander Kutt
Assembly of Captive European Nations
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Cecil Rhodes
Rudyard Kipling
Kutt
Free World
Fidel Castro
Western
Iraq
Ussr Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Hungary
Kurt
Angola
Mozambique
Havana
South America
Free Nations
Personal Cases Men Sway Hardest
In a short example Mrs Crane notes a shoe shop conversation where a salesman says he prefers selling to women. He argues men resist change while women adapt to new styles. The passage cites a college psychology text asserting women are more suggestible than men and children more than women, with grown men described as bull headed.
Downington Socials and Opinions on Fashion and Progress
A collage of Downington social calls lists visitors from Akron Harrisonville Columbus and Chicago amid reflections on gender style and influence. The piece contrasts women’s openness to new ideas with men’s steadiness and ends with a pitch for a booklet on advertising psychology.
Health and Happiness through Home Study Courses
A piece urging learning beyond traditional schools through mail and home study options. It highlights benefits for working adults and busy families, notes the need for self discipline, and points readers to the National Home Study Council directory for accredited programs. It also offers guidance on addressing a child’s table manners and emotional reassurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Lockmiller
Accrediting Commission
National Home Study Council
18Th Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Ohio Towns
Carpenter Mrs Rene Caster of Mc Arthur visits aunt Mrs Mallie Lowther. Dale Caster and family of Lima spend a week with his parents Mr and Mrs Rob Turner. Weekend guests at the Turner home include families from Gahanna Albany Columbus and Athens. Eddie Jordan returns home from University Hospital after eye surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Caster
McArthur
Mallie Lowther
Dale Caster
Sandra
Rhonda
Lima
Rob Turner
Turner Home
Ray Ash
David
Mariea
Gahanna
Leland Turner
Albany
Glen Turner
Brian Caster
Alva Rupe
Harold Hutton
Columbus
Lawrence Bowen
Athens
Faye Jordan
Eddie Jordan
Jordan
University Hospital
Dear Abby column fragments and reader questions
A collage of Dear Abby questions about weight loss envy private phones hosting plans and etiquette. THIN AND HAPPY advice notes warn against fighting fire with fire. STUCK advises greeting unexpected visitors gracefully and explains etiquette for canceling plans.
Disarmament Is Pipe Dream
The piece argues that despite a Senate likely approval of a limited test ban with Russia, doubts persist about world disarmament. It cites fears of Russian cheating and notes three historic shocks—1949, 1953, and 1957—undermining confidence in disarmament and forecasting a continued arms race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Kennedy
Russia
Congress
Dean Rusk
United States
Robert S. McNamara
Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
Sputnik
Rusk
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Channel Tunnel
Kremlin
Italy
Caribbean
F.o.b
George W. Crane
Downington
Vesta Robinson Downington
Charles Bolin
Akron
Glen Haning
Donald Stanley
Danny
Culbert Stanley
Pearl Chappel
Ava Gilkey
Harrisonville
Pearl Robinson
Mary Howell
Churchill Howell
Susie
Belpre
Neva Howell
C. A. Bolen
Lester Faris
Glouster
Paul Moore
Genie
Lancaster
Susie Oxley
Hattie Reeves
Alice
Warren
Don Bolen
Frank Bright
Cindy
Bloomingburgh
Muncie
Ind
Luanne Reeves
Malora
George Moegas
Chicago
Glen Jewell
Harry Bolen
Garry C. Myers
Athens Messenger
Ohio & W. Va
Ohio
Associated Ress
All Mail the Messenger Publishing Co
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Beverly Hills
Calif
James Marlow
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