Next Steps To Peace In Cold War Nuclear Talks
The article discusses U S President Kennedy’s UN General Assembly speech rejecting a 17 nation Moscow summit on disarmament. It favors step by step talks toward peace and outlines objects for negotiation. It notes a moon collaboration idea but doubts global trust for such a venture.
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United States
Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
Kennedy
General Assembly of the
United Nations
Gromyko
Khrushchev
United
U.S. Wheat Policy Divided Over Soviet Sales
Wheat traders urge selling surplus grain to the Soviet Union arguing price and policy. Secretary Freeman supports sales to those willing to pay while Hodges calls for reexamining bans aiding Communist nations. A presidential decision would finalize any shift in policy. Nederlands Groningen gas field holds 14 trillion cubic feet, enough to power the nation five years. 1960 census finds 64 percent use private auto or car pool to commute.
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Soviet Union
Canada
United States
Orville L. Freeman
Inquirers
Midwest
Luther H. Hodges
White House
Hodges
Netherlands
Groningen
Delinquency Trail Points to Moral Cultures Not Economics
A long critique argues that juvenile brutality is not fixed by poverty but by cultural moral standards. It cites cases from Charleston and Joplin, notes a shift to sophistication in gang warfare, and cites Dr. Saul Bernstein on cool showdowns and chesslike alliances. The piece urges stronger Christian ethical education in schools.
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Long Island
Charleston
W. Va
Michael Murphy
Mike Murphy
Charleston High School
New York
West Side
Bronx
Mike
Joplin
Boston University
Saul Bernstein
Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Dr. Bernstein
Sir Lancelot
Duce de Montmorency
Dear Abby letters reveal dating, marriage, and domestic friction
A collection of Dear Abby questions covers a 44 year old bachelor seeking wealthy marriage, a wife who resents not being carried in a billfold, a man’s masculine dinner avoidance, and a long marriage tested by neglect and affection. Advice tones urge practical patience and humor over nagging.
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Abby
Personal Cases Dont Omit Flowers
Laura L. 70 seeks advice after her husband of 50 years dies. Dr Crane counsels keeping Laura in her home with family support, avoiding emotional shock by shared tasks and early planning. He warns against stripping funeral rituals of idealism, noting elderly view death with wider perspective and steadier emotions.
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Laura
Laura L
Dr. Crane
Vinton Weekend Guests Attend Local Socials
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hartsook hosted and visited with relatives including Dianne and Leanne from Columbus. Weekend guests also included Annabell and Sue Bennett from Columbus. Several local families hosted dinners and attended a friendship night at the Wilkesville Chapter OES.
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Eleanor White Vinton
Homer Hartsook
Dianne
Leanne
Columbus
John Schilling
Gary
Wilkesville
E. E. Hartsook
Annabell
Sue Bennett
Harry Bennett
Earl
Debbie
Harry B
Anna Higgins
Cora Miller
Alta Davidson
Chester White
Eleanor White
LaVern Sayre
Genealogy fascination grows with age and society ties
The piece explores why people pursue genealogy, noting a rising interest after age 40. It highlights The American Society of Genealogists and major lineage groups, offers steps to research starting with known relatives, and explains how libraries and records aid tracing family lines, ending with an invitation for a booklet from The Messenger.
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American Society of Genealogists
Rosalie Fellows Bailey
United States
Miss Bailey
New York Public Library
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sons of the American Revolution
Society of Mayflower Descendants
Colonial Dames
Society of the Cincinnati
West
Southwest
Battle of the Books Turns Into Home War
In a four room tenement a couple quarrels over repainting and shelving as Frances and her husband wage a long running book battle. He mocks the shelves while she bins volumes and they spar over which books to discard. He admits only one shelf filled after a weekend yet she remains unconvinced.
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Frances
Daniel Webster
Taine
Cheshire Notes of Weekend Visits
Mrs. Bert Hern reports weekend visits from Mr. and Mrs. Don Clark and two children with Mrs. Raymond Clark and two sons Charley and Eugene. Ronald Cornelius, an OU student, stayed at his parents’ home Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cornelius, and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hoff man. Jackson visited an afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hern.
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Bert Hern
Cheshire
Don Clark
Raymond Clark
Charley
Eugene
Ronald Cornelius
Bob Cornelius
Otto Hoffman
Jackson
Sunday Messenger and Athens Messenger Advertising Rates
The notice lists subscription prices for the Athens Messenger and Sunday Messenger, including daily and Sunday editions, weekly and yearly rates, and mail deliveryOptions across Ohio and West Virginia. It notes post office class matter and Associated Press membership.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio
Sicowdd
0. S
Possessions
ONG Wook
Athens
Bec
Associated Press
The
Messenger Publishing
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George W. ‘Jane
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