Mother Russia's Kids Are Getting Sassy
A column compares Soviet leadership to a rebellious family, noting Romania challenges Moscow over trade-like moves with Western powers. It likens echoes of domestic discipline to international relations, warning that autonomy among satellite states could push them toward China and reduce Soviet control.
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U.S.S.R
Romania
Washington
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
West
Moscow
China
Double-talk rules for social grace from Boyle’s notebook
HAL BOYLE offers cheeky examples of polite misdirection showing how to say opposite or safer things in conversation. The notes caution on sincerity, recommend subtle phrasing, and illustrate with lines about smoking, money, elections, and compliments.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Grace
George
Young Abernathy
Alice
Rosemarie
Ronald
Rachel Jackson Did Not Attend Washington Inauguration
The wife of Andrew Jackson never went to Washington during his presidency. Rachel Jackson died after he was elected president but before his inauguration.
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Andrew Jackson
Washington
Rachel Jackson
Personal incomes show May rise amid strong spending
A May rise in personal incomes at a seasonally adjusted annual rate about 1.25 billion above April supports the view that consumer spending will sustain the upturn. Debts grow as paychecks rise, while manufacturing adds 81,000 jobs and the longest May work weeks in a decade bolster belief the boom continues.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Dick Van Dyke’s road to stardom through repeated setbacks
Hollywood veteran Dick Van Dyke discusses a long string of early career flops from failed night club acts to television panels and pilots. He recounts harsh openings with Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz and how persistence, Broadway, and a breakout role in Bye Bye Birdie eventually led to CBS success and film work.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Dick van Dyke
Danville
California
Maxie's
Martin and
Lewis
Lucille Ball
Desi Arnaz
Barry Sullivan
Blue Angel
New York
Phil Erickson
Atlanta
New Orleans
CBS
Tom Breneman
Bucks Commtv
Bert Lahr
Nancy Walker
Shelly Berman
Nick
Amebiasis Awareness and Prevention Across the United States
Doctor outlines amebiasis spread from contaminated water and foods, stressing surveillance, diagnosis challenges, and prevention. Most carriers show no symptoms, while severe cases can involve liver abscesses. Prevention hinges on safe water, boiled or bottled water, and fly control. He notes available drugs and urges family screening after diagnosis.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M. D
Enterprise
Assn
Tropics
United States
Diarrea
We The Women: How to talk with a teen daughter about boys
Ruth Millett advises parents to avoid ridicule and suppression of a teen daughter s crushes. Listen without censure to her confidences and treat boy girl talk as natural. A nonchalant, understanding approach builds trust and prevents secrecy.
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Ruth Millett
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
High Court Opens Doors To Double Revolution
Supreme Court actions over race and politics spark a double revolution in American life. The 1954 school desegregation ruling began a shift toward equal voice in elections, with 1962 and 1963 decisions expanding democratic representation while Congress largely failed to respond.
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James Marlow Washington
Supreme Court
House
Congress
Court
On This Date In History June 18 1964 Highlights
Events listed include 1812 US Congress declares war on Britain 1815 Napoleon defeated at Waterloo 1940 Nazis seize Cherbourg 1942 Churchill visits US 1943 Wavell named viceroy of India 1945 Gen Bickner killed Okinawa. Five year ago Gov Earl Long committed to mental hospital. Ten years ago Pierre Monfrance chosen French premier. Mass arrests in Gadsden Alabama last year.
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Associated Press
US Congress
Great Britain
Napoleon
Waterloo
Cherbourg
Winston Churchill
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sir Archibald Wavell
India
U.S
Simon Bickner
Okinawa
Pierre Mon- France
France
Louisiana
Earl Long
Baton Rouge
Gads
Ala
Animal Talk Across Word Puzzle Clues
A compact clue list pairing across and down terms from a themed word puzzle with animals, plants, places, and common nouns. The grid includes dog or seal, deer, Tahitian fertility term, wild beasts, city names, historical figures, and various everyday objects.
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Geraint
Washington seeks Laos gambit to pit rivals against each other
Washington outlines a new Southeast Asia strategy to curb North Vietnam by using a six nation Laos talks to pressure Moscow and Red China. The plan aims to expose Soviet weakness via aerial proof of treaty violations and encourage allied coercion without direct U S army action.
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Ray Cromley
Washington Correspondent
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Washington
NEA
U.S
Southeast Asia
North
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Red China
Laos
North Viet Nam
Russia
Khrushchev
Mao
Poland
Britain
Canada
India
Pathet Lao
United States
United Nations
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