Nuclear tests and Geneva stalemate of 1962
Max Lerner argues Kennedy faced a fixed course on Christmas and John island tests after months of stalemate. He critiques Russian, neutralist, and pacifist positions as stagnant and urges a renewed push for disarmament talks and a possible summit to ease the nuclear impasse.
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Bed boards fix sagging mattresses for back comfort
Reader asks for bed board size to cure back trouble. Dr. Mother explains a simple plywood or board strip as wide as the mattress and about four feet long suffices to stiffen the springs. He notes back pain varies and urges proper diagnosis for serious cases while praising bed boards for minor ailments.
Wall Street reform gains widen as SEC probes market
A major 1962 government inquiry into the securities markets opens public hearings in Washington. The SEC focuses on qualifications training and supervision of salesmen especially those selling mutual funds as reform efforts tighten controls across exchanges and public relations firms. The probe promises new laws and stricter rules to protect buyers while reshaping Wall Street practices. You're the beneficiary.
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Rockefeller Waives Opposition and Titov’s U S Visit Hopes
Rockefeller says the decision rests with Wagner while Titov speaks of friendly meetings as the Soviet Union and United States push space exploration. Macmillan tells Civil War descendants that peace must rest on courage your forebears showed.
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