Nikita Khrushchev New Year Messages and Berlin Tensions
Washington analysis recalls Khrushchev's New Year messages to Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson and contrasts them with actions like pressuring Berlin and building the Berlin Wall. The piece notes summit talks in Vienna 1961 and the risks of conflict if a direct clash over Berlin had occurred. The AP column considers potential future summits and political maneuvering ahead of 1964 elections.
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Autopsy proposal urges studying executed criminals for heart disease risk
Two medical researchers from Los Angeles urge autopsies on executed criminals to explore whether blood fats, heredity, or body build predict susceptibility to coronary disease. They propose comprehensive histories, periodic physicals, ECGs, and blood tests with a central research committee to evaluate findings.
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Current events in all grades enrich learning across subjects
Educators should integrate current events into kindergarten through college curricula. Newspapers, TV, and recent reports supplement textbooks and help students analyze local to world problems, linking past and present for informed citizenship.
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Alcoholics Can Deduct Car Fare
IRS allows an alcoholic taxpayer to deduct car fare as a medical expense if he attends Alcoholics Anonymous meetings. The ruling came after a doctor urged joining AA for treatment, making travel to meetings deductible from taxable income.
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Washington
Bus Accidents Kill 15 In Peru Andes
Fifteen Peruvians died and 55 were injured in two bus crashes in the Peruvian Andes. One crash near Mantacra, 130 miles east of Lima, killed 11 and injured 28 after a plunge into a ravine. A second crash near Cajamarca, 350 miles north of Lima, killed four and injured 27 after the bus rolled eight times and caught fire. Survivors blamed the regular driver sleeping with a relief driver at the wheel.
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