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Nth Power problem and the race to nuclear capability
The piece argues that many nations may gain nuclear weapons including France which reportedly built bombs and may arm bombers, and China likely to test soon. Israel India and Japan have reactors able to produce plutonium, raising risks of accidental attacks and more tests. Curbing nuclear spread is essential.
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United States
Britain
China
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Israel
India
Japan
Mysterious Weight Loss Via English Channel Swim
A Canadian student nurse named Claudia McPherson reportedly shed 20 pounds in a bit over 17 hours during an English Channel swim. The tale contrasts extreme dieting with her rapid loss attributed to the swim, urging readers to reconsider grapefruit and cottage cheese plans.
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Rift Between Wilson and House Revealed by Yale Historian
Ex president Charles Seymour of Yale and editor of House papers says a 25 year secrecy withheld House's account of the rift. He notes Wilson disapproved of some advice while House blamed Mrs. Wilson and others. The two men diverged after June 28 1918 and never reconciled.
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Edward M. House
Charles Seymour
Yale University
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Cary T. Grayson
Bernard Baruch
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League of Nations
Three Women and a Child Die in New York Hotel Case
A New York hotel murder tale unfolds as three women die, two of them prostitutes, in separate rooms linked by a signature with two balloon-like marks. Detectives hunt for a man named James Brown, tracing a handwriting clue across multiple hotels while a frightened clerk and a chilling confession emerge.
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Gene Metermott
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Canada Cleared of Dumping Ball Bubble Gum Charges
Washington salutes Canada as not guilty of anti-dumping violations over ball bubble gum. The piece notes Senator Gruening’s role and a relief that no border incident occurred, ending a tense episode amid Korea and Cold War anxieties.
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Canada
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Alaska
Solon
Federal Register
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Dean Rusk
Emergence of a Sensible Conservatism in the GOP
The piece argues the Republican Party is crystallizing around a broad conservatism shaped by reactions to the Kennedy era. It notes grass roots concerns on deficits, federal overreach, civil rights, and a shift away from Democratic gains, with Goldwater rising and Rockefeller declining as indicators.
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Rockefeller
Republican Party
John Birchers
Cuba
Democratic Party
Jimmy Piers joins Angels. tossed for arguing with umpire
Controversy surrounds Jimmy Piers after joining the Los Angeles Angels in the American League. He is ejected from a game following an argument with an umpire. Meanwhile the Oneida Indians name a woman as Chairman of the tribe's executive committee, prompting questions about the word chief.
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Left Handed Home Repair Lore And A Grand Station Wagon
Dave Regan humorously notes varied handyman skills among men and women in a home life foil. The piece teases specialized talents from mowing misadventures to roof building and engine repairs, ending with a note on new neighbors and an upcoming relative visit.
Rude Relative Drives Family to Debt in Letter to Morse
A reader’s letter to Rep. F. Bradford Morse describes a money spending relative who lives with the family and charges purchases to the writer’s account. The uncle is kind but jobless, spends freely, and drains finances, prompting a call for fiscal responsibility and changes in government by the people.
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F. Bradford Morse
Massachusetts
Estrellita Stars Forecast for Tomorrow and 1964
The forecast notes communications ease with tactful handling of correspondence and conferences. It highlights a favorable year ahead, with strong periods for personal affairs, financial matters, travel, romance, and creative work through mid 1964, advising caution in late year months.
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