World Communism On Defensive In 1963 Amid Disillusionment
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports that world communism faces a defensive year as 1962 shocks deepen disillusionment. The Cuban crisis exposes weaknesses in Soviet and bloc economies, splits with China widen, and Khrushchev’s policy shifts provoke internal upheaval and critic of Moscow’s leadership.
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Konrad Adenauer
Dan Williams and the Freelancers form in Middletown arts scene
Middletown High School graduate Dan Williams joins four art students to form Dan Williams and the Freelancers. They cut their first record Why and High School Flame at King Studios in Cincinnati under the Freelance label and will perform on WLWT Bob Braun Bandstand. Williams, 28, a Navy veteran and recent Central Academy graduate, leads the quintet with Joe Seta, Bob Dean, Charles McMillan, and Frank Santoro. McMillan lives in Ft Thomas, Kentucky. In Los Angeles, cars dominate life as three fourths of workers drive to work, with long trips common.
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National Geographic Magazine
Pat Olson of Health and Beauty in Hollywood
In Hollywood Pat Olson, a healthful, curvy model, is discovered by Mel Shavelson and cast opposite Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward in A New Kind Of Love. She wears a mink bikini in a Paris nightclub scene, while on set 85 executives watch with little to do as the film progresses.
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Hopes Are Brighter For Western Europe
Berlin reports brighter 1965 prospects for peace prosperity and security across Western Europe after the Cuban incident. Moscow hints at Berlin settlement talks and possible leadership shifts in West Germany. Elections loom in Italy while Spain and Portugal face leadership questions.
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Kremlin
Fenwick Student Council Carols and CYO Christmas Canoe
Fenwick High School student council organized a caroling party with each class assigned areas to sing then gathered at Fenwick for a bonfire with doughnuts and hot chocolate. FENWICK'S CYO held its annual Christmas canoe event at St Mary's Hall with decoration by sophomore and freshman girls.
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Hornets Nest Choir Presents Christmas Assembly at Lemon Monroe High
The Lemon Monroe High School concert choir performed its annual Christmas assembly for students and the public featuring Christmas carols and five Paul Bell compositions. Soloists included Penny Duvall, Linda Price, Laura Cox, and Paula Taylor with triple trio and octave. A new PRESS CLUB formed by photography classes aims to photograph school events. Bob Moore named Band Council president with officers and representatives elected. The Chimes Christmas booklet published by Quill and Scroll members sold to students. Knight Goodman of Aeronca Manufacturing to speak on The Lazy American at Monroe’s first assembly of the new year.
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Don Canter
Tom Hall
Eli Reeves
Dale Bumgardner
Bob Scott
James Moore
Bob Moore
Bob Young
Donna Diehl
Terry McFeeters
Sharon Miller
Roger Mowery
Brad Griffin
Quill and Scroll
Susan Abbott
Carolyn Allen
Patricia Williams
Donna Philhower
Carol Harkrader
Betty Cain
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Knight Goodman
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Pyramid and Sphinx Rise From Nile Shadow
Egypt's Great Pyramid and Sphinx stand for 45 centuries along the Nile. Thousands of enslaved workers toiled under the sun, moving 15 ton stone blocks for Khufu's imposing tomb. Years later artisans carved Khafre's lion-like statue from rock.
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West And East Meet Daily Over Ham Radio Airwaves
Wyoming Ham Radio writer recounts daily contact with Russian hams via QSL cards and coded exchanges. He notes guidance through Postbox 88 Moscow, cautions about monitoring and a curious North Pole station, while sharing anecdotes of international amateurs and quirky QSL collections.
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Belgian Congo
March of Dimes Planned Coshocton Events
COSHOCTON Ohio AP The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis plans a January 2 3 program for the March of Dimes with a 630 PM dinner January 2 at the Coshocton Town County Club honoring former poster division members and local chapter members A noon January 3 parade ends at a polio patient’s home The parade will close Coshocton schools and business places by proclamation and kick off the nationwide campaign.
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Middletown High to Offer Evening School Diploma and Certificate
Registration for the second semester of the Adult Evening School at Middletown High will begin January 2 under director H. H. Lawrence. The program offers a complete high school education, diploma options, and a nine credit business education certificate. Graduates may pursue college work at the Miami University Center. The article also notes the Gotham nickname for New York City credited to Washington Irving.
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Lawrence
Miami University Center
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Macmillan Faces Har New Year
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan confronts 1963 with multiple royal, political, and economic challenges. Britain seeks a new role post empire, contends with U S relations, eyes European Common Market membership, and faces domestic political drift amid a sluggish economy and looming parliamentary elections.
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London
Macmillan
Job
Elephants Blaze Paths Through Forests Across Africa
Elephants blaze and follow optimal routes through forests and mountains, shaping many early highways across Africa. The massive mammals influenced landscape use, guiding migration corridors and potentially affecting forest structure over generations.
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