Khrushchev shifts to peace line at Berlin congress
Premier Khrushchev enunciates that battling for peace is the real task for socialism during the East German Communist party congress in Berlin. He hints the United States will face a serious response if tensions rise, while Red China grows displeased with Soviet missile policy and support. The pace of Allied withdrawal from Berlin appears less urgent to him than before.
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Khrushchev
East German
Communist Party
Berlin
Red China
Kremlin
Guba
Kennedy Budget Sees Record $99.4 Billion Tax Take
The IRS reports Uncle Sam collected 99.4 billion dollars from relatives in the year ended June 30, 1962, with total receipts 5 billion above the prior year. The proposed federal budget, submitted to Congress, forecasts a deficit of over 84 billion for the current year and nearly 12 billion for June 1964, while calling for 98.8 billion in spending to start July 1, raising the debt to 315.6 billion.
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Sam
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Kennedy
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Skybolt Crisis Strikes British Conservatives in U S Visit
Joseph Grimand meets Yale crowds amid Skybolt missile setback and Kennedy decision. The article links Skybolt cancellation to Conservative critique in Britain, arguing the party's competence is questioned and Labour and Liberals gain leverage. The piece notes U.S. budget concerns and the impact on Britain's deterrent stance.
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Joseph Grimand
Liberal Party
Connecticut
Las
Kennedy
London
Tne
Macmillan
Labour Party
Givimond
Yale
Muscatine Journal details and staff info
Local Muscatine journal edition outlines AP and state press associations roles. Subscription rates list daily and mail options, delivery hours, and special service for missed papers, with contact and dialing details.
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Joan & Kelly
Dhe
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Atlanta
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Daily Journal
Sune Cs
Carrer
Izky Niles
Muscatine
Fifly
Hong
Khrushchev on Churchill Poses Truth Behind His 1946 Comments
James Marlow reports Khrushchev in East Berlin addressed Churchill’s 1946 remarks, noting U S missile buildup from the early cold war to Kennedy era. He claimed the United States held nuclear superiority with tens of thousands of delivery systems, warning against thermonuclear conflict and acknowledging Churchill’s earlier blunt critique.
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United States
Tameris
Salter
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Congress Dan
Gilpartic
Hot Springs
Gilpatci
East Berlin
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Advice on choosing a future husband from reader survey
Doris H aged 17 asks how to pick a good husband based on a survey of 1,187 unmarried women. The list emphasizes appearance, values, courtesy, ambition, health, reliability, politeness to parents, gentleness, and trust. The piece urges careful, rational choice for a stable home and children.
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Doris H
Northawr Stern University
Ehieg
Herc
Sronay
Gamone Ia
Beauty versus a Homely Bride at the Water Cooler
A New York scene centers on a bachelor torn between two fiancées: one beautiful, one homely. Five married men at the office water cooler offer theories on marriage, money, jealousy, and happiness, with a quick punchline about a three month marriage closing the debate.
Prayer text excerpt from Luke and prayer for mercy
This fragment cites Luke 15 32 RSV and presents a prayer thanking God for preserving Jesus words. It asks to heed his words daily and to become merciful neighbors, ending with Amen in the name of Thy blessed Son.
Wells and Moore dissolve firm. Wells to war service
The firm Wells and Moore ends as a business with Mr Wells leaving for service in the aviation regiment. Mr Moore will carry on the business near the head of Second street. Other items note conscription pressure and local civic matters from years past.
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Menther
Tir
Associated Press
AP News Dispatches
Moenther
Te Inwa Pally Press Association
Peatence News
Wells
Davenport
E. R. Sherfey
Sweetland Township
East Hill
Mississippi River
Ably Gift of Violin Brings Dilemma to Dear Abby
Dear Abby fields letters about a student who was given a violin by a teacher after the owner’s family couldn’t afford one. The writer grapples with guilt at using the school instrument, while Abby counsels that the donor valued the violin and suggests future musical success may come from the second-hand gift.
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Abby
Ted
Sim
Eoom
Mester
Daily Cryptoquote Puzzle Sample
One letter maps to another and word shapes hint at mappings. This sample shows typical cryptogram clues with a quotation and author hint, illustrating how letters substitute for each other in the puzzle.
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