Untitled VD warning piece on teen venereal disease
A 1960s style public health discussion warns teenagers are largely unaware of venereal disease risks. It cites rising infection rates among teens, a Public Health Service task force, and calls for education and strengthened family morals to counter promiscuity and complacency about disease.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Public Health Service
House Appropriations Committee
White Pee Conference On Children and Youth
American Social Health Association
Association
Dear Aging and Aging Safety Advice Column
A reader recounts a tragedy of an elderly friend killed while crossing a street and asks for pedestrian safety tips. The columnist responds with warnings about higher risks for those 65 and older and offers concrete steps: avoid jaywalking, cross at intersections, start with the signal, face traffic if walking in the street, wear light clothing at night, use a cane if needed, and seek help crossing busy intersections. The column also notes personality observations about aging and invites readers to submit questions for future columns.
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Arthur
Debating the Moon Shot Strategy for Kennedy in 1962
Analysis contrasts liberal calls for bold demands with cautious congressional pragmatism as Kennedy weighs State of the Union messaging. Sources argue high aims risk zero. others say targeted proposals within reach gain traction. Veterans favor measured, billable packages over bluster or frequent presidential appeals.
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Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Congress
Truman
F.D.R
Not Gone But Forgotten The Vanishing Indian Myth
An old myth that American Indians were disappearing is debunked by U S Bureau of Indian Affairs data showing a growing Indian population in the United States excluding Alaska, with about 510 000 Indians today versus 845 000 in 1500, noting disease rather than guns reduced numbers in the past. The piece concludes that Americans are not vanishing, only space is.
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U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
United States
Alaska
1500
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The Agony Of Cuba Exile reports on Cuba unrest
Exile sources in Mi report turmoil in Cuba with details on political strain and public reaction. The dispatch highlights opposition activity, government response, and international attention shaping the crisis.
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Cuba
Cuba turmoil mirrors past Fidel era clash
The piece analyzes Cuba as anti Castro forces clash with 25,000 militia in central regions and guerrilla arms raids across the island. It notes difficulty separating fact from fiction and questions Castro's grip while predicting continued Cuban hardship regardless of protector or liberator.
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Cuba
Batista
Castro
Sense Of Humor Woman's Best Defense
A New York UP I item reports a finding that a woman's sense of humor may be her best defense against a disparaging partner. A writer husband claimed his wife nagged and lacked literary taste, but analysis showed his insults were his own jokes, misinterpreted as cruelty. The conclusion: she lacked humor, not cruelty, and the husband was neurotic.
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UPI
Edmund Bergler
Psychoanalytic Technical Journal
Haiti
Katherine Dunham
Port-au-Prince
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Japan Seeks Growth Amid Trade Deficit And Russia Talks
Foreign News Desk reports Japan aims to widen world markets as 1961 trade deficit nears a billion dollars and foreign exchange reserves slip. Premier Ikeda travels to boost sales, with Tokyo eyeing a Siberian oil pipeline deal with the Soviet Union while balancing relations with the United States and a $50 million Russo-Japanese deficit.
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Japan
Hayato Ikeda
United States
Canada
Russia
Soviet Union
Disarmament Talks Shadowed by Oil and Trade Rivals
The piece notes disarmament rhetoric from leaders like Leopold Senghor and critiques U S actions such as cutting a Japanese petroleum firm from jet fuel suppliers. It reports on Soviet Japan talks aiming to split Tokyo from Western allies and Mikoyan’s push for a trade offensive against Europe. It also highlights Japan's delicate balance with the Communist bloc and the risk of U S restrictions.
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United States
U.S. Defense Department
Defense Department
Japan
Tokyo
Anastas Mikoyan
Soviet Union
European Common Market
Free Trade Association
Great Britain
Washington
Beclleyan Aid Sparks African Student Drive at Gibbs JC
A former Beckleyan plays a leading role in a St Peters burg effort to sponsor ten African students at Gibbs Junior College. sponsors include churches and individual donors with a $5,000 goal. Grishon M Erastus, 16, arrives to begin study and the fund aims to cover tuition books and part time work to defray costs with mid September airlifts.
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St. Petersburg
Florida
Gibbs Junior College
Kenya
Tena
Rice
Methodist Temple
Grishon M. Erastus
Nairobi
British East Africa
United States
Kennedy Fund
African Students Foundation
Erastus
Prayer for New Year Growth in Christ
A brief devotional prayer asks for a fresh start in the new year to grow in loyalty to Jesus Christ. The supplicant seeks maturity and closer fellowship with the Master through continued prayer and guidance.
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Christ
Jesus Christ
Muggers target Carson and Hollywood gossip mix hits
Johnny Carson was mugged at 2 a.m. losing part of a tooth cap and needing six stitches at Roosevelt Hospital. The column surveys Anita Ekberg rumors, Katherine Dunham in Haiti, socialite weddings, TV deals, and show business chatter from New York and Hollywood, with snappy quips and flashbulb anecdotes.
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New York
Johnny Carson
Roosevelt Hospital
N. Y
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