Leisure time proposals and jokes from a 1964 Ottumwa column
A Washington editorial style column recounts a collage of jokes and reflections on leisure time. It includes a spoof list of activities, a Warsaw tiger tale, and notes on language diversity, with commentary on municipal airport talks and a pun filled closer about a job application.
Great Decisions of 1964 No World Communism Danger
Phil Newsom analyzes the fragmentation of world communism and its impact on U S policy. He notes Khrushchev's coexistence strategy versus Red China's revolution push, recent Zanzibar events showing Sino Soviet cooperation, and the varied global shifts from Europe to Asia affecting Western unity and NATO.
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Catholics Split Over Birth Control Policy, Survey Finds
A Washington Post survey shows 43 percent of married adults use artificial birth control, with 65 percent of Catholics not using them yet 34 percent favor changing church policy. Public support spans Catholics and non Catholics amid concerns over overpopulation and family needs.
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