Dulles Smiles As NATO Critics Reassess Summit Hopes
NATO foreign ministers meeting in Copenhagen blame the Kremlin for stalling a possible summit. They criticize Russia for vetoing Arctic inspection and raising tensions while reaffirming faith in negotiation but doubt any substantive gains from a summit. Soint propaganda, once effective, appears to boomerang on Moscow.
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Workforce to Brace For Higher Belt Demand
The article notes American earners aged roughly 20 to 60 may be asked to intensify effort and prepare to support additional development, signaling upcoming shifts in labor requirements and productivity expectations.
Worry Clinic claims mental cruelty hides core marital issues
Dr George W Crane argues that divorce reasons like mental cruelty are symptoms of sexual mismatch. He asserts modern wives must feign ardor to satisfy husbands erotic needs and urges readers to request his booklet on sex differences between men and women.
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Nancy
Dr. Crane
Paul Vegan
Jacob
Rachel
Leah
Larry Holofcener To Adapt It's a Wonderful Life For Broadway
Larry Holofcener, composer of Mr. Wonderful, has obtained stage rights to the 1946 film It s a Wonderful Life and plans a new musical. Guthrie once led Oklahoma as capital before its 1910 move to Oklahoma City.
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Wonderful
Larry Holofcener
Mr. Wonderful
Holofcener
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Social security plans push higher taxes for all ages
Congress studies liberal social security measures including bigger housing loans to the elderly and increased pensions for veterans. Proposals envision higher income tax deductions for taxpayers after age 45 to fund expanded health, housing and welfare programs, with costs rising to $12 billion next year and social security doubling by 1975.
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Editorial Digest ed hEeel
Digest of editorials selected from 40 newspapers arriving daily. Highlights opinions on policy, governance, and public affairs. Includes commentary on current events and trends reflected by multiple editorial voices.
Curbing Air Crashes Through Positive Control Plan
The CAB plans to bar flight paths without clearance and enforce radar tracking on all positions. It envisions separated airlines for different aviation types but warns full implementation may take five years due to personnel and radar shortages. A temporary use of military radar facilities may speed traffic pinpoints.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
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Air Defense Command
Father writes college on daughter's behalf
A father tells a women's college his daughter is not an outstanding leader but follows well. The dean replies that the daughter has been admitted among 329 leaders for next fall, and the college desperately needs her as a follower.
Five 1953 Handley art show winners named
From The Star files: prize winners Harry Richards Sally Seabright Ann McKee Loma Good and Nathan Cave at Handley school spring art show. Mr and Mrs Joseph Grim celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. Cadet Sgt Clay Byron Carr Jr ROTC at Washington and Lee received Sons of the American Revolution Basic Course Student Medal. Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt arrived in New York. Billy Barnes Winchester organist to perform at Capitol Theatre Little Theatre show.
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Greece forms new cabinet after coalition reshuffle
Ten years ago in 1948 Greece saw a revamped cabinet preserve the eight month old Liberal Paulist coalition. Arab shepherds grazed near Lydia Airport in a multi million dollar pasture. Miss June DeHaven to head the Youth Fellowship program at Gainesboro.
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June DeHaven
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Fire threat shuts down Atlanta business district
Telegraphic bulletins from 1908 report that the entire Atlanta business section faced destruction by fire. In Winchester a Norfolk couple, Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Little and their children, arrived for the wedding of Miss Eleanor B. Conrad and Judge Adam C. Carson. Judge E D Newman of Woodstock visited to attend a Farmers and Merchants National Bank directors meeting in town.
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Henry H. Little
Norfolk
Eleanor B. Conrad
Adam C. Carson
E.D. Newman
Woodstock
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Portrait photograph caption with local residents listed
The image, taken by Barr's Studio, features James W. Curle Sr. second from right in a white jacket. On the extreme right is George Clowe of Philadelphia, uncle of M. B. Clowe Jr. of Winchester. The other names include Max MecKensey Joe Kiger Frank Brown Rich-.
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George Clowe
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Phia
M. B. Clowe, Jr
Winchester
Max MecKensey
Joe Kiger
Frank Brown
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Nixon Trip Highlights Uproar and Latin America Strife
James Marlow reports Nixon faced growing anti American sentiment across five Latin American nations during a visit marked by jeers and protests. From Uruguay to Peru locals linked to U.S. policies to economic hardship and Cold War tensions.
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State Department
Uruguay
National University
Soviet Union
United States
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Paraguay
Alfredo Stroessner
Bolivia
Peru
Mexico
U. S. Tariff Commission
San Marcos University
Strength For The Day by Earl L Douglass
The author notes a declining middle class in modern society warning it as the mainstay of nations. He contrasts past behaviors of different classes and laments the middle class disintegration while fearing its loss could threaten social stability. He ends with a prompt asking what readers think.
Which U S President Was Nicknamed The Rail Splitter
A quiz item list asks ten questions covering U S history geography and literature. It includes the rail splitter nickname question about a presidents nickname and related general knowledge prompts.
Measles Pact Alters Broadway Run For Young Performers
Karen Lee aged 10 signs a run of the measles contract to perform in The Music Man on Broadway while Barbara Travis aged 11 recovers from illness. The arrangement covers stage appearance during convalescence and outlines performance duties amid illness.
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Karen Lee
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Barbara Travis
Doctor Speaks Umbilical Colic Is Nervous Disorder
Dr Bundesen explains umbilical colic affects girls aged five to 12 as a nervous condition. Attacks occur any time, often after excitement or during meals, with intense abdominal pain near the navel and crying. Advice stresses a calm environment and avoiding fear, noting fever or vomiting do not accompany this condition.
Civilian Space Agency Proposal Faces Overhaul
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson leads hearings on President Eisenhower’s Civilian Space Agency plan. Navy Army and Air Force spokesmen warn the proposal could threaten military control of space projects. Defense Secretary McElroy supports civilian direction for non military space work.
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Air Force
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Department of Defense
McElroy
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D- Tex
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