Areas of Responsibility in Education Funding Debate
The Wall Street Journal notes the administration backs away from expanding federal school funding and suggests states, communities, and individuals should assume more control. It warns Congress fears federal overreach would keep bells ringing in Washington and argues tax policy must leave more room for local decision making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Uncle Sam
Eisenhower
Washington
Federal-State Action Committee
Treasury
Anderson
Health, Education and Welfare
Folsom
Sam
The
Wall Street Journal
Maurice Warner Dies After Long Summitville Career
Maurice Warner a prominent Summitville financier who moved from Buffalo to Summitville in 1880 and rose from general store clerk to cashier and later president of Summitville Bank and Trust Company led a multi decade impact on local commerce. He served as a pillar of the Warner family business and community in Madison County for over 75 years.
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Summitville
Maurice Warner
Madison County
Buffalo
N. Y
Warner
Summitville Bank
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Summitville Bank and Trust Company
William Warner & Sons
Warner-1957 Department Store Contributor to Summitville Growth
The article notes Mr. Warner built many Summitville business buildings and private residences and shaped the city’s economic life. His lifelong confidence in Summitville aided ongoing growth. He lived healthily beyond typical years and remained mentally sharp until his death, marking a full dramatic life from Lincoln’s assassination year to the space-age birth year. His passing leaves a civic and business gap in Summitville.
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Summitville
Warner
Lincoln
Defense Dept lifts missile overtime limits and opens production
Two months after Sputnik I, Defense Secretary McElroy ends overtime bans for Air Force missile work. A 56 hour six day week could raise Atlas effectiveness by about 33 percent. He authorizes immediate full scale production of Thor and Jupiter missiles though not fully proven. Costs will rise but bolster national defense as production accelerates.
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Defense Department
Air Force
Defense
McElroy
Thor
The
New York Herald Tribune
J M Roberts Interprets The News On Middle East Peace
J M Roberts analyzes U N observers view of Hammarskjold s visit seeking short term aims in the Middle East. He notes Jordan s tense stance with Israel, Western doubt, and the risk of undermining Arab front lines. He discusses Syria Egypt Turkey and Suez talks and the price of loans shaping Arab Western ties.
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Middle East
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Jordan
Israel
Arab Front
Hussein
Egypt
Syria
Palestine
Hammarskjold
Damascus
Turkey
Suez
Russia
International Bank For Reconstruction
Case Records of a Psychologist on Homosexuality
A psychologist argues sexual perversion stems from training not heredity and outlines case W-362 Terry T. a 17 year old high school senior. The piece explains hunger for love mirrors appetite for food and stresses parental and educational influence shaping sexual orientation. It describes emotional stages from infancy to early adolescence and notes homosexuality is a stage where a child seeks same sex playmates.
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Terry T
Sex Problems of Young People by Dr. George W Crane
The text discusses gender roles and sexual development in youths, noting early same sex preferences among boys and girls, a shift to heterosexual dating in mid teens, and the concept of fixation in one-sex settings. It advertises a booklet and a case follow-up tomorrow.
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Sissy
Dr Crane Advice Info Appears In Mail Tip
A notice from Mellor Indiana instructs seekers of personal counsel or psychological charts to include a stamped self addressed envelope and 20 cents to cover typing costs when writing to Dr Crane. The guidance emphasizes proper submission and handling of requests in a formal mail advisory.
Night Hawks and Will o the Wisps in the Evening Sky
In early evening the author observes night hawks hunting insects under a warm half dark sky. The elusive birds appear as shadows with white wing spots, emitting eerie booming cries and zigzag flights. Their nocturnal habits, ground nests, and misinterpretations add to the atmosphere of mystery surrounding these valuable but misunderstood birds.
Destructive Hurricane Winds Hit San Salvador
Hurricane force winds lashed San Salvador causing considerable property damage with no reported casualties. A heavy earthquake was also felt just before noon Monday but yielded no injuries or damage reports.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
The Washington Merry-Go-Round: An Aged Champ Fights On
A long Washington parody frames the White House as an aging boxing champ pressured by managers to return to the ring. The piece traces strokes of scandal, cabinet disputes, budget criticism, missile failures, and infighting as the champ resists retirement while advisers flood him with reassurances and public spin.
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Washington
White House
Jim Hagerty
Paris
Anne Wheaton
Madison Avenue
Jim
Panama
Brazil
United Press
Merriman Smith
Smith
Champ
Little Rock
Treasury
George Humphrey
Humphrey
Georgia Plantation
Secretary of Commerce
Charlie Wilson
National Guard
Charlie
Hagerty
Cataracts and riboflavin diet in eye health explained
The article clears misconceptions about cataracts as a threat to sight and details the eye’s anatomy including the lens and aqueous humor. It recounts a reader’s tale of riboflavin supplement use potentially stabilizing cataracts, notes dietary sources, and emphasizes that cataracts impair vision, not cause blindness.
The Inspired Idiot and American Humorists
A William Wade piece recalls faded humorists including The Inspired Idiot a figment whose works mocked views on success and life. It cites a Shoe Clerk line about progress and contrasts public views of success with a professor earning a modest fifty one hundred dollars a year. It ends with a wry American Saying about one striving to be the team while a small dog lags.
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Mark Twain
The Shepherd: Keeping Christmas and Old-Time Traditions
A reflection on keeping Christmas with old-time love and rituals. The piece cites Jeremiah 6 16 and recalls creeks wreaths trees lights and family ties. It venerates Santa carols peace and goodwill.
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Santa Claus
Personal health letters to Dr Brady answered by request
Signed letters about personal health and hygiene not to disease diagnosis or treatment will be answered by Dr Brady if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Letters should be brief and in ink. Owing to the large number of letters only a few can be answered here. Address Mr William Brady 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills Calif.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
U.N. Action On Algeria and Cyprus Blocked Says Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia accused France and Britain of an unholy alliance to block UN action on Algeria and Cyprus. The 82 nation committee heard calls for U.S. aid to press France toward immediate negotiations with Algerian nationalists while Greece leads Cyprus self government efforts amid Asian Arab support. D Estaing argued patience, while Shukairy charged Britain and France share aligned interests.
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United Nations
Saudi Arabia
France
Britain
U.N
Algeria
Cyprus
United States
Greece
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Washington
Lodge
Dulles
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
National Assembly
D’estaing
Ahmad Shukairy
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J. M. Roberts
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Anderson, Herald
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Felix A. Buck
Edwin A. Bailey
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Madison
Indiana
Associated Press
Herald
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Rushas Umanitarian Progress
Fr. Dille Ce
Terry
George W. Crane
US By
L M. Watkins
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Weather Bureau
Lakes Region
Appalachians
Ohio
Tennessee
Oregon
Montana
South Atlantic States
Newport
John W. Gorman
University of California
DR Brady
Brady
Paul Day
University of Arkansas
Providence
God
Mrs
Meg
BY William Wade
the Shepherd
Jer
Julien C. Hyer
Arabia
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