Areas of Responsibility and Federal Role Debate
The piece argues for preserving state and local responsibility in schooling and government tasks, criticizing federal overreach and long running funding programs. It notes the Joint Federal-State Action Committee and hints Washington should not encroach on state duties. A memorial paragraph recalls Maurice Warner, longtime Summitville financier and civic figure, whose death closes a chapter in local business life.
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
Summitville
Maurice Warner
Madison County
Buffalo
N. Y
Warner
Summitville Bank
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Summitville Bank and Trust Company
William Warner & Sons
Lincoln
Defense Department lifts missile overtime limits
Two months after Sputnik I the Defense Department ends overtime restrictions for Air Force missile work. McElroy says the move cuts a bottleneck and could raise Atlas project output by about 33 percent. He also approves immediate production of Thor and Jupiter missiles, noting they are not fully proved and will cost more than slower development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Department
Air Force
Defense
McElroy
Thor
Jupiter
The
New York Herald Tribune
Middle East Peace Talks Seen as Fragile and Narrow
J M Roberts says UN observers see Hammarskjold pushing short term goals during a visit as Arab doubts grow over Jordan’s ties with the West. He notes fears of a weakened Arab front and ongoing border tensions while urging cautious moves toward a potential Egypt Israel settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Jordan
Israel
Hussein
Egypt
Syria
Israc
Palestine
Hammarskjold
Damascus
Weiss
Europe
Turkey
Russia
East
Flar
Suez
International Bank For Reconstruction
Case Record of a Psychologist Explains Sexual Deviance
A psychologist argues sexual perversion is learned, not inherited, citing Case W-362 Terry T. A high school senior, Terry is discussed with parents seeking advice. The piece outlines stages of emotional development, early conditioning, and potential fixation into homosexuality, urging readers to request Dr. Crane’s booklet and follow up material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Terry T
Crane
Jerry
Sissy
Tay
Night hawks and mystic will o the wisps in small worlds
In a lilting nature sketch, L M Watkins describes evening scenes with insects, nocturnal birds, and eerie phenomena. The piece explains the night hawk as a nocturnal insect feeder found resting by day, its pale wing spot visible from below, and discusses local reports of strange booms and will o the wisps amid a warming dusk.
Washington Boxing Era Echoes in White House Struggles
The piece portrays a weary champion kept in the ring by managers despite age and health fears. It details his brutal training, the pressure of public receipts, cabinet clashes over budgets and policies, and a tense White House atmosphere as aides push a reluctant figure toward continued effort amid mounting strain.
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Washington
White House
Cape
Jim
Erty
Diffile
Newport
Little Rock
Paris
Anne
Wheaton
Madison Ave
Anj
Wiifold
John W
Gorman
University of Calif
Panama
Champ
Brazil
Jim Hagerty
United Press
Hagerty
Merriman Smith
Smith
Treasury
George Humphrey
Humphrey
Georgia Plantation
Secretary of Commerce
Charlie Wilson
S National Guard
Charlie
Githe
loPhic
Cimehill
Cataract Myths and Riboflavin Diet Plea From Dr Brady
A reader letter to Dr Brady argues cataracts are not fixed by surgery, cites riboflavin intake from diet and tablets as a potential factor, and recounts personal experience with cataract improvement after diet changes. The piece references vitamin B-2 formerly vitamin G, animal studies, and a physician’s column guidance for letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Dr. Brady
Paul Day
University of Five Grains
Arkansas
William Brady
E! Camino
South
Beverly Hills
Calif
Folklore and the Inspired Idiot in American humorists
The piece discusses Mark Twain and other humorists labeled as failures or successes, noting a tongue in cheek view of life’s outcomes. It cites a character The Inspired Idiot and a Shoe Clerk as examples of attitudes toward success and public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Twain
Astron
Noor Wreteb
Keeping Christmas Past in a Fast-Changing World
A reflection on maintaining old paths and old-time Christmas customs amid rapid change. The piece recalls wreaths, trees, family ties, and Santa Claus, urging peace, goodwill, and enduring traditions through carols and shared love.
United Nations clash over Algeria and Cyprus unfolds
Saudi Arabia accuses Britain and France of an unholy alliance to block U.N. action on Algeria while Cyprus moves to self government. U.S. diplomats discuss mounting Arab and Asian pressure as Valery Giscard d Estaing touts patience and a French cease fire as paths to a solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Saudi Arabia
France
Britain
U.N
Algeria
Cyprus
United States
Al-geria
Greece
U.S
Henry Cabot Losee
Washington
Lodge
State Dulles
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
National Assembly
D'Estaing
Ahmad Shukairy
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J. M. Roberts
Piuvresa
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George BD
Crittenserger
Harriet W. Toner
Jasuad
Ind
Madison
Indiana
Felix A. Buck
Associated Press
Tha
Negrast Plate
Wes
US By
L M. Watkins
Bam
Dawn Ory
Weather Bureau
Lakes Region
Appalachians
Ohio
Tennessee Golleys
Oregon
Montana
South Atlantic States
AP Vienbole
William Wade
Julien C. Hyer
Arabia
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