The Case Records of a Psychologist George W Crane
A fragment from a psychologist lecture and Admiral George W Anderson Jr speech sections discuss how emotions drive interest over pure logic. The piece contrasts adjectives and narration with dry nouns and verbs, urging vivid sensory writing to engage audiences. It cites examples from politics, writing, and naval history referencing figures like Esek Hopkins Jones Decatur Lawrence Farragut Halsey Nimitz and more.
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George W. Anderson, Jr
Continental Congress
Esek Hopkins
Commader
Hopkins
United States
Jones
Decatur
Lawrence
Farragut
Porter
Deeny
Mahan
Maury
Sims
Halsey
Nimitz
King
Burke
Glenn
Shepherd
Stimulate Rather Than Legislate in 1964 Hearing Push
A House Labor subcommittee chaired by Rep. Elmer Holland will begin hearings June 11 on the 36 hour work week proposed by AFL CIO and on related topics including overtime pay. Witnesses include government experts and outside economists as hearings run through June 21 with management witnesses delayed until August. The O Hara bill would require double time after 40 hours weekly, a union focus, with potential higher production costs and consumer prices, while critics urge economy driven unemployment policy.
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House
Elmer Holland
Dpa
Afl-Cio
Congress
Realistic Wheat Program Demanded After Referendum Rejection
Farmers rejected the administration's price support program and urge Congress to enact a realistic farm policy. They call for rapid reduction of federal price supports, allow prices to follow market forces, and provide temporary aid with a clear sunset. Immediate focus is a wheat program for 1964 and beyond.
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Congress
What Are Our Needs In Anderson
The Pittsburgh chamber study shows education must adapt to meet future employment needs. Resulting data: 6 percent can hire with less than a high school education, 23 percent require high school with specialized training, 33 percent need one to three years post high school, and 24 percent require four years college or more. Vocational training in Pittsburgh is underutilized, with 4 percent of high school students attending. The survey suggests 20 percent in occupational and pre technical programs each, and 40 percent in college preparatory programs. The piece notes it would be valuable to know Anderson’s local needs.
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Chamber of Commerce of
Greater Pittsburgh
Board of Education
State Employment Office
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Area
Anderson
A Fledgling's Progress at the Air Force Academy
President Kennedy attends graduation exercises at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs as the institution, in five years at its permanent site, draws admiration and critique. Cadets number 2500 with 750 plebes. critics say it adds progress but not radical academic change, while Rhodes Scholars among cadets highlight academic achievement.
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Kennedy
Colorado Springs
Air Force Academy
Holy Land
West Point
Annapolis
Disneyland East
David Boroff
Harper's
Air Academy
Boroff
Harvard
Tax exemption limits on U S government bonds explained
The article explains there are no federal income tax exemptions for Treasury or Savings Bonds. State and municipal bonds offer federal tax exemptions, with certain examples including Massachusetts securities and Cincinnati Ohio school district issues. It also discusses Studebaker stock held by a reader, suggesting possible recovery if willing to take risk.
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Treasury
Savings
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Cincinnati
Ohio
Studebaker
J.D
Washington by Roscoe Drummond finds quiet hope amid global turmoil
Drummond notes the 1960s bring fear and crises from Birmingham to Hanoi and Moscow yet counters with the presence of resilience. He argues the nation can handle hard truths without collapsing, and that positive developments exist alongside dangers. The piece emphasizes steady resolve in tough times.
U S Restores Diplomat To Haitian Post
The United States resumes normal diplomatic contacts with Haiti's Duvalier regime, despite questioning its constitutionality. Glion Curtis Jr. is ordered to resume duties in Port au Prince, while Ambassador Thurston may not return soon. Officials stress this does not imply approval and cite strategic concerns in the Caribbean.
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Washington
United States
Francois Duvalier
Lincoln White
State Department
U.S
Port Au Prince
Glion Curtis Jr
Duvalier
Haiti
Raymond L. Thurston
White
Caribbean
JFK Italian Trip Faces Postponement
Washington AP reports Pope John XXIII's death is likely to delay President Kennedy's planned Italy visit but not cancel it. The conclave timing may push Kennedy's schedule beyond June 2, with plans to tour West Germany and Ireland before returning. If a new pope is chosen by then, he may travel to Italy from Ireland rather than Washington.
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Washington
John XXIII
Kennedy
Italy
College of Cardinals
John
West Germany
Ireland
Berlin
Pope John
Europe
Health column readers and practical nutrition tips
A New York reader compliments the health column for its constructive approach and avoids sensational disease talk. The writer notes impractical wheat germ storage and mentions keeping unground wheat at hand after reading pamphlet No 36 Wheat to Eat offered with a stamped self-addressed envelope.
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New York
Congressional Speed-Up In Civil Rights Actions
Washington AP Kennedy plans to send Congress a civil rights message this week amid White House talks with Democratic leaders. Republicans accuse the administration of foot-dragging, while plans reportedly include two bills: outlawing segregation in public places and speeding school desegregation with court-approved schedules.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Democratic Senate
Capitol
House
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
John V. Lindsay
RN Y
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Lunch club riddle game ends with clever quips
Folklore anecdotes recount a lunch group where a member pays a fine for unanswered questions. Jokes about a ground squirrel digging upward and a wooden horse reaching the Citizens Bank Building illustrate wit and wordplay, ending with a proverb on conquest and victory.
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Robert E Jackson
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Madison
Indiana
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Herald
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Birmingham
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Havana
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Common Market
NATO
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Supreme Court
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Durham
N. C
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Ala
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U.S. Air Force
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Houston
New York Herald Tribune Inc
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Lakes Region
Mississippi Valley
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Pacific Coast
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