The UN In Crisis and Global Reactions
An opinion piece argues the United Nations faces decline as major nations clash over Congo Katanga Goa India Indonesia and others. It criticizes Afro Asian dominance, US funding of leaders, and the League of Nations comparison while lamenting lost international leadership and legitimacy.
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United Nations
Organization For World Peace
Katanga
Congo
Nehru
India
Goa
Sukarno
Indonesia
Netherlands
United States
Nasser
Tito
Nkrumah
Ghana
Khrushchev
League of Nations
Take Profit Out Of Crime Opinion by Hoover
J Edgar Hoover argues crime is tied to parental authority and citizen neglect. He urges removing profit from crime and punishing offenders to reduce lawlessness, noting FBI limits and calling for stronger community guidance. He labels teenage crime as serious as adult crime and condemns sentimentalism toward youthful offenders.
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J. Edgar Hoover
U.S. News & World Report
Hoover
America
FBI
Code breaking advances by NIH and NYU scientists
American researchers at the National Institute of Health in Washington and NYU School of Medicine under Dr Severo Ochoa report partial cracking of the genetic code. The work could enable synthetic hereditary materials for treating genetic diseases, cancer research, and understanding inheritance of physical traits.
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National Institute of Health
Washington
New York University School of Medicine
Severo Ochoa
Britain move to decimal currency prompts commission review
The piece explains Britain’s long and complex currency system with pounds shillings and pence and notes the 1794 American shift to decimal dollars. It notes Britain’s plan to form a commission to study moving to a decimal system and suggests Americans and Britons may welcome a change.
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Britain
United States
Singapore
Hong Kong
Quiet Sea Bright Winter Reflections By Jim Bishop
In Sea Bright New Jersey a winter scene unfolds with gulls, surf, and quiet streets. The river runs swift, boats rest, and empty houses loom as a northern sun warms a frosty town. Local families endure winter as shoreline legends linger beneath a brass skyscape.
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Dear Abby Advice column on domestic violence and dating
Abigail Van Buren fields letters about a sister abused by her husband and a pregnant woman seeking guidance. She warns legal action depends on the sister pressing charges and urges de facto separation, then offers dating cautions for a 15 year old with an older suitor and practical advice for a reader seeking medical help.
Doctor Crane's Personal Cases Idiom fuels a 30 year hair obsession
Beth R age 40 faced a near divorce over daily hairdos spending up to 125 monthly. Dr. Crane traces it to a misread childhood compliment about having an old head on her shoulders, an idiom she took literally for three decades. He offers the menopause booklet for readers.
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Beth
George W. Crane
Beth R
Dr. Crane
Stop Me Weekend Trip by Rail Car-Touring Plan
British Railways launches car-tourist service letting drivers load their cars on flatcars for rail trips to mountains or seashore. Some trains offer picnic meals, passengers may dine in a car or roadside sedan, then reload the car for a comfortable overnight return. Peter Lind suggests a double-dollar method to stop a runaway horse.
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England
British Railways
Peter Lind
Mikoyan to Tour Guinea in Bid to Repair Soviet Ties
Moscow reports say First Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan will visit Guinea next month to ease ruffled relations with the West African republic. Rumors previously claimed Guinea's President Sekou Touré complained of a Communist plot backed by an East European embassy.
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London
Soviet Union
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Guinea
Moscow Radio
Moscow
Sekow Toure
Kremlin
Lawyers Seek Reduced Sentence for Ex-Envoy Scarbeck
Washington lawyers for Irvin C. Scarbeck former Foreign Service officer convicted of passing U S secrets to Polish agents filed a motion to shorten his 30 year prison term They called the sentence harsh and unjust Scarbeck is married with three children and involved with Ursula Discher a Polish woman during his service as second secretary at the American Embassy in Warsaw
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Washington
Irvin C. Scarbeck
Foreign Service
U. S
Scarbeck
Ursula Discher
Warsaw
The profit and loss system and the rise of management
George Sokolsky examines how private ownership evolved into a diffuse corporate structure where management gains control through executive committees and acquisitions. He warns that bloated size and profit-seeking maneuvers can bury earnings, dilute ownership, and threaten accountability in U S business.
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United States
Safety on icy steps rural and urban homes urged
Guidance on preventing injuries from falls during icy conditions. Promotes sand or ashes on steps and paths, youth responsibility, improvised cleats, and walking sticks. Warns about roof ice, farm piles, and keeping pathways clear. stresses keeping safety over tidiness and suggests indoor activity for the elderly.
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