Stahr Backs McNamara Yet Warns on Centralized System
Former Army Secretary Elvis J. Stahr Jr criticized Pentagon overcentralization during a vacation interview as he prepared to lead Indiana University. Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara predicted a 3 billion dollar yearly saving from a cost reduction program, achieved via better management and competition. Both stressed efficiency, though Stahr fears excessive central control.
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Army
Elvis J. Stahr, Jr
Pentagon
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Stahr
Indiana University
McNamara
Harvard School of Business Administration
Ford Motor Co
Secretary of Defense
Unemployment Steady as Teens Fill Labor Force
US job picture shows 69.54 million employed in June with 4.46 million unemployed and a 5.5 percent rate. Teen entrants add about 2 million to labor pool, while the administration seeks reasons for persistent unemployment despite recovery. Foreign reports hint at manpower shortages in Europe.
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Europe
West Germany
First Known Oil Deposit Found Beneath Gulf Depths
The June Journal of Geophysical Research reports a possible ocean floor oil field beneath the Gulf of Mexico center by Dr. Maurice Ewing and two colleagues. The site lies in international waters, outside U S jurisdiction and protection, prompting questions about governance, access, and how or if to begin drilling.
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Journal of Geophysical Research
Maurice Ewing
Columbia University Lamont Geological Laboratory
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Louisiana
Gulf
Introduction to Law Enforcement book review commentary
A critical appraisal praises the authors Germann Day and Gallati for arguing law enforcement must stay within legal and moral bounds. It likens policing to a science linked to Beccaria and Lombroso and urges removing enforcement from politics while stressing decency and due process. The analysis warns against entrapment and illegal tactics and highlights the need for educated officers.
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A. C. Germann
Long Beach State College
California
Frank D. Day
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Mich
Robert R. J. Gallati
Manhattan
New York
City College
FBI
Nazi Germany
Beccaria
Lombroso
Dear Abby questions about marriage rules and etiquette
Dear Abby answers cover marriage prerequisites by state and age without waiting periods or blood tests, plus consent of parents and legality of misrepresented ages. Additional letters offer seaside vacation etiquette, reciprocal hosting, hospital courtesy, and a confidential note to Lily at Vegas.
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Abby
Justice of the Peace
Dr. Crane
Park Avenue Vet a Memoir of Dr Camuti and Animals
Reader recounts Park Avenue Vet by Dr Louis J. Camuti with Lloyd Alexander. It blends veterinary anecdotes from 40 years practice with pets of celebrities, cats quirks, and humorous misadventures including a dog stopping a euthanasia.
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Rocky
Park Avenue
Louis J. Camuti
Camuti
James Mason
Tallulah Bankhead
Imogene Coca
Dr. Camuti
Anastasia
Baron
Naples
Italy
Lloyd Alexander
Personal Cases Husband Felt Unloved
The confession of Everett C. reveals marital strain from jealousy, sexual frustration, and alleged impotence. He admits to resentment, withdrawal, and blaming Janice for emotional distance while seeking guidance from Dr. Crane to restore intimacy and communication.
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Janice
Everett C
Gil
Jance
Millfield Hosts List Of Guests From Several Towns
Mr and Mrs Charles Carr hosted recent visitors including Mr and Mrs Ernest Pughline of Columbus and Mrs Charlotte Hubble and Mrs Mary Shivers of Nelsonville. Other guests were Mrs Mary Pughline of Glouster and Mr and Mrs Richard Powell with children Steve Sue and Jeff of Lancaster. Frances Wallace of Millfield also welcomed guests.
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Millfield
Charles Carr
Ernest Pughline
Columbus
Charlotte Hubble
Mary Shivers
Nelsonville
Mary Pughline
Glouster
Richard Powell
Steve
Sue
Jeff
Lancaster
Ronald Cline
Brad
Pam
Vickie
Kathy
Hillards
Frances Wallace
Floyd Werner
Carl Rhoads
Dave Lewis
Readers' Prayer Suits Public Schools Controversy
A letter to The Messenger argues the Supreme Court ruling on school prayers tests faith and Christian life. It claims prayer itself remains free for individuals, while ordered prayers infringe church separate from state, urging readers to discern God’s Kingdom from earthly powers.
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the Messenger
Satan
Supreme Court
Messenger
Christ’s Church
Christ
God
Kingdom of God
The
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