Rockefeller Creed Reflected in Midtown Memorial
John D. Rockefeller Jr who inherited the world s greatest fortune died at 86 on May 11 1960. A marble memorial in Rockefeller Center bears his creed praising individual worth liberty life and the pursuit of happiness with statements on duty thrift truth justice and service and the belief in God and love. The creed will be read daily by visitors to the center gardens.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller Center
Midtown
New York
Macmillan Refurbishes Cabinet Amid By Election Drift
The piece notes a trend of disaffection with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's Conservatives as by elections show Labour gains and Liberal revival. It recalls 1959 win after Suez tensions, cabinet reshuffle to regain unity, and upcoming by elections to fill Commons vacancies as ministers move to the Lords.
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Harold Macmillan
Leicester
Labor Party
Labor
Suez
Macmillan
Anthony Eden
Britain
House of Lords
House of Commons
Federal Reserve Chief Warns Against Unwarranted Pessimism
Rep Wright Patman asks if recession danger exists at a House Banking hearing. William McChesney Martin, Fed chair, says there is not a recession now, maybe a pause. He notes summer is hard to judge and calls pessimism unwarranted, aiming to reassure markets and support recovery.
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Wright Patman
House Banking and Currency Committee
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Federal Reserve System
Timing and said advice shape Kennedy era policy
The piece argues that the Kennedy administration's youth favors deliberate pacing over impulse, comparing timing to FDR and Mozart. It notes May 28 actions, Medicare linking to Social Security, and warns doctors at Saskatchewan strike shape policy debates, urging practical, on the ground advice from frontline workers.
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Bernard Gimbel
Saskatchewan
Pollce Eectitioners
Mer Actu
Dear Abby Advice Columns From A Probing Page
A collage of Dear Abby letters covers workplace hygiene social friction and family privacy. Topics include a worker with dirty neck receiving blunt urging to wash, a teen frustrated by a crowded air conditioned room and a sister, and a hostess asked to reveal guest lists to avoid disputes. Abby counsels direct tact, staying home, and considering others feelings.
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Abby
Story on fishing wars and ocean sovereignty
Jim Bishop argues the fishing conflict among nations grows as coastal waters widen and fish move offshore. He cites treaties, patrols, and incidents involving Korea Japan Iceland and Britain, noting emissions pollution and shifting stocks from Alaska to Chile while urging U S action and a larger fleet subsidies.
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Cheju
Wando
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Hungry Fox
Kuriles
Rhee
South Korea
Cord Christian Troebst
United States
Chile
United
Eea
Iceland
Boston
Haddock
Alaska
U. S
Grand Banks
Sam
Norma N seeks suitable wife through IBM Scientific Marriage Foundation
The article profiles Norma N a 30 year old New York advertising executive who asks the IBM Scientific Marriage Foundation to pair her with a congenial spouse. It notes professional men face dating challenges and describes how an interfaith matchmaking group aims to help busy professionals find compatible partners.
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Norma
I.B.M
Scientific Marriage Foundation
Norma N
New York
Dr. Crane
IBM
Problem Of Dating And Marriage Prospects In Modern Life
A columnist discusses dating in offices and society, noting risks of romance with coworkers and the prevalence of single professionals seeking marriage. It cites a Scientific Marriage Foundation system matching men and women, highlighting age trends and odds, and instructs readers to contact Dr. Crane through the newspaper for further materials.
Walt Disney for Nobel Peace Prize Opinion
In Oslo Dagbladet quoted Lilian Gish praising Walt Disney as a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize. She cited his works and wealth of ideas as advancing the cause of peace through Mickey Mouse creator's influence.
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Walt Disney
Oslo
Norway
Lilian Gish
Silent Screen Star
Dagbladst Saturday
Mickey Mouse
Self Directed Summer Reading Plan Advice
The article urges students finishing high school or college to craft a personal summer plan focused on reading to build self reliance. It recommends setting a reading program, seeking guidance from an experienced reader such as a librarian or English teacher, and using structured self management to improve speaking and writing through exposure to classics and broader sources.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
al Smith
Marco Polos
Mozart
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Jim Bishop
George W. Crane
Pelham
Garry C. Myers
Patnele Eer
Sunda
Athens
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