Andersen frames governor race as stark party differences
Republican Elmer L. Andersen argues fundamental contrasts between the two Minnesota parties. He defines his philosophy as defense of individual liberty under limited government. He contrasts it with the DFL view of governed groups, centralized power, and expansive programs.
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Elmer L. Andersen
Minnesota
Andersen
United States
Democrat-Farmer- Labor Party
DFL
Pasternak’s Nobel Prize Faith in Freedom Echoes
The life of Boris Pasternak is recalled as three feats a writer under tyranny rarely achieves. He published Doctor Zhivago outside the Soviet Union and won the Nobel Prize, a crown he valued as life saving. In 1958 he spoke of freedom and its power, choosing isolation over renunciation, ending a solitary, eminent life.
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Boris Pasternak
Soviet Union
Zhivago
Pasternak
Kremlin
Russia
Iron Curtain
Gustav Svensson
Nixon links housing bill to citizen dollars in public debate
In a national policy exchange the vice president argued the billion dollar federal housing bill costs taxpayers more than it benefits and claimed Americans should pursue private enterprise. He defined conservatives as pro progress but wary of liberal spending and linked liberal programs to higher costs. Separate New Ulm Journal report notes teens driving cars can hurt grades, with parents urged to control driving to protect academic performance.
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Nixon
House
NEW Ulm Journal
Planned Obsolescence Movement Signals Industry Shakeup
The piece argues American automakers and appliance makers will soon abandon yearly model changes. It cites consumer anger at planned obsolescence, notes 64 percent of business executives see the issue as problematic, and mentions a forthcoming George Romney Kelvinator update.
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Pincott & Margulies
Volkswagen
McGraw-Hill
Lippincott
Harvard Business Review
Harvard Business School
John B. Stewart
United States
Teaching machines to handle high school math and languages
Encyclopedia Britannica Films plans self instruction teaching machines for math and four languages ready in 1961 at about 10 dollars per pupil. Trials show faster completion and responsive feedback, with a single teacher supervising large classes. Controversy over dehumanizing effects persists.
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Encyclopedia Brittanica Films
Roanoke
Hollins College
Britannica Company
Steel Strike Harms U S Economy Far More Than Feared
Washington report on the steel strike shows wider disruption than unions or firms anticipated. Talks cite higher costs, inventory swings, foreign competition, substitutes, and cautious buyers as the industry rewires toward a slower, uncertain recovery into 1961.
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Washington
No Hope Given For Boosting Return on E and H Bonds
Faye Henle reports Treasury official William H. Neal replies to a call for higher rates on Series E and H bonds. Neal says bonds are savings instruments not market securities, with a 3 percent rate to maturity and guaranteed return, compared with bank and savings rates. He notes average bank yields and contrasts guaranteed bond return with potentially variable savings accounts.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Anderson
William H. Neal
The
Treasury
Savings Bonds Division
Neal
Mutual Savings Banks
Savings and Loan Associations
Savings bonds offer tax advantages for long term savers
The piece extols Series E and H savings bonds as simple safe instruments of savings with tax deferral until cashing and easy replacement if lost or damaged. It advises regular savings, short term goals with bank accounts, long term goals with bonds, and gradual investment toward marketable securities while accepting small returns for now.
Latin themed crossword clues brief
A compact note lists entries such as 15 Dress 16 Oneth tonality 18 Impeded 20 Remove 22 Finisher 24 Agitate 26 It is in 27 Greek k 30 Slacker 32 Shows. The readable lines present a word puzzle snippet with numbered clues and brief hints.
Laymen Raise Money for Church Building Programs
The Lutheran Laymen's Movement for Stewardship of the United Lutheran Church raised 2,965,000 dollars last year for church building programs in 60 Lutheran congregations.
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New York
Lutheran Laymen’s Movement For Stewardship
United Lutheran Church
Spirit With God to Stay Young in Old Age
Billy Graham counsels that prayer for relief from age is less helpful than grace to bear infirmities. He compares the body to an aging house, noting Christians should keep the spirit in tune with God and look to the eternal home in heaven.
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R.A
John Quincy Adams
Don’t Bury Talent in Back Yard Parable
A Chicago man buried $100000 in gold coins under fruit trees. Executors found clues in a desk pad note a safe in the garage and a map revealing the cache. The parable of the talents cautions against hiding gifts and urges using talents for others.
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Chicago
Anglican Converts London Converts to Church of England
The Anglican yearbook records about 10 440 baptisms or converts from Roman Catholicism joining the Church of England in a two year span.
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London
Church of England
Mail Zone Delivery Rates and Limits
The notice outlines delivery zones for mail within 30 miles of Austin and outside that radius up to 150 miles. It specifies advance payments for different subscription terms including one month three months six months and one year.
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Austin
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