Nuclear tests talks at Geneva may spark more talk
Editorial argues talks on a ban fail to prevent testing as U S Britain and Russia resume discussions in Geneva. It notes few expect real disarmament, predicts renewed tests and a May summit, and reflects on the long history of talks without preventing war. It ends with a wary sense that dialogue may yet avert conflict, but the wait is unsettling.
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Geneva
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Britain
Russia
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Rusk
Khrushchev
Hague
Cleaning firms cheer new office buildings in crowded skylines
New office towers win praise for easier cleaning and upkeep. Critics say uniform designs worsen visual monotony, but cleaners laud better lighting and layout. Air conditioning reduces soot, with 68.4 tons per square mile reported in New York last year. Large firms like National Cleaning Contractors Inc and Allied Maintenance Corp operate nationwide. window cleaning in 60 story towers like Chase Manhattan Bank Building never ends.
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Frankel
National Cleaning Contractors Inc
Russell Gray
Carrier Air Conditioning Company
National
New York
Newark
Chicago
American Building Maintenance Industries
Far West
Detroit
Allied Maintenance Corporation
United States
Canada
Chase Manhattan Bank
New York City
Baytown Newsroom Staffing and Rate Notice
The Baytown newspaper lists editor and publisher roles including business manager managing editor and circulation director. It notes retail manager and national manager positions, with rates on request for personnel changes at Baytown Temas Pest Cltise under the Art of Congress of Merch 3 578.
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How Do You Stand Sir By Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues that U.S. economic strength hinges on high productivity and low prices, noting capital movement to Europe for cheaper labor and tax benefits. He warns that higher minimum wages could raise prices and unemployment, and cautions against tariff reductions without considering worker dislocations.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Orbital flight boosts education in Detroit area
Lt Col John H Glenn Jr first man in orbit inspires pull for space education. At the National Education Association meeting grade school leaders and NASA official John Sims discuss how teachers face a flood of space questions from students and the challenge of supplying answers. Sims notes youths see space science as natural.
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John H. Glenn Jr
National Assembly
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Sims
NASA
Glenn
Department of
National Education Association
Try and Stop Me at Seventieth Birthday Letter
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow marks his seventieth birthday with a letter to a friend describing aging as climbing the Alps. He compares reaching a snow crowned summit to looking back at a deep valley and forward to higher, whiter summits, and concludes that life is opportunity.
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Henry Wadsworth Long
Puzzle Prizes and Poised Predictions Dominate Daily Page
A chaotic grab bag mixes zodiac-esque forecasts with trivia about notable figures. It notes early aluminum pot usage, a French chemist who produced artificial diamonds, and a memory quiz about famous names. The piece blends playful questions with scattered biographical hints and a daily prompt.
Nixon-Jorgensen plans months of TV and billboards race
Advertising circles report Nixon Jorgensen prepared a $210000 campaign of five 15 minute weekly TV slots for eight weeks in San Diego Los Angeles Bakersfield Fresno Sacramento and San Francisco plus $61000 in billboards over three days before the primary. Total projected campaign outlay tops $700000 in the Republican contest against Gov. Pat Brown. The piece notes the Nixon effort connections to Richfield Oil and cites past events linked to Cities Service and Alton Jones. It also discusses Jackie Kennedy meeting Queen Elizabeth and Castro's Latin American activities with Cuban exiles and broadcasts.
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Democrats Urged To Vote Against Poll Tax May 5
R. 8. (Dick) Manne of Bay town, chairman of the Harris County Democrats, urges all Democrats to vote to abolish the poll tax in the May 5 primary. He notes the committee endorsed the tax by a razor-thin margin and argues the county committee is controlled by right wing conservatives opposed by the national party.
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the Treasury
Republican Party
Hamilton
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Dick) Manne
Baytown
Harris County Democrats
Manne
Democratic County Executive Committee
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Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
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God of War
Know Your Bridge Five Hearts and the Intercity Match
East North vulnerable in a Houston Los Angeles intercity match, both sides reached five hearts after a three club preempt. Declarers endured tense defense and precise leads. four hearts would have been safer, yet both tables pursued slam despite pressure, with no added bonus for five.
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Hearts
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Declarer
Ted
East
Req Syndicate
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