Teaching Tops Professions In Public Opinion Survey
The American Institute of Public Opinion found teaching rising to second place among desired professions for young men, with 18 percent, up from five in 1953. Doctors lead at 26 percent, while engineering remains strong. educators show growing prestige among college graduates and younger respondents. Texas faces teacher shortages despite higher salaries, with thousands of new teachers needed yearly to meet enrollment growth.
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American Institute of Public Opinion
George Gallup
Gallup
Texas
How Do You Stand
Washington argues that the United States risks concessions at the Geneva Disarmament Conference as the Soviet Union pushes for a broad test ban without inspections. The author questions benefits if Red China participates, notes detection limits, and warns that ongoing American offers may appear desperate and undermine U.S. credibility.
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Washington
Americ Tan
Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
Russia
Did You Know The Thin Red Line Was A Crimean War Name
A correspondent described British troops in action during the Crimean War as The Thin Red Line, a vivid nickname highlighting their disciplined formation and courage.
Baytown Newspaper Masthead and Rates Notice
Local newspaper lists general manager and office staff names with circulation director and subscription rates. Monthly $1.45 and yearly $17.40, mail rated on request, in Baytown Texas.
Kennedy speaks at Rice Stadium on space effort
President Kennedy's Wednesday address at Rice Stadium Houston champions the lunar program amid applause and public support. He notes the space race will be costly but promises U S victory while praising organizers and local figures like May or Lewis Cutter and Congressman Thomas. The event drew 40 000 to 50 000 attendees with strong Texans welcome.
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Kennedy
Rice Stadium
Houston
Rice
Texas
America
Rice Hotel
Lewis Cutter
Lyndon Johnson
Albert Thomas
Congressman Thomas
Harris County
Manned Spacecraft Center
Massachusetts
Space Center
National Aero- Mantics and Space Administration
Defense Department
Thomas
NASA
Albert
Cape Canaveral
Huntsville
Ala
George T. Miller
California
GOP
House Space Service Committee
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Pitzer
Price Daniel
Robert E. Lee
Baytown
Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Senate
Kentucky
Thurston Morton
Republican National Committee
Democratic Conference of the
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Woman Reunites With 5 Foot 6 Big John The Lizard
Martinez California AP report tells how 11 year old Billy Osborne finds his pet iguana Big John described as ugly and crawls on all fours. Mrs Ernest Lasell recognizes the lizard after initially thinking it was an alligator and reunites boy with his pet in a playful moment.
Riddles And Rumors In A Daily Grub Bag Column
A quirky interview style puzzle column quizzes readers on a mix of trivia and wordplay. It references rich men, Manchurian dividers, the Great Seal, and a July birth and death sweep, with hints about a GOP senator and public figures, plus birthday shoutouts.
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Manchuria
Isa Pols
Alder
Wwe
Hill Oc
Meadow
Fanfani and the fight against Communism in Italy
Washington report outlines Amintore Fanfani's strategy to woo the Socialists away from the Communists, his clashes with the Vatican and Rome’s right wing, and how U.S. embassy officials reacted. It notes Italy’s large Communist Party, the Vatican influence, and Fanfani’s defense budget push amid political turmoil.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Europe
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
Fanfani
Palacio Chigi
Benito Mussosell
Cain
Rome
John Birch Society
Socialist Party
Jim Eastland
Mississippi
Pope John
Christian Democratic Party
Vatican
Communist Party
Norway
Sweden
John
Outerbridge Horsey
NATO
Gusto Tolley
Editors Speak: Unions Spar Over Cleveland Representation
In Cleveland, Machinists and Teamsters push for representation of a local manufacturer’s workers. Ads in papers seek to sway voters while drivers and printers threaten to refuse service. The piece cautions unions against abusing rights and notes Teamsters’ recent violation of understood norms.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Press-Chronicle
Cleveland
Machinists
Teamsters Union
Machinists Union
Teamsters
2Fren Press
Know Your Bridge Bidding Rules and Concepts
This article explains bridge bidding concepts such as using the suit underneath the long suit, preemptive bids to hinder opponents, and responses to partner in diamonds or spades. It discusses opening with one no trump, strong hands, and the goal of conserving bidding space to deliver messages.
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