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Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1965

Page

19

New Words in Space Travel and Diminishing Terms

The author reflects on space terminology like recovery area and splashdown as evidence language expands with exploration. He ponders whether space travel will shape a larger dictionary and notes several terms that have fallen from current use because they were once names of things.

Earth

Language of Rural Life Fades in Richmond Exhibit

An article recalls farming tools and wagon parts shown in an old barn during Richmond open house days. It notes terms like whiffletree evener neep and three horse hitch and reflects how regional language and familiar objects drift from memory, even as some phrases persist in daily speech.

Richmond

Goldberg leads Johnson foreign policy: U N ambassador

Arthur J. Goldberg, newly named U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, argues for a Great Society abroad. President Johnson backs him, planning to channel more energy into foreign policy, with Goldberg expected to spool between Washington and world capitals, potentially reshaping the State Department.

White House Arthur J. Goldberg U.S United Nations Ambassador Goldberg Johnson Goldberg U.S. Supreme Court Peace Corps United States Steelworkers Union New York

Record High Cost of Living to Stay Rising in 1965

New York analysis says the CPI has hit an all time peak and will continue rising through 1965. Despite hopes for under 2 percent growth, experts warn a sustained inflation spiral could threaten prosperity, credit policies, and purchasing power as prices creep upward across goods and services.

U.S

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