Editorial page skimming the cream of creativity signals
The piece discusses how to identify creative students from a UC study funded by Carnegie and Monsanto. Key traits include independence, flexibility, openness to new experience, and self understanding. Creatives resist group pressure, absorb the past, and blend conformity with bold ideas, though early growth can be fragile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California
Carnegie Corporation
Charles Thomas
Monsanto Chemical
Monsanto
John Gardner
Carnegie Foundation
California
Supreme Court ends featherbedding in rail industry
The Supreme Court rules unanimously that railroads may end costly featherbedding tied to obsolete work rules. A cascade of lower court decisions, a Presidential Commission report, and broad public support from government leaders, newspapers, and diverse groups led to the ruling, with unions warned to accept changes or face consequences.
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Supreme Court
High Court
Congress
Sunday School Week Emphasizes Values For Youth Development
The text promotes Sunday School Week from April 8 to 14 as crucial in a material age. It argues spiritual values provide strength and stability, guiding children to build a positive life foundation and religious experience regardless of church or creed. It calls for recognition and success of the observance.
Hall of Free Enterprise to open at 1964 World’s Fair
At the New York World's Fair 1964 65 a Hall of Free Enterprise will showcase private competitive capitalism. Sponsored by the American Economic Foundation and the National Small Business Association, with advisers from 35 countries, the exhibit outlines the Ten Pillars of Economic Wisdom. The project will be funded by private contributions from individuals and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Economic Foundation
National Small Business Assn
McNamara’s unique grip on defense and power in Washington
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara stands at the center of Washington’s power as a trusted ally of the President yet seen by rivals as a potential presidential dark horse. He shoulders unification of the services, advocates a single fighter for both Air Force and Navy, and runs a sprawling 1,800-employee Pentagon reshaping defense policy amid budget pressures and congressional scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Robert Strange McNamara
Kennedy
McNamara
Congress
General Dynamics
Boeing
Air Force
Navy
Charles E. Wilson
General Motors
Secretary of Defense
Pentagon
Fragments of letters people wish to get but rarely do
A collection of humorous excerpts from letters about marriages auditions finances and travel misadventures. Samples include a wife diary excerpt a rental incentive gone wrong a pregnant sister update a snake order mishap a singer daughter advice and a cracked tooth incident attributed to JFK.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Echoing Heights
Investors Forum Sees Durable Goods Upbeat Yet No Boom Ahead
New York AP report notes gains in industrial production led by durable goods with steel orders rising and output expected to be the highest in 12 months. February orders rose 2 percent to a record as backlog grows, while personal income and retail sales stay rising though pace remains modest. Corporate plans for spending on plants and equipment bolster optimism for near term activity.
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New York
Department of Commerce
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Dorothy Parker
Iss Parker
Los Angeles State College
Eastos Angeles
Beverly Hills
Benchley
Thurber
Werse
Esquire Magazine
Miss Parker
Alan Parker
Sunset Strip
Sealyham
Poodles
Middle aged women debate looks versus life in mid forties
Ruth Millett argues that by age 45 many American women wage a costly, time consuming fight to look 10 years younger. The question remains whether this effort improves happiness, marriage or friendships compared with accepting aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Tony
Paul Harvey on Tax Reform and Simple Rates
The column argues for a 20 to 50 percent graduated income tax with no deductions and a dismantled IRS. It criticizes complex laws and suggests starting over, citing President Kennedy and AFL CIO head Meany. It condemns privacy invasions and urges a return to straightforward taxation with universal take home pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
George Meany
United States
IRS
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Service
General Features Corp
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed from a Historical Page
A list of crossword clues covering across and down entries with various wordplay themes. Clues reference names, places, and common crossword terms such as familiar fountai near the Corso and B C fabulist, along with logic and verb hints.
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Washington News
Boyle
Maude
Fred
Pegaee
George
Mabel
Norman
Grant
JFK
Investors Forum
Biddeford - Saco Journal
Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Ruth Mullett
Paul Harvey News
Paul Harvey
People’s Forum
Main Street
Manuel DeSilva
DeSilva
Pauline S
University of Maine
Androscoggin County
Vittoria
Lamb
Anthony
Cleopatra
Society
Hiawatha
Dallas
Plato
Montana
Gardner
Antarctic
Perforce
Erin Go
Texas City
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