Editorial Page Calls Genius a Public Asset
Readers are urged to broaden the genius’s reach beyond the Army and apply his rifle shipping breakthrough to civilian welfare. The author mocks cumbersome packaging and ironing inefficiencies, praising simple unscrewing caps, easy-tear wrappers, and laundry aids, and declares the inventor a universally valuable hero.
Canada election signals Liberal victory trend for Pearson
A Canadian election outcome suggests Lester Pearson and the Liberal party will form the next government, with Diefenbaker unlikely to stay in power. The result, seen as friendlier to the United States, reflects voter concerns over economic issues and nuclear defense, while stressing prudent ties between the two nations.
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Lester Pearson
Liberal
Mackenzie King
John Diefenbaker
Canada
Pearson
United States
Diefenbaker
U. S
Liberal Party
Free World
National Library Week Celebrates Books and Libraries
National Library Week April 21 27 honors libraries as monuments to civilization. The piece lauds Jamie Fulerton 1643 and the value of reading, noting millions of books published, many lost, yet many remain to enrich libraries worldwide. It emphasizes reading as essential to human need and pleasure.
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Godde
Jamie Fulerton
Edinburgh
Touch Tone phones hailed as major tech leap
A dated forecast describes touch-tone calling as the biggest change since dial phones. It notes push-button operation and musical tones replacing dials, then lists imagined failures: automatic wrong-number response, 15 minute teen talk limits, and volume boosts for loud environments.
Pampered or active upbringings shape grown children
A psychology group says pampered children may fare better when they leave home, while those whose parents engage in museums and art with them gain dependability. The piece notes ongoing volatility in conferences and markets, plus various social observations about alimony and gender roles.
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Psychological Associates
Red Cross mobilizes in wake of midwest and southern floods
Washington reporting notes March floods across Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Virginia Kentucky and West Virginia with tornadoes in Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee. total damage peaks at 37 million in tri state area while Red Cross relief may reach 3.7 million. disaster response relies on local state national and volunteer networks with long term rebuilding financed by Red Cross and government agencies.
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Washington Correspondent Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Washington
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Virginia
Kentucky
West Virginia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
American Red Cross
Cumberland
Monongahela
Virginias
Tri-State
Red Cross
Obert C. Edson
California-Oregon
United Fund
National Guard
National
Kentuckyvires
Department of Agriculture
Suppey
Bureau of Public Roads
Army Corps of Engineers
Stability in rates faces test from inflation fears and deficits
Money managers say official policy on interest rates will persist despite higher stocks and weak bonds. They cite abundant funds from pensions and savings, large deficits, and continued need to fund borrowing as reasons to maintain high short term rates and steady long term rates. A policy shift would require changed public mood or political stance in Washington.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
U.S
Europe
Renane
Washington
Surprises and small mercies in daily life, Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett notes the little, welcome boosts to household life. Pleasant moments arrive from peers and spouses when ordinary events go smoothly. Small kindnesses and practicalities shape everyday happiness in families.
Elderly tenants seen as ideal in public housing study
A 20 project study by New York University findings show seniors are reliable tenants who keep up apartments, pay rents on time, and rarely cause disturbances. They prefer city centers, close to activity, with separate indoor and outdoor recreation for children and a strong interest in wide window sills and separate bedrooms.
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Etirement Advisors, Inc
Waltham
Mass
San Bernardino
Calif
New York University Graduate School of Public Administration
Herbs
Martin E
NEW York
Steve Lawrence
Eydie Gorme
Steve
Eydie
Lawrences
New York City
Lawrence
Garry Moore
Ed Sullivan
Florida
Las Vegas
CBS
Man
Oblath's diners keep Hollywood memories alive
Hollywood workers once joked at Oblath's near the old Famous Players studio about signs naming Oblath's. Joe Oblath, 85, and his wife recently celebrated their golden anniversary as the cafe, now run by their sons, serves a changing menu to studio legends and locals since 1926. A separate Reno report notes a Bullfrog Mine monument will top a new Arlington Avenue office building.
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Bologne Studios
Paris
Oblath
de Bologne
Cecil B.e Mille
Egypt
Oblath’s
Banff
Canada
Joe Oblath
Famous Players-Lasky
Vine and
Sunset
Marathon Street
Paramount
Gloria Swanson
Bill Boyd
Gary Cooper
Richard Arlen
Mary Brian
Jack Oakie
Bob Hope
Bing Crosby
Martin and Lewis
Alan Ladd
Elvis Presley
George
Joe
Lin
America
St. Louis
Alaska
Goldfield
Nev
Fort Bragg
Calif
Direcor
Bruce Humberstone
DeMille
Bullfrog
Reno
Arlington Avenue
Edward E. Arkell
Daily Biddeford Puzzle Page Teases Across 60 Clues
The Biddeford Daily Puzzle Page lists a large across and down crossword with numbered clues. Entries reference merchants ropes man’s nickname continents and Camus The Plague and more with terms like Saint Philip group tools and noble.
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St. Philip
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