Nose for no news in A totalitarian country
Polish magazine editor Janusz Wilhelmi argues that freedom is bounded by the historic needs of the nation and that the state selects what is allowed in culture. He notes the government defines the nose that limits thought and expression, unlike in a democracy.
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Janusz Wilhelmi
Kultura
Poland
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Ray Walster
South Pacific
Peter Sellers
tacit disarmament plans eyed by Washington officials
Washington discussions reveal a covert push within White House State Defense and Disarmament Agency circles to pursue tacit arms cutbacks with the Soviet Union. Proposals include gradual weapon program slowdowns, retirements of old missiles and planes, troop reductions, and limiting arms to allies, aiming to shift U.S. spending from 10 to about 8 percent of GNP.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Johnson
Khrushchev
Tate
Defense
White House
Disarmament Agency
United States
The
State, Defense and Disarmament Agency
U.S
Costs and value of the Apollo moon program
The piece argues the Apollo effort costs more than thirty billion dollars but yields broad benefits from basic space research. It notes military and economic returns from satellites and stresses that fundamental science drives major discoveries, urging support while debating schedule and prestige factors.
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Gemini
U. S
Postmark Change Draws Criticism From Rep Sibal
Rep Abner W Sibal CT Republican questions February 1 1960s Post Office change removing time from postmark arguing it aids businesses legal processes and election officials for absentee ballots The congressman wrote to the Christian Science Monitor noting lack of cited savings and urging reconsideration.
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Post Office Department
Abner W. Sibal
Connecticut
The
Christian Science Monitor
Sibal
U. S. Congress
Beatles still riding high with records in the million disc range
Variety reports three Beatles records near one million in sales and a growing U.S. demand. A new film titled The Beatles is in the works while a Scots newspaper notes listeners selling worn records, with a cheeky ad urging callers to hang up.
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Variety
Bible of
Show Biz
U. S
London Scot
England
Cyprus UN peacekeepers witness women excavating ancient city
A news photo from Cyprus shows sight-seeing Canadian UN peacekeeping troops observing women digging at an ancient Greek city site. The writer muses that life and death matters will one day become dusty artifacts for future archeologists and notes coffee prices rising could spur consumers to cut back.
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Cyprus
United Nations
Boyle Column Offers Mental Tricks And Miscellany
A New York AP item surveys diverse quirks from a columnist’s mail bag. It cites Demosthenes studying at home, questions if money buys happiness, language confusions, quotable lines, rising theft trends, papyrology, color psychology, folklore maxims, matchmaking legends, and famous quotes about lies and statistics.
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New York
Demosthenes
Investors Forum Stocks are getting scarce
Investors race to common stocks as demand outpaces supply driving prices higher. The article cites American Telephone and Telegraph General Motors and Standard Oil of New Jersey as examples of stock splits and growing ownership. It notes pension funds and college funds increasingly favor equities and predicts a large expansion of corporate capital structures in the coming years.
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Harry C. France
Americanelephone and Telegraph
General Motors
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
American Telephone
City of
New York
New York City
State of New York
United States
America
Standard Oil
Christmas party timing and seasonal balance
Ruth Millett cites El Paso high school girls who held a Christmas party in spring to dodge the December rush. She urges adults to spread social events through the year, reclaim Christmas as a religious family holiday, and recapture the season's joy rather than its stress.
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Ruth Millett
Enterprise Assa
el Paso
Tex
Health insurance policies explained for seniors
A Health Insurance Institute report outlines features to compare when shopping for policies. It covers lifetime renewable guarantees, premium changes, benefits for hospital room and board, miscellaneous charges, coverage limits, pre existing conditions, deductibles, and how major medical plans differ in paying costs.
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HII
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher and editors listed
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor with telephone numbers for the business and editor departments. Subscription rates are shown: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. The paper notes Associated Press membership and second class postage status.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Pack
A list of crossword clues with numbers and partial hints covering vessels, ethics, famous names, profits, fruitlessness, legal terms, transit, political terms, minerals, and various nouns across many domains. The fragments resemble a puzzle page with notations like 47 49 51 and language references.
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Ireland
Kildare
White House
Tome
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Investors Forum
B. Elf
Ray Walston
Ruth Mullet
and Veterans Guide
Walston
Sellers
Danny Kaye
Tony Randall
Randall
Billy Wilder
Wilder
Hicksville
Norway
Britain
Biddeford - Saco Journal
Carson City
Toulouse-Lautreg
Midshipmen’s
Rome
Orida
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