Editorial Page Thought For Evening
Editorial note reflects on Disraeli quote about expectations versus outcomes, suggesting a reflective habit for readers. It frames the page as a space for pondering future surprises and thoughtful insights from editors.
The Good Life and Living for Ourselves
An essay arguing against living solely for children and urging parents to maintain personal goals while guiding kids. It stresses balancing love with discipline, self development, and teaching youths to live wisely for themselves to prevent societal chaos and ensure meaningful maturity.
Pressure on Primaries Shape Governors' Convention Role
A Governors Conference in Puerto Rico highlights a push to loosen binding primary rules. Governors seek freedom to use judgment at the national convention, especially in large states with big delegations, while critics warn against undermining democracy and restoring power to party bosses. Some propose advisory primaries, preserving popular sentiment without fixed results.
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Puerto Rico
Iven
Vacation Driving Caution Urged By State Police
State Police warn Hurry Bugs to relax and drive safely during vacations. Plan short daily distances, start early, avoid overambitious schedules, and watch for tired drivers after dark. Emphasize courtesy and obey traffic signs to reduce accidents and unsafe passing.
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Nolice
Danser
Os Nublia
Trate Police
Safaty
Khrushchev Sees U.S. Peace Motive in September Visit
Washington notes quote Khrushchev expecting talks with President Eisenhower in September. He blames Dulles for failed anti-Soviet policy and bloc strategy, while praising self-reliance in the Soviet Union and questioning U.S. trade credits. Humphrey’s notes reveal Khrushchev’s views on Berlin, Dulles, and U.S.-Soviet relations across administrations.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Soviet
Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United States
Eisenhower
America
John Foster Dulles
Senn
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Khrushchev
Humphrey
Christian A. Herter
U.S
Herter
Geneva
West
Oll
Berlin
Dulles
Soviet Russia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.S.S.R
Truman
Khruschev
How to show Khrushchev an honest American side
A column argues visitors should see the full American house not just the parlor. It suggests Nikita Khrushchev visit the New York Stock Exchange, Wall Street, a suburban town, a New England town meeting, Harlem, public schools, Homestead mill towns, housing projects, the GridIron banquet, a big league game, and a UN tour. The aim is to reveal both good and bad to understand Americans as they really are.
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New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
America
Raedecker
Nikita
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Midwest
South
New England
Homestead
Harlem
Bowery
United Nations
Steel Strike Unsettles Markets and Production
The steel strike widens across the metal industry causing stock market jitters as unions and employers remain firm. Aligned firms report slowed coal railroads and reduced retail sales with potential delays in payments. If Labor Day passes without a settlement, shutdowns may spread further, triggering a broader economic impact.
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New York
Ing
Wall Street
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
It's Up to You to Decide to Be Happy
Ruth Miltett shares a daily mindset trick to choose happiness each morning. She notes people burden themselves with overscheduled days and unhelpful habits, urging simple planning for small joys and realistic goals to avoid routine misery.
Congressmen Pension Plans Far Ahead of Federal Workers
A two column comparison shows Congress has built a pension far richer than Social Security and most federal employee plans. At 60 with 32 years, about 18000 yearly. with 20 years about 11250. at 10 years about 5625. at 62 with five years about 2800. Congress pays 72 percent of the cost, with government matching from tax money, and the plan dates to 1946.
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Congress
Congressional
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Robert Myers
Social Security Administration
Britain
Robert LaFollette
Senate
Letters defending unions and the McClellan Committee dispute
The Biddeford Saco Joint Board of TWUA AFL-CIO argues against anti union legislation, defending ethical practices and urging focus on plant closures rather than corruption. The letter urges investigation of employer misconduct and opposes legislation harming honest unions, noting past cooperation with congressional inquiries.
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McClellan Committee
Congress
Hoffa
McClellan
South
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