Ending mandatory retirement to honor aging workers
Our Opinion argues that mandatory retirement at 65 or earlier unfairly bars 65 plus Americans from full economic life. Dr. Irving S. Wright advocates abandoning the policy, noting improved health and productivity in retirees and urging work encouraged retirees to sustain self-respect and tax contributions for those unable to work.
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America
United States
Irving S. Wright
Cornell University
American College of Physicians
Wright
Hijack Tour for Fun Excitement and Adventure
Horace Moros pitches a billion-dollar hijack cruise concept to thrill travelers. Passengers buy a ticket for a city like Buenos Aires and end up in unexpected destinations with paid hospitality and detours, offering a new travel happening for the bored NOW traveler. The plan imagines professional hijack-style detours to places from Tel Aviv to Tahiti with minimal risk.
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Inez Robb Horace Moros
Fifth Avenue
Paris
Havana
Buenos Aires
Honolulu
Vienna
New Orleans
Fun City
B.A
Tel Aviv
Tahiti
Barranquilla
San Andres
Horace
Rome
Coliseum
Belgium
Nome
Central Casting
Tractor guides by tape fed computer from University of Alberta
A farmer may sit on the porch while a tractor follows magnetic tape driven by a computer built by F. W. MacHardy head of the University of Alberta Agricultural Engineering Department. The machine can avoid obstacles and return to course, though mud may still stall it.
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F. W. Mac Hardy
Department of Agricultural Engineering
University of Alberta
Dr. MacHardy
Memoirs of Svetlana Stoke Kremlin Intrigue and Cash
The article follows the pre publication turmoil over Svetlana Alliluyeva memoirs with Viktor Louis named as a Kremlin agent profits from publishing rights. It notes Harper and Row New York Times Life paid high sums, and U.S. intelligence links Louis to the Kremlin while publishers contend over rights and timing.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Stalin
Svetlana Alliluyeva
Victor Louis
U.S
Kremlin
Svetlana
West
Caroline Kennedy
Russia
State Department
Moscow
George Kennan
Edward Greenbaum
Madison Avenue
Greenbaum
Harper and Row
The
New York Times
Life Magazine
Life
Marian Sulzberger
Andrew Heiskell
Time-Life
Time Magazine
Bri
Tish
Soviet Union
United States
Parade Magazine
Jess Gorkin
Gorkin
Louis
Hutchinson and Company
Time
Europe
Morse Lunatic to Ban Booze Ads and More in Washington
Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon is ridiculed for his anti alcohol crusade while his Capitol criticisms and quirks are satirized. The piece notes Morse’s push to ban beer and wine ads from 3 to 10 pm and mocks other Capitol oddities and foibles.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Wayne Morse
Ore
Oregon
Sen. Morse
Morse
Capitol
Capitol Building
Sen
Wayne
United States
Washington warns Johnson on prioritizing for crisis era
Veteran observers fault Johnson for attempting too much and promising instant solutions across the Vietnam war race poverty aid and foreign policy. They blame a long-standing American syndrome of denying hard priorities and overpromising, urging realistic goals and funded steps.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
MacLeish Fund Drive Dims Doves In 1968 Campaign
A critical column questions Archibald MacLeish's anonymous 1968 campaign fund letter backing Senators Church and McGovern. The piece suggests radical backers funnel money from outside Idaho and South Dakota, warning the effort could ruin reelection bids and harm dove senators.
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Archibald MacLeish
Frank Church
Idaho
George McGovern
South Dakota
United States
MacLeish
F.D.R
Church
McGovern
District of Columbia
Ter
New York Times
Vietnam
National Conference For New Politics
Martin Luther King
NCNP
DuBois Clubs
FBI
Hanoi
United Nations
Sens
Fulbright
Clark
Gore
Morse
Gruening
Nelson
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Readers Share UFO Sighting Notes and Sikh Beliefs Debate
A Journal letter page includes a resident recounting a Wednesday lights sighting and others’ similar experiences. A separate item notes Sikh practices in India, and political jabs target Gov. Romney’s stance on federal troops.
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Journal
Camp Ellis
The Needle on Lyndon Tax Plans and Inflation
Harold Coffin critiques Lyndon Johnson's surtax ideas, from 6 percent to 10 percent, arguing the plan resembles an auction more than taxation. He notes inflation and taxes as costly in a free country, urging skepticism of government policy and its impact on ordinary people.
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Cuba
United States
Corticos
Communist Solidarity Conference
Havana
U.S
Johnson
Harold Coffin
Lyndon
LBJ
Biddeford Saco Journal Masthead Details
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists address at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine publisher W Paul Casavant managing editor E P Ingalls and notes subscription rates payable in advance one month two dollars sixty cents six months fifteen fifty one year thirty one and association with the Associated Press.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone Business Depts
Associated Press
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Gus Hall
Joe McCarthy
Walter Lippmann
Lippmann
Sen. McCarthy
People’s Forum
India
George Romney
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