Policy Through Computers Under Review by Senate Panel
In Our Opinion Policy by computer Not always the best When Robert S. McNamara took over as secretary of defense in 196], he introduced a new approach to Pentagon decision making known as systems control. A Senate subcommittee plans secret hearings on risks of computer analysis in defense and foreign policy, citing faulty Pentagon choices on carriers and the F111 fighter bomber.
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Robert S. McNamara
Defense
Pentagon
Vietnam
Senate
U. S
Washington
FIII
McNamara
Reds pull strings at Chicago convention for new political party
Paul Harvey alleges the National Conference for New Politics at the Palmer House in Chicago August 31 to September 4 aims to promote MLK and Dr. Spock for president and vice president. He accuses Communist Party USA districts of directing delegates and placing members in key roles to dominate the event. He warns of manipulation by red operatives behind a peaceful rights agenda.
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Palmer House
Chicago
Martin Luther King
Benjamin Spock
United States
Communist Conspiracy
Midwest
Communist Party
U.S.A
Eugene Tournour
Communists
Illinois
Donald Lee Hamerquist
Oregon
Spock
Dr. Spock
London
Reds
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Arnold Johnson
New York
Three Minutes A Day by Rev. James Keller
A column notes 34 unusual occupations among 22 028 labor market jobs as automation grows. Walrus hunting and al igator farming appear among safe bets alongside seal driving snake taming and steeple jack roles. The piece urges adaptability and responsible human progress guided by love and justice.
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James Keller
St. Cloud
Minn
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher Information
Publisher daily except Sunday addresses Biddeford Maine office at 111 Adams Street and lists staff roles. Subscription rates in advance are one month 2.60 six months 15.50 and one year 31.00. Associated Press membership noted with republication rights.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone Business
Associated Press
Boats increase danger on water says Senator and Coast Guard
Washington column reports rising boating deaths and injuries from unsafe boats and lax Coast Guard enforcement. It cites weak inspections, vague bilge rules, and negligent manufacturers, urging production line safety checks and stronger life preserver use. It also notes a donated painting scandal involving Ed Connally and Congressman Omar Burleson.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Ralph Nader
Coast Guard
America
The
Revel Craft
Egg Harbor Hatteras
Jersey
Manson
Owens
Pacemaker
Trojan
Mac's World Cruel Hoax Haunts Washington
A satirical column reports on a government poverty program PRIDE with $300 000 funding for 600 youth work in slums under Rufus Mayfield. The piece critiques public relief, noting team captains and supervisors earning up to $100, and questions the program's timeliness and intent while delivering sharp political jabs.
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Don Maclean
Washington
White House
Rufus
Catfish) Mayfield
House of Correction
PRIDE
Tora Tora Tora film project unites Japanese American film crews
Hollywood reports a joint production by Japan and the United States on the Pearl Harbor attack, with Akira Kurosawa directing the Japanese portion and Richard Fleischer overseeing the American segment in Hawaii. The project faces huge logistical hurdles including aircraft, ships, and naval cooperation while aiming for a cast of unknowns to preserve realism.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood (Ap
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Akira Kurosawa
Rashomon
Seven Samurai
20Th Century- Fox
Hawaii
Richard Fleischer
Dr. Dolittle
Fleischer
Kurosawa
Larry Forester
Elmo Williams
20Th Century-Fox
Williams
Tora
Gordon Prang
University of Maryland
Prang
Douglas MacArthur
Reader’s Digest
Department of the Defense
To The Point Educationists attack Burr and Burton in Vermont
Russell Kirk denounces Vermont State Board of Education for pressuring Burr and Burton Seminary toward a standardized industrial arts model. He argues true education expands minds and calls private schooling like Burr and Burton a thriving, locally controlled beacon. The piece condemns educationists for diluting standards and promoting mediocrity.
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Russell Kirk
Maine
Vermont
Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
State Board of Education
Burr and Burton
Wrest Orton
Weston
Orton
Harvard
Sub
Washington
Burr and
Burton
Burr
Royal partygoers dunk guests in pool as sport
Harold Coffin notes aristocrats stage a pool dunking fad at social events. Prince Charles ranks among those who recently dunked Countess Cadogan in blue silk, with Rainier, Grace of Monaco, and Ali of Murshidabad also implicated. Robert Kennedy is cited jokingly as pursuing royal pretensions. The piece jokes the pastime suits the rich who own multiple outfits.
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Britain
Prince Charles
Countess Cadogan
Rainier
Grace
Monaco
Prince Ali
Murshidabad
Robert Kennedy
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Texas
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Mac's
Red China
England
Hong Kong
Washington News
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