Editorial Page Thought for Evening
Editorial note reflects Emerson quote on civilization, thought, and reverence as core values for the Sunday edition. The piece frames contemplation and public discourse as essential to society, inviting readers to reflect on moral and civic responsibilities.
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Ralph
Patriotism and the hollow use of American history
A critical column argues that politicians rely on lofty names like Washington and Jefferson without genuine knowledge of history. It calls for a real study of the nation’s roots to inspire living Americanism rather than rhetorical pedestal ritual.
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George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Washington
Jefferson
John Adams
Adams
Massachusetts
Virginia
U. S
James K. Polk
Washington News and Defense Briefings Mix with Cold War Gossip
A Defense Department briefing is announced with 3:00 pm EST background remarks and authorized spokesmen. Murky Washington chatter recalls Murphy on government serve duty and a Navy secretary letter joking about a Cotton Bowl wager. East Berlin Radio Free Europe notes mock bust of Ulbricht with two faults.
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Defense Department
Department of Defense
Radio Free Europe
East Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
The Presidents Advisors and the Burden of Counsel
The piece argues that modern presidential duties exceed one man's capacity and rely on advisors whose recommendations shape policy. It cites Kennedy on the Bay of Pigs and critiques the Council of Economic Advisers for pushing increasing federal economic control, warning it could stifle free enterprise and innovation.
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Kennedy
Council of Economic Advisers
Age of specialization in medicine contrasted with general practice
The article argues specialization is essential as modern medicine covers vast knowledge and body systems. General practitioners remain vital, often collaborating with specialists to deliver high standards of care. It cites an American Medical Association spokesman and stresses the value of broad and joint medical effort.
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American Medical Association
Patternless life of Anne Baxter spans Hollywood and Australia
Actress Anne Baxter describes a freewheeling career alternating between Hollywood films and an Australian ranch life at Giro Station. She notes travel, pregnancies, and work across film, television, and household duties, and comments on Australian women, gender roles, and marital expectations observed during her stay.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood (Ap
Anne Baxter
Hollywood
Giro Station
Australian
Europe
Anne
Giro
Huband
Randolph Galt
Australia
Maine tourism shifts to service program for visitors
Maine's Department of Economic Development plans a service oriented approach to attract travelers by compiling detailed information for diverse hobbies and interests. Rockhounding camping and family friendly activities are highlighted as growing draws, with emphasis on areas, communities, and practical tips to entice longer stays.
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Maine Department of Economic Development
Maine
Portland
DED Willl
Do you ever notice how few words praise a man’s looks
Ruth Millett reflects on how few strong adjectives exist to compliment a man’s appearance. She cites readers who value simple praise when a man makes an effort, noting many men would be pleased with a straightforward compliment like handsome if it is sincere and well-timed.
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CO 1
Fred Korth
Navy
Army
Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Roger Babson on college education for under five dollars
Roger Babson extols buying a dictionary Bible and World Almanac for under five dollars. He argues top minds succeeded without college, promotes the World Almanac as a self study path, and urges using it to gain a self made education in twelve months by reading three pages nightly. He includes practical tips for job applications.
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Babson Park
Mass
New York World, Telegram & the Sun
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Reveal Spanish Potatoes and More
A compact crossword clue list includes 1 Spanish potatoes, 2 Arrowtp poison, 3 Flotow heroine Ital. 4 Spring trickster's alibi two words, 5 land two words, 6 Quickly, 7 Man's nickname, 8 Whale, 9 Dweller in the West Indies, 10 Relative of a smock, 11 Desire, 12 Skink, 13 Term at brid ag 19 up ended, 46 prix et any price Fr two words, 47 Signature of.
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Ital
West Indies
Brid Ag
The Forgotten George Washington Engineer of Fort Wayne
Paul Harvey tells of a lesser known George Washington born at Fort Wayne Indiana who became a renowned engineer. He studied at West Point drew maps surveyed borders joined railroad projects in the United States and Russia before dying at forty seven and resting in Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn. He fathered five sons including James, the artist who painted his mother, and his life illustrates a forgotten hero.
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George Washington
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Ireland
America
United States Army
George
United States Military Academy
West Point
Berkshires
Springfield
Pittsfield
Czar
Petwene
Czar Cae
Russia
Neva River
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
James
Whistler
General Features Corp
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