New Stage for Science Revolutions Beyond East West Conflict
Editorial notes Dr. Eugene Rabinowitch of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists argues that 1962 marks a broader upheaval—the scientific revolution. He says cooperative global science could outstrip Cold War tensions, alter justifications for conquest, and promise universal health and economic security despite future challenges.
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Free World
Eugene Rabinowitch
University of Ilinois
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Bulletin
Rabinowitch
Rabinovitch
Washington 1962 midterm outlook heats up in capital
Washington covers the opening of Congress as Democrats hold a House edge and a Senate majority. Republicans claim gains possible but face a difficult South. Key issues include Kennedy aged care plans, civil rights enforcement, and leadership futures for Kennedy and GOP figures like Nixon and Goldwater.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senate
Gov
Hughes
New Jersey
Wagner
New York
City
John Tower
Texas
Louisville
South
Kerr-Mills
Kennedy
NAACP
Congress
Nixon
Rockefeller
George Romney
Sen
Everett Dirksen
GOP
William E. Miller
Barry Goldwater
Fed chief urges dollar integrity at Tax Foundation dinner
William McC. Martin Jr. told 400 businessmen that currency stability is essential and that deficits over 25 of the last 31 years show the need for balanced budgets. He warned against blaming others and urged keeping the dollar from depreciating further.
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Federal Reserve System
Tax Foundation, Inc
William McC. Martin, Jr
Board of Governors
Foundation
Martin
IOU
Free food programs tested by public support and abuse
The piece notes widespread public aid for free groceries while warning about abuse and lax administration. It cites Life magazine figures showing rising recipients and costs in 1961, examples of misuse, and calls for tougher controls to separate genuine need from fraud. It ends with a critique of welfare programs and a remark on police reports and boxing ring injuries.
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Life Magazine
U. S
New York City
Jefferson County
Texas
Julie Harris An Acting Force Fueled By Last Chance Drive
New York AP profile portrays Julie Harris as a firebrand performer with a “doctrine of the last chance” approach. It notes her nearly 20 acting awards and high regard from peers while detailing her onstage range from French maid to Queen Victoria and her offstage shyness and self critical nature. Harris describes perfectionism as a defect, preferring to focus on present tasks and using a 100 count to regain composure when overwhelmed.
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New York
Julie Harris
Miss Harris
Julie
Queen Victoria
Chameleon
Presidential plan aims to avert next recession in 1963
AP reports President Kennedy outlines tax credits and public works to cushion a possible 1963 recession. Proposals include investment tax credits, tariff cuts to boost exports, standby spending for public works, and faster government tax policy changes to lift take home pay and spur spending.
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AP Business News
NEW York
Kennedy
U.S
Ruth Millett on New Year resolutions losing its spark
Ruth Millett notes that resolutions have faded as self-improvement becomes a year round business. Books lectures and courses push continuous change, making a yearly spike unnecessary. The author wonders if results differ and concludes self-improvement is now constant rather than seasonal.
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Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assn
War era culture averted as skirts rise and laws fall
Paul Harvey decries wartime decadence and shifting morals in society. He laments uncivil behavior in barracks, criticizes modern pop culture and subsidies, and hopes for a rebirth of genuine art and heartfelt song amid a perceived decline.
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Lady Chatterly
Mario Lanza
Lanza
Met
Congress
Washington
Deddeford Lace Journal Biddeford Maine Local Notice
Published daily except Sunday Adams Street Biddeford Maine Pau Casavant publisher T J Mahoney editor Subscription rates Payable in advance One month 1 85 six months 10 50 one year 21 00 Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press has exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches Entered as second class mail at Post Office Biddeford Maine
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Pau
Casavant
T. J Mahoney
Associated Press
Readers Call for Timely Upgrades in Public Services
In a January letter to the Journal's People’s Forum a longtime observer criticizes two decades of inaction. The writer urges phased modernization of equipment for schools and fire departments, arguing residents must fund overdue progress now.
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People’s Forum
Selznick Answers Student Questions On Gone With The Wind
Hollywood writer details Selznick responses to a Tennessee student's queries about the 1939 film. Topics include production studio, Mitchell's stance, premiere attendees, filming duration, screenwriter Sidney Howard, location shooting in Georgia, original length, and eight Academy Award wins including Best Picture and supporting honors.
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Hollywood
David
Selznick
Desta J. Burke
Jonesboro
Tenn
Desta
MGM
Clark Gable
Margaret Mitchell
Atlanta
Vivien Leigh
Sidney Howard
Georgia
Culverity
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact clue list for a daily crossword with across and down entries. Includes definitions for teapot part with two word answer, undertone clues like with grace, gratis phrasing, and multiple two word phrases. Also covers specialized terms such as monocle and mustangs home.
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