Editorial Note on Valuing Life and Living
An editorial expression cites George Matthew Adams on the art of correctly appraising values as a guiding creed for living. It frames value judgment as a noble exercise central to daily conduct and personal growth.
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George Matthew Adams
Responsible government and fiscal discipline urged in Review
Tax Foundation calls for fiscal responsibility in spending tax and debt policy. It warns state and federal officials to resist one shot windfalls and accounting tricks, insisting expenditures be weighed against resource costs and fiscal discipline be maintained to meet limited resources with unlimited desires.
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Tax Foundation
Idlewild Jet Emergency Spurs Curiosity Frenzy New York
Millions watched a crippled jet at Idlewild Airport as ground crews fought to reach the runaway amid a massive crowd. About 4 000 spectators lined the runway while 113 people aboard the aircraft faced danger. Authorities urged baring curious onlookers to protect lives. The incident labeled a monumental object lesson in crowd control and safety.
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Idlewild
New York
Public taste drives profits in free markets says Lebhar
Editor Godfrey Lebhar argues that consumer preference decides success in a free economy. He contrasts it with totalitarian systems where a few control production and prices. He notes a large U S audience and warns against judging value by appearances.
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Godfrey M. Lebhar
Chain Store Age
Debate over Foreign Service training and academy plan
Washington notes examine how to build a capable U S Foreign Service without an Ivy League elite image. State Department opposes a National Foreign Service Academy, preferring graduates taught diplomacy by experience. Data show Harvard leading with 68 recruits, but overall shortages and political appointees cited as issues.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
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Foreign steel new threat to American market
The AP reports that a prolonged American steel strike could boost foreign mills especially in Europe and Japan. European and Japanese sellers are already raising prices as U S demand shifts to inventories and potential shortages. The outcome hinges on strike length and domestic stockpiles, with foreign producers aiming to profit if demand grows and supply tightens.
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Are you rich or poor by HAL BOYLE
Classic contrasts on wealth and status. The column lists tests to judge social standing through possessions habits and memories, framing richness by freedom and independence versus reliance on others and limits of money. It blends humor with social commentary.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Joneses
Jones
Coney Island
Waiting for marriage still makes sense for young couples
A reader argues that delaying marriage until young people finish school and gain financial independence protects them and reduces parental burdens. The piece defends self sufficiency, warns against parental subsidies, and notes marriage should be a goal to work toward rather than a parent funded gift.
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Dad
NEA Service, Inc
From Peanuts to Spices A Senior’s Second Act
Sam Slade, who rebuilt his life after two auto accidents and a spine injury, started a peanut roasting business in 1943 that shed oil and inspired a secret seasoning. He later sold to Franklin Food Co. and shifted to spice blends, selling to local stores and leveraging his palate driven formulas for meat and egg dishes. He keeps details private, saying he merely made a living.
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Franklin Village
Mich
Sam Slade
Slade
Franklin Food Co
Ann Arbor, Mich
Slnde
Detroit
Numbers and Names in TV Scripts Spur Censorship Efforts
An AP report details how TV shows employ dummy digits for phone numbers to avoid real calls, with networks also policing character names to prevent offense. Broadcasters use common names and place-based surnames to steer clear of sensitive identifications, while writers balance realism with audience safety amid nationality and historical references.
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New York
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National Assn. of Broadcasters
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NBC
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