Editorial Page Thought for Evening
Thought for the evening notes that talent alone cannot substitute for industry and virtue, citing a quote attributed to Aldous Huxley. The piece emphasizes personal character as essential to achievement and moral standing.
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Aldous Huxley
Worship of memory as education risks futility and narrow aims
The piece argues that heavy emphasis on memory and formal schooling can erode true intellect. It cites Hogarth, Churchill, Lincoln, Nelson, and Edison to show great minds thrived with limited schooling. It warns that education should cultivate lasting curiosity rather than rote recall to avoid sterile, lopsided intellects.
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Hogarth
Winston Churchill
Abraham Lincoln
Horatio Nelson
Thomas A. Edison
World of Tomorrow
Berlin and the world watch as Berlin remains a flashpoint
The article traces Berlin's enduring tension amid a divided city and Soviet pressure. It notes daily incidents between East and West guards, refugee stories, and Western troops, illustrating Moscow’s broader strategy to probe Western resolve and induce concessions. It ends with a cautious note on Western trust in Moscow.
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Asia
Southeast Asia
Berlin
Free Berlin
Kremlin
Europe
Africa
Latin America
West
Moscow
Fish privacy invaded by tiny transmitters in fish study
Biologists at the University of Wisconsin place battery powered transmitters in white bass stomachs to study homing behavior and navigation. A separate "fish call" device in water aims to lure fish for catching, though effectiveness remains tied to angler skill. The piece ends with a sardonic quip about parental dinners.
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University of Wisconsin
Cuba exile groups eye long, costly push to oust Castro
Washington analysts assess three main Cuban exile coalitions led by Artime Ray and Menoyo. They foresee a years long guerrilla effort with a small pro action base, wary of Castro’s tightened security, internal rivalries, and mixed civilian support. The Bay of Pigs lesson shapes cautious U S planning.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Castro
Cuba
Movement For Revolutionary
Manuel Artime
Junta Revolucionaria Cubana
Manolo
Manuel) Ray
Alpha 66
Revolutionary Movement of the People
Second National Front
Escambray
Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo
Castroid
Bay of Pigs
U.S
Peo
Marcos Rodriguez
Batista
Communist Party
Things to be grateful for in a troubled time
HAL BOYLE writes a nostalgic column listing simple pleasures to cherish during hard times. He evokes summer scenes with children, pets, food, breezes, family routines, and small acts of care from a wife, neighbors, and coworkers, celebrating ordinary joys.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Closed circuit TV boom boosts major markets
AP reports growing use of closed circuit television across education, theaters, banks and hospitals. About 4 million students receive part of their education via closed circuit. The market is expanding with sales around 16.5 million annually and the Bell System plus independent companies driving adoption.
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AP Business News
New York
Florida
Philadelphia
New York State Theater
Lincoln Center
Bell System
Cape Kennedy
Sonny Liston
South Carolina
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co
Biddeford Saco Journal News Brief
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists publication details including address at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine publisher W Paul Casavant and editor E P Ingalls. It notes subscription rates in advance one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00 and declares AP news use rights and second class postage status.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Hollywood Boone bids Hollywood adieu Ruth Willett
Ruth Millett urges women, especially housewives, over 30 to abandon sedentary routines and seek new interests. She argues many stop pursuing fresh skills or hobbies, settling into bridge and PTA, and urges starting now to renew vitality, personality, and zest in life.
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Ruth Millett
Enerprise Assn
Richard Boone moves to Hawaii to start film studio plan
Hollywood star Richard Boone will relocate his base to Oahu, Hawaii, with his wife and son. He refuses retirement, aiming to build a two-stage film studio and office complex to attract productions and provide a local base for movie companies, leveraging Hawaii's locations and facilities.
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Hollywood
Richard Boone
Oahu
Hawaii
Boone
Islands
Hawaii F
Retirement home buyers value long term cost and care
In Leisure Village New Jersey over 22 000 soon to be retirees ranked long term value first followed by community medical plan and financing. The plan includes home doctors services drugs labs with monthly charges and 4 apartment models priced 12500 to 18500 with up to 25 year mortgages plus 68 to 89 dollars maintenance.
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Leisure Village
Lakewood
N.J
Philadelphia
New York City
Senate Committee On
Alice's cake and allied clues in daily crossword
Crossword clues include 50 Across Alice s cake 2 words 53 Alumni contingent 2 words 57 Watts pop 2 words 60 New Hampshire symbol 61 Dynamo 62 Scotland s capital Poet 63 Desert menace 64 Yield to Down clues cover Tree trunk Eurasian range Preakness for one Prairie s relative Confined as cattle Office sign Residue pro nobis Position Experts Of the Nile Fabric rib Man s name meaning earth Money in Lisbon until 1911 Auto club insignia Card game Consumer Contemporary of Columbus Plaza de toros Tycoon Pretty picture Famous frontiersman Dungarees Ukase Witch s accessory Having a yearning Adorned as a costume Was parsimonious Straddling Pilots Sign of spring Frighten Breakfast food Precinct Bavarian town Fragrance Arabic letter Zealander Isolated rock Perched Siouan Indian
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New Hampshire
Dynamo
Scotland
Lisbon
Auto Club
Columbus
Plaza de Toros
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