Thought for Evening: Build Schoolrooms for Boys
Editorial urges investing in education over punitive punishment. Cites Eliza Cook quote about better schoolrooms than cells and gibbets for the man, arguing humane progress through schooling and reform.
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Eliza Cook
Warning of bad drivers merits badge license plate idea
A large insurance executive urges a distinct license plate or color for habitual reckless drivers to warn others. It would restrict use to essential trips and allow arrest for misuse, aiming to deter unsafe behavior through family and legal pressure while acknowledging drawbacks.
Choice of Gibraltars Referendum Seen as Fair
The piece argues the proposed Gibraltar referendum offering association with either Spain or Britain is fair, emphasizing inhabitants' wishes over history. It notes UN decolonization aims guiding the move and warns against coercive economic pressure from Madrid, urging Spain to similarly respect Gibraltan self-determination.
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Britain
Gibraltar
Spain
Her
Rock
Gilbraltar
United Nations General Assembly
Madrid
U.N
Impressions of Inez Victory unforgivable sin in modern warfare
In a col umn written by Inez Robb a narrator ponders Israel's 1967 victory and the UN and world powers response. He sees the defeated as the ones fed and housed, questions whether the world will force Israel back to prewar borders, and notes Arab hunger and reliance on American aid. The piece closes with tax jokes and baseball chatter.
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Inez Robb
George Smythe
George
United Nations
Israel
United States
U.N
U.S.S.R
Nasser
Mideast
Jee
Cairo
Gulf of Aqaba
Middle East
Sam
Egypt
U.S
India
Israel’s Stunning War Victory Reported by Pearson and Anderson
The column claims Israel stunned Nasser with preattack withdrawals for 100000 reserves, used radar tricks to confuse Jordan, and paralyzed Egyptian radar. It credits Dayan Rabin and Weizman for strategy, notes a strong will to fight, and cites captured Russian equipment and huge arms support from De Gaulle’s France.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Middle East
Owever
Israel
Jordan
Nasser
Germany
Cairo
Aswan
de Gaulle
Russia
Moshe Dayan
Isaac Rabin
Rabin
Air Force
Aza Weizman
Chaim Weizman
George Washington
Egypt
Zeckendorf Faces Bankruptcy and Declining Empire
Zeckendorf, famed real estate magnate, faces bankruptcy as hotel receipts lag and property values falter. Webb & Knapp Inc., his flagship vehicle, is under a trustee after a years long rise amid loans at high rates. Regulators and creditors push for liquidation or revival. public auctions of New York parcels reflect cash needs.
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John Cunniff
Mortimer M
Zeckendorf
New York
Olinier
Webb & Knapp Inc
Webb & Knapp
Biddeford Daily Journal Publisher Info
Publisher details for Biddeford Saco Journal include contact numbers for business and editorial departments, subscription rates in advance, and Associated Press membership. It lists addresses at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine and notes second class postage status.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone Business
Associated Press
Post
Israel’s reserve forces shown as model by Israel army
Washington reports that Israel’s combat readiness relies on a large reserve component. It notes 120,000 mobilized reservists in 200,000 strong forces who fought in Egypt and Jordan, with reserves training and equipment kept ready. It contrasts U.S. plans and concerns about McNamara’s reserve reforms and calls Israel’s approach a rebuttal to doubts about reserve effectiveness.
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Nasser
Beersheba
Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
Israel
Moshe Davan
Cairo
Irael
Hussein
Amman
Odd Bull
United Nations
Jordan
Ray Cromley
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Defense
Robert McNamara
cNamara
Egypt
U. S. Army
Pentagon
U.S
McNamara
Army
Department of Defense
Rise of Naziism Seen Across Nations by Russell Kirk
Russell Kirk argues Naziism remains unlikely in Germany and Austria but grows in the United States, fueled by media glamor and student groups. He warns against repeating history, urging dispassionate study of origins to prevent another ideological tyranny.
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Russell Kirk
Germany
Austria
Hitler
United States
Hollywood
George Lincoln Rockwell
Academy
Illinois
Europe
Roenk
Republic
America
Proteus
Youth Idealism Surges in College Survey
A survey by the American Council on Education of over one million students shows 68 percent prioritize helping others over money with 48 percent marking money as important. Top career choice is high school teaching, and respondents describe themselves as understanding, driven, and cheerful. The piece urges honoring God and supporting youth aspirations.
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American Council On Education
Summer Fashion Sparks Whispered Swimsuit Trends
The season opens with debate between mountain sights and seaside escapes as travelers weigh options. New swimsuit styles arrive quietly with subtle appeal, signaling a restrained trend. A bikini is described as a concise fashion tale by Q.
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