Editorial Thought For Evening Insight On Races Of Men
The piece reflects on human nature noting two kinds of people the borrowers and the leaders and attributes this to a perspective attributed to Charles Lamb. It frames the contrast as a moral commentary on society and individual roles. The editorial voice urges readers to consider leadership qualities and responsibility.
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Charles Lamb
Gulf Coast state would replace old South boundaries say experts
Dr Leonard Reissman from Tulane argues a Gulf Coast state could unite cities from west of Galveston to Pensacola in a Gulf arc. He highlights four major conurbations with over seven million people, signaling urban sprawl eroding traditional state lines and shifting political tensions between rural and urban areas.
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Steel mills near capacity as wage talks loom
U S steel mills run near full capacity amid renewed buying fueled by aluminum wage gains. President Abel of the United Steelworkers signals potential steel wage demands, while aluminum price rises pressure steel negotiations and public concerns rise about broader economic impact.
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Tourism boom promises record worldwide travel this summer
Tourism officials forecast a maximum season with hundreds of thousands planning trips abroad. Airlines and steamships report near solid bookings and many regions show solid resort reservations. Travelers are urged to plan now and secure hotel accommodations to avoid disappointment.
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Lesson from Korea Applied to Viet Nam Warfare Strategy
Washington columnist argues U.S. forces fail to apply Korea lessons in Viet Nam. He says Viet Cong post-battle rests are weak points to strike, noting Reds’ supply lines and recuperation periods, and urges coordinated ground-air ambushes with active scouting to prevent ambushes.
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Washington Correspondent Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Taj Mahal of the Hills: Khe Sanh Camp Aweigh and at Risk
HAL BOYLE visits the Khe Sanh Special Forces camp in South Vietnam. The fortress, dubbed the Taj Mahal of the Hills, sits near the Laotian border with 13 Americans, an Australian, and Montagnard guards training about 700 civilian irregulars. Skirmishes grow as villagers are coerced by Viet Cong, and some troops are Viet Cong. Captain Ralph Bostic leads a cautious, cold, but hopeful detachment amid danger and grit.
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Khe Sanh
South Viet Nam
U.S
Taj Mahal
Kingdom
Ralph Bostic
Charlotte
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Excise Tax Cuts Spark Consumer Price Shifts and Store Promotions
AP reports that federal excise tax cuts may lower prices on affected goods, notably jewelry, as retailers advertise reduced tags. Merchants expect higher sales and profits if tax savings reach consumers, though passing along cuts varies by store and region.
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AP Business News
New York
U.S. Treasury
Hollywood Miss Grahame unpredictably Ruth Willett
Ruth Millett notes how wives seek compliments from husbands and others, warning men that withholding praise can lead wives to spend money on looks, wardrobes, cruises, or beauty treatments to gain attention and self worth. Men often fail to understand this dynamic.
Ageless Fashions show highlights Boston seniors on stage
At Boston Agricultural Hall the 15th annual 60- Plus Hobby Show featured 24 women and four men aged 60 to 80 plus modeling outfits from Sears Saugus. The event promoted senior fashion with navy lime palettes and half sizes, drawing hundreds of older attendees and strong media interest.
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Biddeford Journal Publisher Rates Notice
Biddeford Daily newspaper details subscription costs in advance: one month 1.85 dollars, six months 10.50 dollars, one year 21.00 dollars. Publisher is W. Paul Casavant with E. P. Ingalls as managing editor. Associated Press rights noted.
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Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues
A compact clue list with numbered items matching a standard crossword grid. Includes references such as up, Arnaz, Antelope of Tibet, Dravidian of India, German region, musical instrument, and various abbreviations. Several entries hint at names and common crossword answers across American and European contexts.
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