Editorial Page On military waste
Editorial argues defense research wastes billions as 61 programs were halted midstream. Dr. Harold Brown cites RS-70 and MIDAS as costly failures, with $6 billion spent in a decade on unfinished weapons. Congress must scrutinize why waste persists and curb ineffective programs.
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Defense Department
Congressional
Harold Brown
Defense Engineering and Research
Congress
Pentagon
MIDAS
Dr. Brown
Kennedy presses rail settlement bid amid looming strike
President Kennedy pushes a last major effort to settle a bitter rail work rules dispute with the railroads and operating brotherhoods ahead of a July 10 deadline. He warns that failure could force action by an outside agency. debate centers on eliminating nonessential jobs while unions resist. possible paths include seizure of the railroads or mandatory arbitration.
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Kennedy
Millions on vacation and the vacationist mindset
A light essay on Americans planning trips and packing for vacations. It jokes about overstuffed suitcases, forgotten items, pet care, and wary house locks. It contrasts fretful travelers with those who find value in human contact and homecoming, stressing a philosophic vacation outlook.
Creativity vs tests in a conformist era
Dr. Joel Hildebrand argues creativity is better measured by what a child can do alone than by ink blot reactions. He cites Beethoven and Galileo who thrived without strict schooling, while noting many people claim to know much yet are mistaken. The piece critiques group conformity and lingering road permanence myths.
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Joel Hildebrand
University of California
Beethoven
Michelangelo
Galileo
Faraday
Long Range Plan Suggested to Solve Racial Tensions
Washington correspondent notes immediate action on race relations is unlikely. Dr. Alfred J. Morrow advocates a long term national program with legal steps now and a Federal Bureau of Intergroup Relations to study problems and aid local communities. Community leadership and gradual change are emphasized as most effective.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Kennedy
Conference of Mayors
Honolulu
Conident
Congress
United States
Alfred J. Marrow
New York
Commission On Intergroup Relations
COIR
National Conference of Christians and Jews
American Booksellers Convention
Morrow
Truman
United States Armed Service
Rai
Marrow
Federal Bureau of Intergroup Relations
Boyle Column Discrepancy In Pearls By Hal Boyle
New York AP columnist HAL BOYLE notes readers mail reveals quirks of American life. Despite taller heavier people over 50 years, average food intake per person has fallen about 100 pounds annually. The column shares traditions about gifts to brides and pearls, child vision statistics, aphorisms, vaudeville superstitions, dandruff remedies, and odd safety slogans for the 4th of July holiday.
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Hal Boyle
New York
In God We Trust on Currency Debate by Babson
Roger Babson critiques the national motto In God We Trust and its inscription on currency. He praises Rep. Charles Bennett for promoting the motto, warns against conflating faith with armament, recalls Thomas Nixon Carver, and urges a Jesus-centered diplomatic campaign rather than symbolic display. He cites public law 140 and questions hypocrisy in spending.
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Babson Park
Mass
Charles E. Bennett
Florida
Rep. Bennett
United States
America
God
Major Cooper
Congress
Bennett
Russia
China
Cuba
Jesus
Thomas Nixon Carver
National Statis
Moscow
Castro
In Hollywood Actor is disillusioned Pauli Harvey News U. S. may lose Panama canal
In a syndicated column Paul Harvey argues the United States risks losing the Panama Canal within five years due to communist advances in Latin America. He criticizes U S policy, cites Cuba Haiti and the Dominican Republic, and urges focusing resources at home to endure any future challenges. Hollywood note covers Richard Egan criticizing quality TV and the canceled Empire series with Redigo to be filmed in California.
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Americas
Panama Canal
Venezuela
Brazil
Cuba
British Guiana
West Indies
Barbados
Antigua
Curacao
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Guatemala
Eisenhower
Guzman
Latin America
Castro
Washington
State Department
Harvard
Riviera
United States
Hollywood
Richard Egan
Empire
Egan
Redigo
Jim Redigo
Santa Fe
N.M
Red Sellon
Ezan
Judy Garland
Terry Moore
Lucia
Garret Ranch
Anne Seymour
Montana
ABC
NBC
California
San Fernando Valley
Evan
Ohio sword maker runs 200000 blades since 1945
SWORD PRODUCTION COLUMBUS OHIO AP His operation has produced 200000 swords since starting his plant in 1945. James Oliver outsources to about a dozen Columbus area firms. He produces around 10000 swords yearly for ceremonial use by the Knights of Columbus in the United States and Chevalier de Colombo in Canada.
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Sword Production
Columbus, Ohio
James Oliver
Columbus
Oliver
Knights of Columbus
United States
Chevalier de Colombo
Canada
Dear Abby and the Makeover Mindset Across Weddings
Dear Abby letters touch on fashion horror looks and wedding etiquette. A SAD DAD laments makeup, a parish minister’s wife invitation question clarifies invitations, and a reader seeks etiquette on gifting wedding invitations at work. Florence adds a sharp aside on widows and chores.
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Abby
Mini
Friendly
Florence
Biddeford Lace Journal Publisher and Rates
Biddeford Maine daily newspaper page lists publisher Paw Casavant and editor E P Ingalls. Subscription rates shown: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. Associated Press rights noted for local news. Postal info included.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paw Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Pas
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A dense list of cryptic style crossword clues across and down with numbers and hints for words including ancient aqueduct Pont du os, electric abbreviation, Willow, cogitate, Cousin to a wallflower, and many others across and down.
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Pont du Os
Horatio Alger
Triborough Bridge
Glasgow
Rocky Hill
Portese City
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Washington News
Boyle
U.S
Better Vision Institute
William Shakespeare
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Catholic Digest
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Tical Association of America
Mr. Carver
U. S
Paul Harvey
Paraguay
By Bob Thomas
Dear Abby
Abigail
van Buren
Lace Journal
After After Corp
Leningrad
Island Republic
Spanish River
Black Sea
Fis
Jes
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