Editorial Page: Thought For Evening on the U N Anniversary
The piece weighs the United Nations twenty years after its founding, noting its flaws and resilience. It argues the UN is not a world parliament but remains essential for peacekeeping, relief, and knowledge, while contrasting current calm with past crises and World War II era dangers. Indonesia alone has left the UN, the majority stay engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
U.N
San Francisco
U. N
Indonesia
Middle East
Cyprus
League of Nations
Europe
United Natins
New theory could open door to easier organ transplants
Dr. Nathan B. Kurnick proposes that tolerance toward one's own tissues is transplantable like immunity. Early mouse tests show tolerant cells overcoming immune responses in two thirds of cases, suggesting future transplant procedures may be simplified and safer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan B. Kurnick
Kurnick
Holiday caution calls for safer Fourth of July travel
Safety officials warn the three day holiday weekend will bring a high death toll from auto accidents as Americans celebrate Independence Day. With more than 1 vehicle per mile of road, drivers are urged to drive defensively and exercise unusual courtesy to avoid becoming a casualty and to keep roads safer for everyone.
Shriver May Seek Maryland Governor Post in 1966
Washington reports weigh Shriver resigning as Poverty Corps director within 60 to 90 days to run for Maryland governor in 1966. Backers cite Tawes term limits and Tydings ally sentiment, while Shriver pursues a campaign window tied to Labor Day timing and a potential residence issue.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Sargent Shriver
Poverty Corps
Maryland
Shriver
Joseph Tydings
Labor Day
Peace Corps
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Paul Douglas
J. Millard Tawes
Tydings
Eunice Kennedy
John Ken
Nedy
Kennedy
U.S
Tawes
Thomas B. Finan
Lord Baltimore
Ex-jet pilots become bird dogs in Vietnam air war
A group of ex-jet pilots in Da Nang fly L19 aircraft as forward air controllers. They guide American and Vietnamese fighters, marking targets with white phosphorus markers and guiding missions around Quang Ngai. The 14 pilots, aged 24 to 45, face danger from rifle and machine gun fire and have suffered wounds and losses.
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DA Nang
Viet Nam
William M. Edwards
Los Angeles
Calif
Edwards
Quang Ngai
Here
Ellis E. Bruch
Cherry
Vale
Kan
Economic outlook for 1965 second half appears broadly positive
In a two part analysis Sam Dawson notes business and consumer spending, rising personal incomes, and high employment as keys to a stronger second half. He cautions stock market jitters, international tensions, and rising costs as roadblocks that could curb growth if demand falters.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
High school is not a preview of life say Chicago professor
A University of Chicago professor reports a recent study finding little or no link between high school grades and later financial success or family responsibility. The study also finds no relation between school social activity and adult outcomes, suggesting parents should relax about teens’ social calendars.
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Ruth Millet
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
University of Chicago
Sis
Sis Junior
Social worker finds elder care a meaningful career
Deborah Cohen, associate director of work with aging for United Community Services of Metropolitan Boston, explains why social workers choose elder care. Her aging project aims to help seniors live independently and shift community attitudes toward aging, highlighting volunteer mobilization and cross‑group support.
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United States
Y’s
Deborah Cohen
United Community Services
Boston
UCL
League of Women Voters
Columbia University
School of Social Work
Bayonne, N.J
Passaic-Clifton
UCS
Cohen
Local Biddeford S paper notes economic outlook boosts
Biddeford Saco Journal reports on economic prospects as the market booms in the first half, noting analysts’ optimism and consumer impact. The piece contrasts current gains with earlier expectations, highlighting local business gains and potential shifts for workers and households in Biddeford and Saco.
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Bernard de Voto
Dad
Washington News
Boyle
Hal Boyle
Business Mirror
By Sam Dawson
Milan
Rom
Abbey
Eastern Noble
Hollywood
Tony Curtis
Ruth Willett
and Veterans Guide
By Bob Thomas
Curtis
Marilyn Monroe
Mirisches
Paula Strasberg
Marilyn
Bronx
Hollyywood
Athens
Delos
Aegean
Greece
UCS Committee On
Biddeford-Saco Journal
Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
P. Ingalls
Associated Press
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