Conservationists Warn of Kirtland’s Warbler Vanishing
Editorial notes the global loss of over 200 mammal and bird species since antiquity and highlights efforts to protect the Kirtland's warbler. It describes the bird’s limited nesting in young jack pine stands near the Au Sable River valley Michigan and outlines a 60-year forest management plan in Huron National Forest to create more nesting ground.
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America
Kirtland
Michigan
Au Sable River
Bahamas
Lower Peninsula
Michigan Department of Conservation
Michigan Audubon Society
United States Forest Service
Packaging Corporation of America
Huron National Forest
Mio
Mich
Regulated Carriers Urged to Unite Against Unregulated Traffic
Anthony F. Arpaia, ex-IBC chairman and REA Express VP, calls for a common front among regulated carriers to curb unregulated competitors. He notes unregulated highway transport handles nearly twice as much traffic, and cites Cuba crisis relief as example of government reliance on regulated services. He warns unregulated transport undermines national interests.
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United
Anthony F. Arpaia
Interstate Commerce Commission
REA Express
Arpaia
The Case for Profits in a Modern Economy
A major oil company argues profits drive investments and growth across the economy. It notes profits fund expansion and tax revenues fund federal departments, contributing to thousands of jobs and broad national prosperity. The piece urges supporting reasonable profits rather than opposing them.
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U. S
Departments of Agriculture, Commerce
Health Education and Welfare
Labor and State
Atomic Energy Commission
Veterans Administration
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
A Colored Shirt as a Mark of Individuality at Work
Industrial color consultant Howard Ketchum argues the white dress shirt standardizes business attire and suppresses personality. He favors colored shirts as less formal yet attractive, signaling readiness to work while maintaining individuality.
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Howard Ketchum
Ketchum
Kennedy tax reform aims to ease burden for all including aged and workers
The plan expands minimum standard deduction to 300 single 400 married and adds 100 per dependent up to 1000. It raises the earned income ceiling for joint filers to 701 and extends benefits to those over 65 with tax cuts scaled by income, eliminating some credits.
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News Enterprise Assn
Washington
NEA
Kennedy
Treasury
Boyle column shares quirky tips and quotes from readers
New York AP column reflects on mail revealing hints about automation and jobs. It notes rising US labor force to 87 million by 1970, with teens and older workers most affected. It adds odd beliefs from around the world and light humor from Will Rogers.
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New York
U.S
New Mexico
Cincinnati
Wayne
Latvia
Germany
Will Rogers
Investors Forum Why the gold flow matters to savers
America's gold depletion in recent years from international capital flows raises US interest-rate questions. Higher European rates lure funds back, prompting US rate rises to retain gold and attract investment. Savers face a longer period of firm rates, with possible Federal Reserve discount-rate hikes and broader impacts on wages and thrift.
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America
United States
British West Indies
Belgium
Netherlands
Europe
Federal Reserve Bank
FORUM
Ruth Millett notes fashion challenges for modern women
Ruth Millett describes a trend of women in a southern city taking a beauty course to master grace under difficulty. She contrasts past hoop skirts and fans with today’s tight skirts and short car doors, highlighting wardrobe and mobility hurdles in social life and transportation.
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Ruth Millett
Alan
Kennedy Medicare plans face slim passage while other elder proposals rise
President Kennedy’s welfare and aging proposals cover Old Age Assistance reforms, Kerr-Mills parity, and medical care expansion for seniors. The Medicare plan offers three hospitalization options with varying costs and post hospital nursing home coverage, but passage this year looks unlikely. The article notes 24 million OAA recipients and state residence barriers, urging federal standards for medical benefits parity.
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Martin E
Retirement , Inc
Kennedy
Congress
Kerr-Mills
OAA
Kennedy housing plans dominate elderly aid message
President Kennedy proposed federal and state action to improve housing for the elderly and expand nursing homes and senior centers. Proposals include 70 million for senior housing and 25 million for centers, plus job programs and age bias evaluation in federal hiring.
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OAA
Bee
Congress
Kennedy
Martin E. Segal
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues From Historical Page
A compact crossword grid list presents numbered across and down clues including entries like 44 Site of the vocal cords 45 Abrades 47 Vegetable on French menu 58 Esteem 60 Norse god of destruction 6 Engineers Abbr 62 English county for short and various others such as 1 Secular 2 Ecclesiastical booklet 3 Shoot or twig 4 Pub potation three words 9 Electorate 10 Anger 11 In a vexatious manner 12 Behind Naut 13 Cadences 19 Certify 21 Units in the eg and system 25 Coventry applicable 26 Grasp 27 Frogus 28 Becoming more numerous 29 Role 30 Character in an ancient alphabet 34 Ancient Greek contest 35 Variety of domestic feline 41 Principal 43 Puts off 44 Untie 45 Hiding place 46 Wading bird 47 Calico pony 50 Pit for holding a missile 51 Practical joke 52 Life from the Greek 53 See 1 Across 54 Giant of Norse myth 56 Hill
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O'Flaherty
North Sea
Hollywood
Coventry
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Adams Street
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E. P. Ingalls
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Harry France
Girand Central Station
General Features Corp
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Dr. No
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