Red brainwashing in Soviet education warned by officials
Washington observers warn that Soviet scientists under Professor Landa are pursuing methods to surmount brain defenses and control thought through pedagogical cybernetics and brainwave manipulation. U.S. officials caution about potential breakthroughs in teaching that could boost Soviet education and loyalty.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Landa
Amercan
U.S
Red
United States
Easter and Immortality in Christian Thought
Editorial examines Easter as the heart of Christianity, arguing immortality centers on the spirit through faith in Christ's Resurrection. It contrasts Christian belief with older mortal-raising ideas, stressing that bodily proof is not required for eternal life. The piece cites scripture and Mary Baker Eddy to frame immortality as spiritual continuity beyond death.
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Jesus Christ
Jesus
Christ
Selective raises for top federal pay urged as Congress backs off
The piece argues for higher salaries for top federal officials while noting lower grade workers have had multiple raises since 1949. It cites a presidential commission favoring alignment with private pay and criticizes a half billion dollar package that Congress failed to pass, urging higher pay for Congress itself.
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House of Representatives
Congress
Congressional
Mail census test eyed for Louisville spring
Washington mulls a 1970 census by mail with forms sent to Louisville households. If enough are returned filled, the method could expand nationally, reducing staff and saving money. The plan aims to ease door knocks for residents while improving response rates.
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Washington
Louisville
Census Bureau
Don’t Hoard That Coffee
A note urges restraint against hoarding to curb price rises from speculative buying of green Brazilian beans. Brazil, largest exporter, dominates the market with near 18 million bags yearly, while world production nears 6 billion pounds. Other major producers include Colombia, El Salvador, Angola, Guatemala, Mexico, Ivory Coast, The Congo, and Uganda. Transportation and market dynamics affect prices, but Brazilian withholding worsens volatility.
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Brazil
U. S
Colombia
el Salvador
Angola
Guatemala
Mexico
Ivory Coast
Congo
Uganda
Huston Oscar Talk and Cardinal Casting
James Bacon reports Hollywood odds on John Huston as best supporting actor winner while recounting Huston's casting as the Boston cardinal in The Cardinal by Otto Preminger. Huston, who once won directing and writing Oscars, lives in Ireland, renounced U.S. citizenship, and resides in County Galway.
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James Bacon
Hollywood
Treasure of the
Sierra Madre
Boston
Otto Preminger
Ingo Preminger
Otto
Huston
Ingo
John Huston
Walter Huston
Stanislavsky
U.S
County
Galway
Ireland
Babson predicts tech boom from phones to lasers
Roger Babson argues investors should not fear telephone stocks as the industry diversifies beyond the two giants. He highlights Florida’s many independents and new tech like the Rapidialer, which stores vast numbers of dialed numbers and speeds references. Babson foresees computers leading the next big industry with IBM, Minneapolis Honeywell, RCA Sperry Rand, and Control Data Corp. and notes laser tech advancing communications, space uses, and precise cutting. He cites Townes on coherent light and quotes Dr. George L. Haller on organizing vast information with machines in the next 20 years.
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Babson Park
Mass
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Western Electric
General Telephone & Electronics Corp
Progressive Electronics
Sylvania Electric
United States
Florida
Jay’’ Freke - Hayes
Fla
International Business Machines
Minneapolis - Honeywell
R.C.A. Sperry - Rand
Control Data Corp
M.L.T
Charles Townes
School Needs Money for Ten New Classrooms
Letters from Saint Louis High School students urge funding to add ten classrooms. Editor notes overcrowding, calls for public support to realize accreditation and improved education. three options are proposed, including mobile units, but negative outcomes are warned if funds fall short.
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Edior
Biddeford High School
Stebbins
BHS
Martha Norton
Saint Louis High School
St. Louis - St. Joseph
Brother Thomas Cormier
FIC
St. Louis High School
Biddeford Lace Journal publisher and contact info
Local Biddeford Maine daily newspaper issue details publisher W Paul Casavante and managing editor E P Ingalls with telephone numbers for business and editorial offices. Subscription rates in advance listed: one month 1 85, six months 10 50, one year 21 00. Member of the Associated Press with rights to local news and AP dispatches. Entry noted as second class postage paid in Biddeford Maine.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavante
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Home computers would manage daily life tasks in the future
Dr Haller notes that machines will store information and help retrieve it. Home computers would track grocery lists appointments anniversaries finances bank balances and even pay household bills, handling routine chores.
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue Set
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God in a Nation Under Siege
Paul Harvey rails against secularism and a Supreme Court ruling on school prayer, arguing that God is being expelled from public life. He warns that removing references to God from the pledge and coins signals totalitarian drift and urges readers to resist, while noting related social ills and a potential shift toward state atheism.
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Paul Harvey
God
United States
Annapolis
West Point
Congress
Supreme Court
Illinois
Madalyn Murray
Baltimore
Arthur Goldberg
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