Thought For Evening Love Fulfills The Law In Mercy And Justice
Editorial note cites Mary Baker Eddy on love as grace mercy and justice. The message frames love as the core principle guiding ethical conduct beyond rule bound duty. Readers are invited to reflect on how compassion shapes public life and personal action.
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Eisenhower signals resuming underground tests amid disarmament talks
In a move tied to Geneva and Paris summit dynamics, President Eisenhower announced a 1960 resumption of underground nuclear testing to refine detection methods. Critics question timing as Khrushchev capitalizes on the disclosure alongside a U.S. intelligence overflight incident, raising doubts about propaganda and negotiating leverage.
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Political science or superstition in public polls
The piece argues polls and predictions are fallible guides not scientific forecasts. It cites Truman’s 1948 win and hypothetical Nixon primary outcomes to show how polls mislead and should not drive political history.
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Nixon Ford ticket debated by Michigan Republicans
Washington reports that Michigan Republicans backed a Gerald Ford vice presidential bid at a Grand Rapids convention. Ford's broad appeal to independents and Democrats, potential appeal to women voters, and his defense experience are noted as factors in a possible Nixon Ford ticket.
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Canadian dollar slips boosting U S travelers and exporters
The Canadian dollar has fallen from peaks above $1.06 to about two cents above the U S dollar, allowing Americans to exchange more cash for Canadian currency. The shift stems from reduced foreign demand and Canada cutting borrowing, improving domestic funds for Canadians and easing the premium on Canadian money.
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AP Business News
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Cold remedies and a wild hospital scare
Boyle riffs on bogus cold cures and a mishap with hexylphlo julep turning into stomach fatigue. A growing parade of office remedies ends in a hospital stomach pump, leaving the question which cure finally helped the cold.
Talking With Teens Without Lecturing Keeps Lines Open
A mother shares advice on communicating with adolescents to avoid defensiveness. Ask gentle questions after parties, avoid prying or fast judgments, and listen before offering criticism. With tact and patience, parents can encourage teens to confide.
Health insurance for the aged dominates Washington debate
The second in a six part column tracks the fight over Social Security health coverage for the aged. Supporters cite rising medical costs and broader public backing while opponents warn against pushing private plans aside. Public interest grows as letters flood Congress and administration and party leaders back a government plan.
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Reasons For Eruptions at Summit Talks
James Marlow analyzes how missteps by the State Department and misstatements about the U2 spy plane amplified tensions at the 1960 Paris summit. Khrushchev exploited contradictory signals from Washington to claim ongoing aerial spying, influencing the summit’s collapse.
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Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
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