Zoning and Planning as Highways to the Future
The piece argues zoning code as intelligent cooperation with change. It cites Hartland Conn and Scarsdale N Y as examples of open, adjustable planning that shields towns from blight and costly subdivisions. It warns against fixed master plans and urges protecting land for future generations while balancing regional influences.
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Flying saucers back in the news as sightings rise
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Scholarship Winners Highlight Student Achievement
Scholarships bolster bright minds across high schools as students earn funding for college. The awards honor intellect, effort, and field talent, shining a light on the scholars, their teachers, and their communities.
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Red tool for subversion targets religion in developing nations
Washington notes say both the Soviet Union and Red China use government controlled religious groups to influence developing countries while pursuing antireligious campaigns at home. China aims Buddhist networks in India Ceylon Laos Burma and South Vietnam to gain spy access and local support. The USSR uses the Orthodox Church as a covert foreign ministry arm with monks abroad and ties to regional Christian communities.
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Babson notes shift toward pro business mood in Kennedy era
Babson argues public distrust of business has faded since the 1890s and 1930s. He cites growing support for business research, improved products and living conditions, and Kennedy’s increasingly pro business stance as evidence.
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Once a Month Tax Withholding Wins Backing
Paul Harvey reports on an experimental payroll plan where employees receive no pay for a week each month and all withholding taxes are paid in one lump sum. Proponents, including ex presidents and ex IRS officials, argue it reveals the true cost of government spending and could save businesses bookkeeping costs while critics foresee legal challenges and tax inequities.
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Enduring volume of Kennedy words in The Burden and the Glory
Allan Nevins edits a Harper volume of John F. Kennedy with foreword by Johnson, containing more than 50 selections from his second and third-year speeches and remarks. It features Kennedy phrases alongside brief Nevins notes and includes the Dallas speech he planned to deliver.
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Biddeford Lace Journal Commentary on Business and Society
The piece advocates a bipartisan approach where government and business collaborate for the common good. It argues for equality between management and labor, stresses the dignity of individuals, and calls for unity of business with social sciences to raise living standards and national progress. It notes the coming election and the need for a philosophy favoring better human relations globally.
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