Editorial Page Thought For Evening
A concise editorial note reflects on religion as a powerful motive force and urges addressing individuals through their own faith rather than imposing another's. The piece attributes the view to George Bernard Shaw and frames it as a guiding thought for readers.
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George Bernard Shaw
The Information Revolution Boom Claims Knowledge Economy
Historians note an information revolution driven by rising school attendance and expanding access to information. The knowledge industry now totals about 195 billion dollars in 1963 with 24 million workers, spanning education, publishing, media, and professional services. Education costs have surged from 3.1 to 31 billion since 1942, with further growth expected.
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Fortune Magazine
Fritz Machlup
Princeton University
Gilbert Burck
Machlup
Burck
Federal aid to education via backfed taxes eyed by experts
Washington experts argue that returning tax money to states for education could bypass delays and strings. President Johnson may propose a turnback in 1965 to fund huge educational needs with flexible use. They caution that federal strings, while helpful, should not be overbearing and note merit standards already in place in public aid programs.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
U.S
Johnson
Congress
Children’s Bureau
Florida
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Hawaii
Memories of a bygone era spark warm recollections
Boyle recalls nostalgic scenes from earlier decades in New York, noting bicycle hill rides, corrective stockings for thumbsucking, street dogfights, Jamaica ginger's fake leg fear during Prohibition, easier school days, corn cob pipes, walnut hunts, retail versus wholesale shopping, long hair bobbing, family finance rituals, hired help, outdoor cooking, Christmas stockings, village wit, and a wistful farewell: those were the days.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Goldfinger and Youngblood Hawke clash with audience tastes
Hollywood critics find Goldfinger entertaining yet less satisfying than earlier Bond films as its serial style and weak lead display. Youngblood Hawke struggles to engage, despite strong performances from James Franciscus and Suzanne Pleshette. Alain Delon arrives in Hollywood amid studio curiosities, noting ease of life in America and plans for Once a Thief with Ann-Margret.
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Goldfinger
Ian Fleming
Fort Knox
Dr. No
Russia
Bond
Sean Connery
Philip Marlowe
James Bond
Youngblood Hawke
Delmar Daves
Herman Wouk
Daves
Rome
Thomas Wolfe
Wouk
James Franciscus
Mr. Novak
Suzanne Pleshette
Genevieve Page
Hollywood
MGM
Alain Delon
Sorree
Delon
America
California
Beverly Hills
Ann- Margret
Europe
LBJ gains edge in world diplomacy says Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues the United States shifts from defensiveness to proactive pressure on Russia at the United Nations. He notes Russia’s dues, veto risk, and threats to walk out, urging LBJ to maintain firm action and use sustained persistence in international affairs.
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United Nations
Congo
Southeast Asia
Russia
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
Texas
L.B.J
Churchill College and the Cambridge memorial to Winston Churchill
The piece outlines Churchill College founded at Cambridge University in 1959 as a national memorial to Sir Winston Churchill. It highlights the college's initial aim of 350 undergraduates with a science focus, the U S Churchill Foundation funding ten American scholars, and its role alongside Rhodes and the aim to train outstanding men in both England and America.
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Thomas Jefferson
University of Virginia
Jefferson
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Carl Gilbert
America
Churchill
Churchill College
Cambridge University
Sir Winston Churchill
U. S. Churchill Foundation
Foundation
England
Cambridge
Rhodes
Oxford
Florida land seen as base for winter visitors and growth
Roger Babson discusses Florida as a winter destination, noting seacoast and riverfront land value, expected surge of northern visitors, and rising year round communities. He cites unions backing developments near Lake Wales and planned west coast projects south of Sarasota, reflecting sustained influx and economic activity in Florida.
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Babson Park
Mass
Florida
Florida Seacoast
United States
Lake Wales
Sarasota
Biddeford Saco Journal notices and rates note
Daily Biddeford Saco Journal is published at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine with W Paul Casavant publisher and E P Ingalls editor. It lists subscription rates 1 month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00 and notes Associated Press affiliation. It includes an advisory on avoiding relocation to tourist states without steady home income and travel cautions.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues Summary
Crossword list presents multiple across clues with varying word counts including two word phrases and definitions for poetry types vanishing vehicle and stamp landmark. Includes numbers 1 5 10 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 23 25 29 30 33 37 40 41 43 45 46 51 52 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 plus 12 Afghan nobility and 13 environment and other entries.
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New Rochelle
N.Y
Ludwig
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