Editorial Page Thought for the Evening
The piece argues for moral instruction as essential to forming the highest type of citizen. It elevates character, duty, and civic virtue, urging readers to cultivate integrity, responsibility, and service to the community as core daily practices.
The unaligned nations editorial on growth and truth
Bruce Biassot laments misstatements by Asia and Africa delegates at the United Nations and in Berlin remarks. He notes incorrect claims about elections in East Germany and Western responsibility, urging newly independent nations to mature quickly and engage responsibly in world affairs.
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Bruce Biossate
Asia
Africa
Europe
United Nations
Russia
Yalta
Profit Trends Drag on Growth and Wage Share Shift
The October New England Letter from The First National Bank of Boston warns profits have lagged growth, with corporate sales up 71 percent 1950 to 1960 but profits before tax up only 10 percent, after-tax profits declining, and profit share of national income dropping from 9.4 to 5.4 percent. It notes wages rose, depreciation boosted cash flow, and profits as a portion of stockholders’ equity fell, with wider implications for investment and inflation.
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First National Bank of Boston
New England
Americans held by Pathet Lao in Laos, nine confirmed
Nine Americans are believed held by Communist Pathet Lao forces in Laos, with State Department confirming no hostages and noting the Laotian royal forces’ broader prisoner situation. The list includes Charles Duffy, Lawrence Bailey, Walter Moon, and others, with efforts for information and potential release ongoing through international channels.
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Washington
Laos
Eut
State Department
U.N. International Control Commission
Southeast Asia
American Red Cross
International Red Cross
Geneva
U.S
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Charles James Duffy
Watkins Glen
N.Y
Pioneer Construction Co
Hong Kong
Army
Lawrence R. Bailey
Waycross
Air Force
Vientiane
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Walter H. Moon
U.S. Military Assistance Group
Red Territory
John Bischoff
Mountain Rest
N.C
Orville Ballinger
Spring Lake
Gerald Fiber
Grand Junction
Colo
Grant Wolfkill
Shelton
Wash
NBC
Air America, Inc
Edward R. Shore
Galloway
Tenn
John B. McMorrow
Brooklyn
Wives Pull Wool Over Husbands Says Boyle
HAL BOYLE argues wives fooling husbands is common and growing. He notes men rarely fool wives, while wives use clever ruses to control finances and appearance. Examples show wives pretend ignorance or compliments to influence spending and keep husbands content.
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New York
Consumer spending lag persists amid improving economy
AP reports long term unemployment dropping could spur a consumer spending upturn as government and business spending rise. Industrial output and new orders grow, steel and construction activity hit multi year highs, with officials hopeful unemployment falls from 7 percent toward 6 by year end.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Splendor in the Grass a Kazan Inge collaboration
AP previews Splendor in the Grass as a lead Oscar contender. Natalie Wood shines as a rising star with Warren Beatty in a sharply observed love story set against a heedless small town, though the film’s handling of sex before marriage and parental tension sparks debate.
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Hollywood
Elia Kazan
William Inge
Natalie God
Warren Beatty
Miss Wood
Beatty
Kazan
Inge
East of Eden
Broadway
Natalie
Paul Harvey Warns of East Bloc Economic Offensive
Paul Harvey reports on Khrushchev’s alleged twenty year plan to overtake capitalism via a Russia centered economic buildup in Eastern Europe. He cites increased industrial output demands in East Germany and satellite states, labor conditions, and Soviet rhetoric as evidence of a strategic threat to the West.
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Faor
Department of Commerce
Paul Harvey
Moscow
Khrushchev
Iron Curtain
Russia
East Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Albania
Eastern
Europe
Kremlin
Berlin
Rushchev
United States
Yugoslavia
Anaay
General Features Corp
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact listing of crossword clues across and down with numbers for entries such as Baby sheep, Fairy tale character, Italian: Abbi, Woody vine, Thummim, high priest symbols, and many more including Down clues like At the crest and The Animal, with references to languages and names.
New name for technique of managing a husband
Ruth Millett outlines a three point method from The Human Side of Successful Communications. The second point urges speaking in terms of his interests to avoid nagging. Examples include mentioning a painter's quote, Bardot film, workshop in the garage, and his tired look to sway decisions.
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Ruth Millett
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