Staying-in Detention Hurts Mothers Not Students
John Locke argues that staying-in after school punishes mothers instead of the pupil. He laments modern overprotective parenting and car pool chaos, claiming detention lacks discipline and shifts blame to the parent, predicting corporal correction will return via mothers in pooling circles.
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Little People's Academy
Durance
Johnny
Mary
Jimmy
Tommy
Joe
Bedlam
Khrushchev as Ugly American and Foreign Image Analysis
Washington NEA columnist reflects on Khrushchev's UN performance, contrasting the Ugly American stereotype with the Ugly Russian. The piece muses on leadership, history, and the limits of understanding Soviet motives, noting ongoing questions about Khrushchev’s personal power and Soviet behavior.
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America
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Adolph Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Joseph Stalin
Mao Tsetung
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
Emily Post
Khrushchev
Old order changed by Bruce Biossat
The piece discusses the 1960 presidential race between Nixon and Kennedy, noting the generation shift and how younger leaders face time to prove themselves. It contrasts past figures like Roosevelt, Stevenson, and Eisenhower with the current nominees, urging Americans to recognize the new generation while accepting its identity-building process.
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Stevenson
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Kennedy
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Truman
Boyle's Column Colds Hangovers No Cure Yet
New York AP report outlines that neither the common cold nor hangovers have a quick cure. Author Leon D. Adams argues hangovers stem from excess alcohol, with home care limited to antacids, aspirin, water, and rest. prevention is simple moderation.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Bright spots in September lift mood in a bleak economy
AP News analyst notes small cheer amid widespread gloom. September unemployment fell by over 250,000, aided by school return and end of summer vacations. August orders rose for manufacturers, retailers report stronger September sales, and Bell System earnings hit a summer record. Atlantic & Pacific Foods posted higher six month profits ending August 27, with other firms showing indices of improvement.
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James P. Mitchell
American Telephone & Telegraph
Bell System
Great
Atlantic & Pacific Food Chain
Little Liz Youre Never Too Old to Learn
A brief feature highlights the idea that learning has no age limit, noting many people delay learning due to various reasons and encouraging continued education across life stages.
Keven steel industry shows rare hints of demand
Keven the steel industry has a smidgeon of good news today as mills report some new orders. Despite ongoing doldrums most plants are producing about half their potential, yet a few firms note customers placing hurried orders, signaling tentative demand revival.
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Keven
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact list of crossword clues across and down with numbers and brief hints for fill. Includes topics from geography and language to literature and science, with entries like part of a rom, society started by Victor Herbert, and various thematic terms.
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Victor Herbert
Moiseyev
Ghent
The New Cattiness: Psychologically Sophisticated Insults
A New England psychologist defines "psychologically sophisticated" as describing others with labels that soften criticism. The essay notes how terms like aggressive, perfectionist, withdrawn, and insecure camouflage cattiness, letting the speaker seem understanding rather than judgmental.
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New England
Jimmy Smith
Bobby Brown
Mrs. White
Persnickety
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Williams
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Sequence of care shapes honest hearts and deeds
Dorothy Huff asserts that honest, good people arise from careful childhood care. Impressions on a young mind influence life outcomes, with loving, careful training inspiring noble manhood and uplifting mankind, fostering true brotherhood.
Changes in Social Security laws raise unemployment tax
The changes raise the federal unemployment tax for employers with four or more workers to four tenths of one percent of the first 3000 dollars of annual payroll starting Jan 1. The move aims to bolster federal funds for unemployment and cover new workers while extending coverage to about 60 000 to 70 000 employees and tightening loan rules for states with insufficient funds.
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Congress
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Credit Unions
Federal Land Banks
United States Airlines
U.S
Puerto Rico
Michigan
Pennsylvania
AP News
Color TV Series Highlights Grass Field and Comedy
NBC and CBS offered color World Series coverage and varied entertainment on a busy TV weekend. Phil Silvers and Polly Bergen delivered a bright CBS hour with mixed sketches while Jackie Gleason’s CBS special offered nostalgia and a bartender routine. NBC paired a Johnson panel with a Lodge interview as viewers weighed their choices.
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NBC
Phil Silvers
Polly Bergen
CBS
Silvers
Bergen
Art Carney
Alice Ghostley
Jackie Gleason
Jackie
Reggie van Gleason
Shirley Temple
Tom and Huck
Mark Twain
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lyndon B. Johnson
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