Weather control still in talking stage says World Meteorological leader
In Asheville, Dr. D A Davis of Geneva notes weather control remains theoretical. Meteorologists warn against dangerous interference and emphasize understanding weather before attempting manipulation. Even with advances, old Mother Nature rules today.
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Mark Twain
D. A. Davis
Geneva
Switzerland
World Meteorological Organization
Asheville
N. C
Davis
The Beatniks and the Cult of Organization Man
A critical look at beat culture and the so called organization men who scorn conformity yet rely on rigid codes. The piece argues that business success depends on diverse skills and viewpoints, not uniform thinking, and warns against silencing personal inquiry with ritualized jargon.
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Berkeley
Washington
Bernie
Beatnik
Trute
Famed Pasadena Playhouse may be saved from oblivion
Pasadena Playhouse teetered on closure after tax arrears of 30000 as revenue officers padlocked the theater. Alumni, locals, and Hollywood stepped in with telethon and benefit fundraising, raising tens of thousands. Albert McCleery, Victor Jory, and Leon Ames led revival efforts aiming for multiple theaters and new dorm facilities.
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Bob Thomas
Pasadena
Calif
Pasadena Playhouse
Albert McCleery
Victor Jory
Leon Ames
Playhouse
Chris Connelly
Pevion Place
McCleery
Internal Revenue
Hollywood
Celeste Holm
Bandbox
NBC
Biddeford Lace Journal Ad 11 Adams Street
Biddeford Maine daily paper lists address at 11 Adams Street and hours with Sunday exception. Details include publisher Paul Casavant and editor P Ingalls. Subscription rates shown: one month 2.60, six months 15.50, one year 31.00. Associated Press rights noted for local news.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
P. Ingalls
Telephone Business Depts
Associated Press
AP News
Johnson seeks moderate path at Manila summit
Washington notes two confidential talks shape Johnson stance before Manila. Eisenhower stressed avoiding misread atomic threats while Humphrey and Goldberg urged not to escalate Viet Nam and to maintain U S USSR thaw. Chinese documents show Soviet moves toward easing conflict, but Moscow signals cautious optimism. Johnson awaits Gromyko response with private Kremlin hints suggesting cautious peace efforts ahead.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Johnson
Manila
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
LBJ
Ike
Ihe
United States
Humphrey
Arthur Goldberg
Russia
New York
Goldberg
South Viet Nam
Thanom
Thailand
Gromyko
North Viet Nam
China
Societ Communist Party
France
Red China
State Department
Kremlin
Communist Party
Breshnev
Press defense amid Sheppard trial uproar sparks dispute
Reporters defending press conduct in the Sam Sheppard case rally against Supreme Court criticisms of the first trial. A letter from out of town correspondents asserts courtroom decorum and rejects blame on the media for alleged disruptive influences during the 12 year case, while defending Judge Blythin and coverage.
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Bob Considine
New York
God Save the Supreme Court
Warren Harding
Sam Sheppard
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Heppard
Sam
High Court
Cleveland
Theo Wilson
N. Y
New York Post
Russell Harris
Detroit News
Supreme
William J. Corrigan
Blythin
Middle West
Stephen Sheppard
Asians push for regional conference to ease Viet Nam tensions
Washington report notes Asian leaders increasingly back an economic political co operation conference among Asia and Western nations. They see it as a long term path to mutual interests and possible indirect pressure on Hanoi, offering hope while not aiming to end the Viet Nam war soon.
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United States
Russia
Kosygin
Viet Nam
Ray Cromley
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Manila
U.S
Asia
Hanoi
Asian Development Bank
To the Point on Southwest Africa Trusteeship Proposal
Russell Kirk questions Arthur Goldberg and Afro-Asian push for UN trusteeship over Southwest Africa. He argues the UN is bankrupt and incapable, cites U.S. colonial administration failures in Okinawa and Micronesia, and contends the United States lacks legitimacy to pursue imperial control, warning of harm to black inhabitants.
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Russell Kirk
Arthur Goldberg
America
United Nations
Republic of
South Africa
Southwest
Africa
Southwest Africa
Congo
Soviet
Russia
Goldberg
United States
Congress
Republic of South Africa
Ryukyus
Pokinawa
Lesser Islands
of the Pacific
Micronesia
Geroge P. Murdock
Yale
Murdock
Kuror
Okinawa
NYC Firemen Respond To 32885 False Alarms Last Year
Firemen in New York City handled 32 885 false alarms, about one quarter of all calls, costing taxpayers 16 million dollars. About 400 people were arrested in connection with the fake alarms. Some boxes were pulled up to 100 times in a year. An investigation aims to curb mischief and improve penalties. Four siblings injured in a recent fire were said to be victims of a false alarm. A fire official warned that saves would have occurred if the nearest company hadn’t been diverted. A moral exhortation follows highlighting virtue and charity.
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New York City
Trial of Sheppard Murder Case Seen Through Press Coverage
A discussion of the Skipper Sheppard trial and preceding inquest notes how reporters were confined and not disruptive in court. The text argues the high court’s later ruling created echoes of a carnival atmosphere from earlier coverage, while praising Judge Blythin’s restraint and courtroom order.
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Sheppard
High Court
Noreply
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