Editorial on War on Evil and Root Causes
Editorial echoes Thoreau quote about fighting evil at its roots rather than only trimming branches. Argues enduring reform requires addressing foundational issues, urging readers to reconsider methods and priorities in social change.
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Thoreau
Decisiveness over complexity in government by committee
The author argues that excessive committee rule and fragmented authority hinder decisive action across fields including the space program. Democracy allows many voices but requires clear decisions and authoritative action to avoid paralysis, urging consolidation of agencies and streamlined decision making to ensure progress and survival.
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NEA
Ray Cromley
Swindlers go respectable in fraudulent stock sales
Washington readers are warned that stock swindlers have migrated from boiler rooms to upscale settings. They target educated buyers with claims of advanced science, electronics and space ventures, selling worthless shares at $5 to $12 each though often offering hundreds of shares for $1,000 or $2,000. Fraud rings operate across New York, Delaware, New Jersey, Texas, Colorado, Utah and beyond, with underworld ties strengthening the menace. buy only through reputable brokers and report fraud to the Securities and Exchange Commission promptly.
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NEA
Washington
Security and Exchange Commission
Ney
New York
Delaware
New Jersey
Texas
Colorado
Utah
Oklahoma
Securities and Exchanges Commission
Wi.e
Topics for politicians in memory not to forget
Economists split on debt foreign trade and interest rates with liberals arguing debt aids growth while conservatives warn of inflation. Trade policy debates pit protectionists against free traders amid shifts in Europe and U S lending. On interest rates Democrats and Republicans clash over inflation and costs to consumers.
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Robert E. Hennessee
Journal
Washington Bureau Service
United States
U. S
Great Britain
Redevelopment Loan Fund
Britain
Europe
Congress
Eisenhower
Textile mills post strong gains despite steel strike
In a cheerful note amid headlines on the steel strike, textile firms show robust gains. Nine months earnings total about 90 million dollars, up 127.5 percent from the prior year, with sales and profits rising as fabric prices firm and cotton costs ease. New equipment and reduced inventory surpluses aid margins while imports of cheaper Japanese fabrics pose a challenge to domestic mills.
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AP Business News
New York
Japan
Boyle's Column Most comedians quite sad
New York AP Peter Lind Hayes and Mary Healy, a famed married duo for a decade, announce a professional split to pursue individual drama and writing. They plan fewer collaborations while continuing NBC projects and a book on theatrical anecdotes. He offers theories on why comedians are sad, linking lifelong performance to psychology.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Peter Lind Hayes
Mary Healy
Pete
Mary
New Rochelle
Ed Wynn
Navy
Peter Grim Hayes
America
Widowed Mother Faces Choices About Home and Independence
A reader widowed 15 years urges grown children to respect a mother’s autonomy. She warns that moving in with a child often leaves her lonely and identity-less, while too much help can hinder her. She advocates balancing involvement with personal space and community ties.
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NEA Service, Inc
Sabotage and Cold War Fears Highlight Nuclear Age Report
Deliberate sabotage acknowledged against the Nautilus and fires at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard raise security concerns. Congressmen warn of weak defenses at Nike-Hercules bases in San Francisco, Savannah River Plant sabotage risks, and potential for industrial espionage. Experts warn of a rising threat from both hot and cold war sabotage impacting U.S. defense progress.
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Paul Harvey
Portsmouth Naval
San Francisco
Savannah River
Atomic Energy Commission
Aiken
S.C
Russell White
G.E
Office of Defense Mobilization
United States
Allen Dulles
O’konski
Wisconsin
Berlin
Everett Dirksen
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Worth the Trouble in Autumn Poem by Dorothy Huff
Autumn brings magic and beauty, stirring youths and elders alike. The verse urges noticing nature’s sublime moments despite daily chores. It vows God’s gift of beauty to the land, urging reflection and understanding.
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Dorothy Huff
Playhouse 90 Cast Struggles With Misalliance Revival
New York AP notes Thursday's live Playhouse 90 offered a capable cast but weak source material in Shaw's Misalliance. Despite efforts by Siobhan McKenna Robert Morley and Claire Bloom the 90 minute revival felt sprawling and stuck. Producer moves include John Aaron and Jesse Zousmer leaving Nov 13 while Charles Collingwood may stay aboard. Frank Sinatra Dean Martin NBC and Rod Cameron in Laramie and Alexis Smith in Steel Hour are also teased with next week’s TV shifts.
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New York
Playhouse 90
George Peers Shaw
Shaw
Siobhan McKenna
Robert Morley
Claire Bloom
John Aaron
Jesse Zousmer
CBS
Frank Stanton
Zousmer
Charles Collingwood
Edward B. Murrow
Collingwood
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
NBC
Rod Cameron
Laramie
Alexis Smith
Peter Gunn
Craig Stevens
Brackettville Braces for The Alamo Film Invasion
Brackettville, Texas, hosts a Hollywood influx for the John Wayne epic The Alamo. The film has reshaped the town economy and daily life as John Wayne and John Ford figures arrive and scenes are shot through Christmas. The impact is sweeping and enduring.
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Bob Thomas
Brackettville
Tex
Rio Grande
John Wayne
John Ford Stock Company
Wayne
Ford
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down List
Crossword clues appear jumbled with numerous errors and fragments including across and down entries, varied word lengths, and partial phrases. The page mixes 1 to 64 across and down items with stray letters and broken names, lacking coherent definitions or grid structure for a usable summary.
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