Discontents and violence in modern life
Editorial argues that violence stems from inner tensions and a demanding modern world. It notes rare parent killings but more common family-driven murders. It warns against overemphasis on television crime and calls out quest for certainty in a gray world, urging caution toward extreme yet influential voices.
Cape Cod Seashore as National Heritage Preserved
Federal officials push to protect remaining forest, mountain, and shore refuges from development. Cape Cod National Seashore stands as a premier example where visitors can walk miles barefoot without urban detritus. The piece champions preserving this heritage for future generations.
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Keeping freedoms The rise of capitalism and corporate power
A leader of a top U S oil firm addressed Knox College Class of 1962 on capitalism's role in individual freedom and mass well being. He warned that reliance on government orders could erode personal choice and weaken national strength, urging graduates to balance profits with freedom.
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Knox College
Norblad opposes federal tax on pleasure boats
Congressman Walter Norblad of Oregon asks the House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee to reject a proposed federal annual tax of five dollars on pleasure boats. He warns the tax would expand to smaller boats and amount to double taxation, criticizing federal overreach and noting existing state taxes. The piece ends with a pointed quip about holes in pockets.
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Walter Norblad
Oregon
House Committee of Interior and Insular Affairs
Public housing progress and challenges under FDR to Kennedy era
Washington Correspondent Peter Edson outlines public housing growth since 1937, noting 23 million planned occupancy after new units and subsidies totaling over $1 billion. He details tenant incomes, rents around $39 monthly, and the ongoing issue of matching housing supply to fluctuating incomes and eligibility.
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America
Congress
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Tidbits on beds and sleep from Boyle's land of Nod
HAL BOYLE surveys bed lore across ages noting how long people sleep and how beds evolved. From Abe Lincoln’s 7 foot mattress to Viking eiderdown and the Trinity bed in Elizabethan England, the piece traces sleep habits, bed sizes, and related customs with humorous, vivid snapshots.
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Hal Boyle
New York
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Kennedy
White House
Abe Lincoln
U.S
California
Texas
James I
Employment trends show mixed gains in US jobs
AP reports that the job picture may brighten this month with auto and steel production rising, seasonal hiring shifting labor totals, and retraining efforts expanding. Yet the core problem persists with high unemployment, a slow labor force recovery, and fierce policy debates over growth, tax cuts, and a 35 hour work week.
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New York
Biddeford Saco Journal Publication Details
Biddeford Saco Journal lists address at 11 Adams Street and Biddedfor Maine office, publishers, editors, and contact numbers. Subscription rates are outlined: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00, with Associated Press membership and mailing qualifications.
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I Hate To Cook Book sparks spoof tale of modern how to guides
Ruth Millett notes a joke trend in publishing as cook books target women who loathe domestic chores. She imagines a series of "I Hate" manuals covering housekeeping, child care, marriage, and gardening to mock simplification and role expectations, suggesting the era’s shifting attitudes.
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Assa
Siill
Oldsters gain as 1961 federal funds outlay rises
The 65 plus population receives about 134 million Social Security payments this year. Noted is a growing outlay with 15 billion dollars in federal funds for the elderly, including tax relief and programs like Housing for the Elderly and aging research. The report foresees larger government spending for medical care and elder services, even if Medicare legislation stalls.
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Federal Council On
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Public Health Service
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Congress
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue List From 42 to 59
Crossword clues include terms like Tate die et 42 Slaver 45 Washes 47 Destined 49 Kind of clay 50 Abounding is conditions or suppositions 51 Popular piano 52 imme star 55 Nieuport s river 58 Nothing 59 Optic.
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