Persons Of Interest Editorial Critique of Federal Surveillance
An editorial denounces federal computer files labeling ordinary citizens as Persons of Interest. It cites Sen. Sam Ervin's warnings about mass surveillance and argues that collecting personal data infringes privacy and rights of free speech and assembly. The piece notes HEW records on migrant children and questions government overreach.
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Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Senate
Subcommittee
Secret Service
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Ervin
Enjoy Life Regardless of Wealth or Luxury
The passage argues happiness comes from mindset and work. Money does not guarantee joy while those who enjoy meaningful labor tend to be happiest. It contends happiness is learned and earned, often seen in simple, modest living by many with Christian values.
Color TV Prices Drop Making Color Sets More Affordable
Color television prices ease as inventories rise and dealers accept black and white sets. The 23 inch color sets have fallen below the $400 barrier in recent months nationwide, though some still sell for $500 to $600. A buyer’s market has arrived and further declines remain possible.
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues Mixed Word Puzzle
A dense cryptic style crossword list combines across and down clues with numbers for entries such as Money, Monster, Ancient, Time, Office holders, and various thematic terms. The grid includes many partial and fragmented clues, including hints for Greek letters, weights, and place names, with several abbreviated or age-old references.
Daily Cryptoquote AXYDLBAAKR solves to LONGFELLOW
Decoder note explains substitution puzzle where A equals L and X equals O. The sample shows one letter corresponds to multiple letters, with word length and punctuation guiding the decryption. The quote hints at common cryptogram rules and references Coleridge.
Education battle fuels NEA rift over union power
THURMAN SONSING reports at the 18th NEA convention in San Francisco where George 2D Fischer urged a federal law to force district pairings with teachers, legalizing strikes, and granting the union control over entry and training, amid debates over public education quality and alternatives sought by parents across the nation.
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George 2D Fischer
National Education Association
Fischer
NEA
San Francisco
Mir. Fisches
Teamsters Union
Twilight Zone view on private schools shaping public education
An opinion urging competition in education and private and church schools as drivers of reform. It argues public spending alone fails when curricula and teaching methods lag, notes parents fund both tuition and taxes, and warns against NEA-led union overreach and teacher strikes.
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Fischer
Nina
Develo
Mississippi
United States
NEA
Marisol Malaret Con treras shines in Miss Universe verdict
New York observer recalls Marisol Malaret Contreras the Miss Universe winner who topped Miss USA Miss Australia Miss Japan and Miss Argentina in Miami Beach. He mocks pageant norms and notes the glamour and the casual reveal of habits, while recalling past winners and the beauty contest culture.
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Marisol Malaret Contreras
U.S.A
Australia
Japan
Miami Beach
Marisol
U.S
Marilyn van Derbur
Ingrid Bergman
Yolande Berbeze
Cotton
America
Puerto Rico
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