Forecasts Usually Right Despite Memory Bias
A historical survey shows weather forecasts are correct about 85 to 90 percent of the time and improving with better methods. People tend to remember rainy days when forecasts were wrong and forget the many times forecasts were accurate.
May Mean Attack on Tito
The article warns of rapid military buildup in Romania Bulgaria and Hungary, suggesting possible Soviet satellite involvement against Yugoslavia. It discusses potential U S and British aid to Belgrade if war looms and notes Tito's regime contrasts with Moscow while his forces influence Europe’s fate.
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Highway Deaths and Responsibility on the Roads
An exhortation on highway fatalities highlighting deaths from auto accidents and the need for strict enforcement. It stresses that juries must uphold verdicts against drunk driving and that public safety requires accountability to prevent tragic losses on main streets.
Inflation Alarm in Defense Spending Risks Prices
The piece argues that rising defense spending could spark inflation as more money chases fewer goods. It suggests government actions such as price controls, higher taxes, or selling defense bonds to drain purchasing power and avert a postwar inflationary boom.
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Face Dubious Future for U S Colleges and Enrollees
Colleges face enrollment declines as military service uncertainty unsettles students. Institutions may need to cut faculty, reflecting wartime preparation's impact on academia and broader campus life.
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United States
Half-Baked Patriots Alarmed Over Textbook Attacks
The piece condemns self-appointed groups criticizing school texts as unfit to judge educational material. It argues many critics lack education processes knowledge and cling to childish ideologies learned in early grades.
Arm-Chair Soldiers and Women in Combat Debate
The Senate Preparedness sub-committee will survey the armed forces to see if women could relieve arm-chair soldiers for combat. Many service members never face combat yet hold influence in veterans' organizations in peacetime.
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Senate Preparedness
Does Television Infringe Privacy In Public Hearings
A betting commissioner argues television invaded his privacy and mocked him as Kefauver hearings in St Louis were televised. The piece notes public events are reported by various media and questions whether TV should be barred, but suggests courts would likely allow television reporting of public matters.
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Senate Crime Investigating Committee
St. Louis
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
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