Daily Meditation Proverb Wisdom Note
Wisdom quotes exhort restraint in wealth seeking from Proverbs and Democritus. It advises not to foil wealth by folly and to value small desires to avoid poverty harnessing wealth. The brief blends biblical and classical reflection on desire and wealth.
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Housecleaning Calls For More Than A Fall Guy
The piece discusses Texas Gulf Sulphur stock volatility and a government official Herbert W. Klotz who admitted purchasing 2000 shares after discovering a Canadian copper deposit. It argues whether Klotz used official information and condemns making him the fall guy while noting broader ethical issues in stock trading by officials and traders.
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Herbert W. Klotz
Klotz
Safeguarding the Free Press Against Political Pressures
A call to defend reporters from efforts to curb crime news and information. The piece warns of organized attempts to stifle reporting in the name of rights and stresses the press as essential to democratic freedoms. It urges daily dedication to protecting free, unfettered information for the public.
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Britain to reconvene as steel nationalization tops agenda
Parliament returns after Easter as Labour faces its severest test over renationalizing the steel industry. The plan, promised in the Speech from the Throne, draws opposition from Conservatives led by Sir Alec Douglas-Home and raises questions about cost, private sector role, and potential market repercussions.
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High Point Enterprise staff and circulation notes
The notice lists editorial staff, circulation manager and advertising contacts for The High Point Enterprise. It outlines subscription rates by mail and by carrier, mentions tax details and Associated Press affiliation, and states carrier and dealer status as independent contractors with limitations on subscription payments. It also notes office address on North Main Street in High Point, North Carolina.
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Arab leader Bourguiba opens path to peace with Israel
Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba urges coexistence with Israel and proposes a move toward the 1947 UN partition lines. Israelis weigh his realism and fear concessions could weaken Israel while hoping for regional leadership shifts and possible mediation.
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1965 World's Fair in New York Gains Momentum at Flushing Meadows
Report on the 1965 World’s Fair in New York praises improvements over 1964 with more international exhibits and new features. Robert Moses calls it a world in the round a summer university. The fair aims to boost US image attract foreign visitors and keep New York dollars local.
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Congress to clear fog on presidential succession questions
AP report outlines historical gaps in the Constitution on vice presidency and succession. It notes enactments in 1792 1886 and 1947 and explains proposed rules for vacancy disability removal and the vice president’s acting role with Congress oversight and potential removal by two thirds of both houses.
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