Two Kinds of Fools in Everyday Belief
The saying contrasts two fools: one clings to old as good and the other hails new as better. The meditation frames daily life as busy and noisy when wisdom calls for discernment. The quotes invite reflection on judgment over trends and time.
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Dean W. R. Inge
New Feeling Of Kinship In Anchorage Disaster
A major Alaska earthquake raises property damage estimates to 2 1/2 to 5 billion dollars while casualties remain relatively low. The Fairweather Fault likely triggered the tremor near Anchorage, with tidal waves adding to destruction. The event reinforces national unity as Alaska becomes more integrated after the disaster.
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Anchorage
Pacific
Alaska
Lituya Bay
Fairweather
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General MacArthur Fights Illness Amid Emergency Surgeries
At age 84 Douglas MacArthur endures a series of emergency operations for gall bladder trouble severe digestive bleeding and a strangulated hernia. A large medical team treats him as he remains between consciousness and rest in a crucial life battle.
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Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Italy's Inflationary Bind and the Center-Left Struggle
Editorial analyzes Italy under Premier Aldo Moro facing high inflation, political instability, and leftist resistance within the CGIL. It notes the two-year left-center coalition, GDP gains fueling demand, and external concerns from France and West Germany while U.S. support and Atlantic Alliance unity remain pivotal.
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Italy
Aldo Moro
Financial Times of London
Signor Moro
Chamber of Deputies
United States
International Monetary Fund
Atlantic
France
West Germany
Bonn
Diplomats Must Obey Traffic Laws In Washington
Washington's diplomatic corps drivers, long immune to tickets, will now be cited as the State Department lifts immunity and authorizes police to enforce Washington traffic rules and collect fines. The shift ends the era of blocking streets and facing no penalties.
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Henry Cathcart
Central Press
Washington
Washington, D. C
State Department
Changes Coming Slowly in U S Foreign Policy
Washington reports that reexamination of peace and policy attitudes proceeds slowly as leaders including Kennedy Johnson Stevenson Fulbright debate how to shift American foreign policy. The Cuban crisis sparked calls for change, with cautious language masking hopes for a new approach to Soviet relations and Cuba.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
John F. Kennedy
American University
University of Maine
Soviet Union
Red China
Charles de Gaulle
West
Johnson
Adlai FE. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Sen. J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Congress
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Cuba
Panama
Johnson faces foreign policy curve as election year looms
Johnson is new to foreign affairs and sensitive to public mood. He shows no effort to disturb attitudes so far. Any foreign policy changes are likely next year unless an obvious improvement appears, given the election dynamics.
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Johnson
Quotes on university chiefs politics and crime rates
A collage of quotations from academics and officials on modern university leadership political compromise and crime. Notable voices include Prof J D A Ogilvy Henry Brooke Marcos Gandara W H Ferry and J Edgar Hoover, reflecting varied critiques of society and governance.
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Hell
J. D. A. Ogilvy
University of Colorado
Arbor Day Event at High Point College Honors Dr Carrick
The High Point Garden Club Council marked Arbor Day with a reading of Henry Abbey lines by Mrs Edith Moore Sherrod and a planting of flowering cherry trees on the High Point College campus in memory of the late Dr D B Carrick a noted pomologist. Doak Bain Carrick described his family's roots and his lifelong devotion to botany and local natural resources. He lived frugally and walked miles daily until his death at 73, and his love of native flora and wildlife shaped efforts to protect unusual species and landscapes around High Point. The observance coincided with Doctor's Day March 30 and included flowers to hospital floors, a $100 contribution to the AMA research fund, and a call to appreciate doctors’ service. Also noted were a piano recital launching the Cancer Crusade, a successful Easter concert by an international artist, and a cold snap that threatened early spring blooms, especially daffodils, with possible continuing impact on azaleas.
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Henry Abbey
Edith Moore Sherrod
Fred Yoder
High Point Garden Club Council
High Point College
D B. Carrick
C. B. Mattocks
Dee Carrick
Doak Bain Carrick
Carrick
Piedmont North Carolina
Doak
Bain
D. Carrick
Blue Ridge Parkway
Yadkin Valley
High Point
Medical Auxiliary
Educational Research Fund
American Medicalssociation
Frances Villaret
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