Teenage education blamed for political fog in DeWitt Mackenzie column
AP Foreign Affairs analyst DeWitt Mackenzie discusses a Cincinnati teen who fears communism without knowing its meaning. A Johnston Pennsylvania high school student attributes widespread teen ignorance to educators and dull civics and history courses. The letter argues that real understanding comes from daily news, editorials, and books rather than textbooks.
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Johnston
America
Iron Curtain Information Centers in West Face Tightening Squeeze
Western diplomats in Vienna acknowledge a deepening squeeze on embassies behind the Iron Curtain. With Bulgaria cut off since February, Romania restricting diplomats, and Hungary expelling locals, first class intelligence from satellite states is scarce and often second hand or dubious.
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Belgrade
Budapest
Silander
Washington
London
Bulgaria
United States
Sofia
Hungary
Romania
Trieste
Salonika
Yugoslavia
Card play insight in a difficult bridge hand
A bridge anecdote shows Joe misplaying West cards against declarer. The key error came when the declarer led diamonds first. Joe should have kept the ten of diamonds to stop the ace and enable the rest of the hand.
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Joe
East
Declarer
South
Pantomimist Crossword Clue Set Hidden in Plain Sight
A compact grid style clue list features horizontal and vertical hints for a pantomimist theme. The entries include screen stars and common abbreviations while spanning topics from art to astronomy with cross referencing across numbers and letters.
Driver Prays in California to Avoid Tickets
Mrs. Anna M. Hayes credits frequent prayer while driving for 25 years without a citation. She says the habit keeps her focused on the road and credits courtesy, good judgment, and an average speed of 35 mph as other factors in her clean record.
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Los
Worded Customs Debate Sparks Paris Exchange
In Paris an incognito American tourist and the British Tourist association president traded sharp sarcasm. The American joked that German invasion was hindered by British customs. The British official retorted that Christopher Columbus would not have been able to discover America without a birth certificate or vaccination.
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INS
British Tourist Association
England
British Isles
Christopher Columbus
America
Erie barber Nicho J Bichler’s 53 years at one shop
VET BARBER ERIE PA An Erie barber Nicho J Bichler started his shop in 1897 and at 75 he remains behind the chair continuing his barbering career in the same establishment after more than five decades.
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Erie
INS
Nicholas J. Bichler
Bichler
Silence Rules Quiet Expansion At Mt Sinai Hospital
The Mt Sinai Hospital plans a 10 story maternity pavilion and two large research labs on Fifth Avenue with noiseless welded steel work to cut noise. Kahn Jacobs, designers for the project, oversee the $10 million expansion as part of a broader national trend where silent construction methods are being adopted.
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Wingate Street
City of
City Hall
Commerce Street
North Carolina
Wikeelse
Ww. F. Batley
New York
Kahn & Jacobs
Detroit
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Upper Fifth Avenue
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