The Comeback Kid Returns in Desperate Comeback Tale
The Awful Late Show previews a sentimental comeback of a middle-aged middleweight nicknamed The Kid. Pat plays the faithful wife and Dick as The Kid as he seeks a win after 16 years without victory.
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All-New Kid Prepares for Title Bout in Miami
The Kid trains in his living room as Pat frets over a looming title fight. He vows to knock out The Rock and young Golden Gloves Reagan, claiming a new punch arsenal and ring savvy while dodging a past defeat.
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Six female murderers classified into six personality styles
A study of 112 murderesses in Archives of General Psychiatry and the Journal of the American Medical Association identifies six behavior styles among women who kill. Overtly hostile violent amasses the largest group. psychotic, masochist, covertly hostile, inadequate, and amoral follow with distinct traits in race, IQ, age, victim type, weapon, and substance use.
Government Policies Labeled as Inflation Source
The Administration plans to pin future inflation on private business and labor while blaming endless inflation on government actions. A Johnson Cabinet committee urges restraint in wages and prices as it notes steady money expansion and large budget deficits.
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Henry Hazlitt on price signals and limits
Henry Hazlitt argues that goods and services are produced in proportions matching demand. He says prices are essential signals for producers and consumers and should not be falsified by price controls guidelines or government intimidation in any form.
Ocean festival draws crowds to sea air and danger
George Robeson recalls the California International Sea Festival opening as a beachside air show. More than 100000 attend on Ocean Boulevard enjoying aerobatics, fireworks, and a dramatic water rescue after kite-skiers fall. A man dies and another remains critical, shocking spectators who expected only entertainment.
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IQ Tests Fail Business Leadership Claim
A company president argues that psycho logical projection tests reveal flaws in applying psychiatry to business. The author notes the lack of consensus on what makes a good business leader and administrator.
Creativity tests and leadership in business
Sydney Harris argues creativity is distinct from general intelligence and cannot be predicted by IQ tests or standard assessments. He cites scientists and leaders who defy conventional testing, noting true innovators often fail such exams yet drive progress.
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J. A. C. Brown
Sensoaper Satirizes a Modernized Musical Comedy
The column riffs on Sensoaper contemplating renaming the sturdy show to Annie Registers Her Gun. Restaurant owners gripe about patrons stealing ashtrays and cutlery. Whiplash endangers drivers and diners near spaghetti eaters. Miami run hostesses quiz passengers with Coffee tea or Cuba libras. A tax persists like a stray kitten a child brings home. A young married man notes you can’t go home again after parents move to a studio.
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Miami Run
Columnists Represent Diverse Views on Opinion Pages
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