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Air Force debates a third academy and leadership gaps
West Point and Annapolis supply about 40 percent of flying officers, with the rest from ROTC and cadet programs. Defense leaders consider a new Air Force academy, while Eisenhower era boards studied the idea and costs, amid mixed congressional interest and site hunting next winter.
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Supreme Court Shift and Labor Politics Debate
Washington reaction to Tom Clark's appointment as attorney general frames the shift as easing labor pressure and reshaping the Court. The piece argues Clark preserves property rights amid a conservative-leaning majority, noting many justices came from executive or academic backgrounds and warning against radical appointments. It also counters the idea of a single perfect career path for the young, urging practical work and hobbies over chasing a sole vocation.
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Reading for culture and practical thought in a noisy world
A columnist argues there is no shortcut to culture via cramming books. He advocates reading newspapers and magazines and thinking, using Dr. Albert Schweitzer and a cannibal tale as prompts, then cites Francesca Lodge and poet Charlie Speaks as exemplars of reflective wit.
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Connecticut
The Most Interesting Conversationalists Are Children
Hal Boyle surveys talkative crowds across professions, finding authors, actors, financiers, weather forecasters, generals, diplomats, and more all dull or guarded. He labels children, photographers, and animal trainers as the truly fresh talkers, ever curious and uninhibited, capable of discussing anything.
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Speed drains the memory of travel markers and moments
Harry Boyd argues that modern highways erase historical context from road trips. He proposes oversized, catchy roadside plaques and billboards to convey essential facts about sites like Gettysburg and Harper's Ferry, aiming to educate travelers who rush by.
Deputy Sheriff Deters Spooner Couples on Princeton Pike
Deputy Sheriff Joe Ring, acting on resident complaints along years Ave and Princeton Pike near Middletown and Hamilton, found numerous parked cars with couples spooning. He directed the lovers to move to less frequented roads. Curtis Hughes, a salesman for Western and Southern Life Insurance, nearly made a sale.
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Pedestrian right of way and polio notes from town column
A column recalls a near miss on Central Ave and Main St where a driver sped through a green light endangering a pedestrian. It then shifts to a warning about rising polio cases, urging calm, hygiene and rest, with doctors advising care and doctor checks for winter illnesses.
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Politics the art of the irrelative in New York elections
George E. Sokolsky argues that politics means the business of being elected not governance. He laments a system where 8,000,000 New Yorkers rely on a few professional politicians, notes the collapse of the Republican Party, and weighs protest voting and the cost of campaigns influenced by labor unions and racketeers. He cites mayoral choices and the difficulty of finding qualified candidates.
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Republican Party
Stars Forecast for Wednesday August 10
Genevieve Kemble notes hints of major objectives and ambition with cooperation from influential sources but warns of delays and obstacles possibly due to enmities jealousy or health issues. Birthday individuals may cope by steadfast pursuit of goals with high level backing and vigilance on health. A child born that day shows strong promise yet faces frustrations en route to success.
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Fidence
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Wendell Willkie
Roger Babson
Norman Thomas
Genevieve Kemble
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