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Library Problem Sparks Debate Over Teen Use
A public library strain from increased student numbers raises discipline concerns and questions about quiet study space. Libraries should serve as quiet reading refuges, not social hubs, with unruly teens ousted to protect learning environments.
Itemized Junketing A push for detailed travel spending records
A House bill would require members of Congress to itemize travel expenses spent in the public interest. The proposal coincides with IRS plans to crack down on expense account deductions, which now allow broad use under miscellaneous. The measure seeks to end lumping expenditures and improve revenue, applying stricter accounting to congressional travel.
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Jim Bishop A Dog Who Can Open Own Doors
A aging German shepherd Rocky nears six, still noble and friendly yet showing signs of age. He skids on floors, barks at the doorbell, guards grandchildren, and learns to open back doors with his teeth. He loves people food, naps in many spots, and even escapes by turning doorknobs, prompting humorous family reflections.
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Spectators Rush Past Mona Lisa at National Gallery
The piece notes crowds in Washington hurry past the Mona Lisa causing many to see the work for only seconds. It questions whether this rush honors or harms the painting and suggests prints offer deeper study than a hurried original. The writer calls the spectacle artistic sacrilege.
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Khrushchev speech signals nuclear stalemate shift
Khrushchev acknowledged U S warheads and Soviet capacity, suggesting a peace era but warning of continued arms race. The piece argues America must maintain military lead, revive Skybolt, and rely on Polaris while NATO seeks nuclear policy consensus amid Europe risks.
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Mrs Hodges Leads Groundbreaking Hotel Expansion
Washington report notes Mrs. Luther Hodges joins Jackie Kennedy and Stewart Udall at the Capitol for a shovel ceremony launching a multimillion dollar Sheraton Park Hotel expansion. The piece blends light social detail with remarks on Cabinet fashion and a playful critique of State of the Union coverage.
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Blood flow in child brain exceeds that of adults
Factographs note that blood flows through a child’s brain faster than in an adult. Other items state Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico attract over 500000 visitors yearly and house the world’s largest natural cave room.
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Delinquents and the rising teen crime problem
A police daily report lists vandalism and burglary from a single day including broken windows slashed tires and a windshield bottle. The piece argues for stronger moral education and criticizes pampered juveniles while urging parents and society to act before youths fall behind in an age of automation and technology.
Congress' Thankless Job and the House Un-American Activities Committee
Omar Burleson of Texas chairs the House Un-American Activities Committee as it faces fierce opposition aimed at defunding and abolition. The piece highlights persistent critics, lobby groups, and petitions, arguing the panel’s Cold War work remains essential to curb communist influence. It lists Democratic and Republican supporters and urges public communication to lawmakers.
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Astrological Outlook For Tomorrow’s Stars And Birthday Prospects
Estrellita outlines favorable conditions for today especially for enterprising efforts and future planning. For those with tomorrow as a birthday the chart forecasts a rewarding cycle in job advancement and profits, plus improved personal and social life with a banner year ahead. A birthday child may show notable self reliance and theater talent in the professional field.
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