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Extremism as Escape in a Cautious Nation
The essay critiques rising extremism across politics culture religion labor and business as exaggerated by nuclear age fears. It argues uncertainty is constant and questions whether a frightened public can be termed cowardly for resisting extreme paths.
Jet turbulence blamed in spate of fatal and near miss incidents
The Air Traffic Control Association cites multiple swept wing jet incidents last November, July and a Miami takeoff crash to press for a top priority study. FAA and airlines are already seeking answers on how turbulence impacts jet performance.
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Freedom to pursue science drives space research policy
The piece argues scientists must have broad freedom to explore even impractical ideas as such inquiry builds understanding. It cites Dr. Edward C. Welsh criticizing limits on development programs like the SNAP 10 A reactor, noting nearly 100 million dollars spent while the White House opposes a flight test for lack of a defined requirement.
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Nasser's Egypt seen draining US aid and fueling hostility
Fulton Lewis Jr reports Egypt under Gamal Abdel Nasser has absorbed over $800 million in U.S. foreign aid while building a large military and missile capacity with Soviet support. He notes pro-Nasser propaganda, anti American rhetoric, and new plans for one party rule amid continued U.S. relief and a telecommunications project funded by aid programs.
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Civil Rights Bill Threatens Private Club Privacy
Senators Humphrey and Smathers debated the civil rights bill’s reach on private clubs and whether exemptions would apply to members-only establishments that serve transient guests. Critics warn the measure could curb privacy and prompt court scrutiny over the definition of public facilities and equal protection.
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Actor McMahon Seeks Drama Class Entry for Daughter
George Dixon actor McMahon visits Washington with 16 year old Missy to try for Catholic University drama class admission. He tours with Father Hartke and meets Rev Mahon while Johnson family attends Easter services. McMahon jokes about his two famous on screen lines as he learns admission remains unlikely.
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Half of Americans live outside birth states says survey
The piece notes many Americans now reside in states different from where born. It mentions Beatle wallpaper as a silent influence on teens and recounts Oxford students toasting a girl after a duel. It also references Alabama hog heisters charged with bringing home the bacon to the wrong houses.
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Red Cross Drive Urges Help For Disaster Relief
The Middletown column urges contributions to the Red Cross noting Alaska earthquake Cres cent City floods California fire and Ohio Valley floods as examples of relief work. It emphasizes hospital aid first aid training and life saving and asks local readers to meet or exceed their quota to support national and local efforts.
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Celebrity Rumors Spark Gossip Across Las Vegas Palm Springs and Broadway
Eyebrow pencil notes report Nick Dandelas will sue for a million over a Palm Springs gun game dispute. Gower Champion is rumored to dictate reworkings of High Spirits while Tammy Grimes pushes. Rubirosa may wed a wealthier bride as Joe Levine’s wife undergoes private hospital surgery.
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Factographs on Maundy penny and Adams' ambassadorship
The silver Maundy penny is described as the smallest and lightest legal tender coin. John Adams is noted as America's first ambassador to England.
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