New Hope in Middle East Pact Easing Tensions
The Iraqide continues its boycott of the Arab League to attend a Beirut foreign ministers conference, signaling a possible Cairo Baghdad detente. A Senate staff report regards reconciliation between Nasser and Kassem as a pivotal step toward resolving the Arab Israeli conflict and refugee issues.
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U S Faces Call for Coordinated National Science Policy
Since 1945 the United States and the Soviet Union have vied in scientific terms from submarine studies to space race initiatives. The article urges centralization of federal science programs, expanded basic research, and stronger science education amidst a fragmented system of nearly fifty agencies and grants.
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New Mexico
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
New York City Board of Education proposed home life course
Caselton North Dakota Reporter notes a New York City plan to start next year a short school course teaching students how to have a happy home. The writer suggests adopting Franklin’s virtues and the Golden Rule as standards for life.
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Break Up Bureaus in Mansfield Proposal
Washington columnist Holmes Alexander notes Montana Senator Mansfield urges shrinking federal wheels in foreign policy. He criticizes bureaucratic inertia and calls for dismantling agencies from the NSC staff to CIA expansion, urging staff and cabinet reorganization for clearer leadership. He cites Long Russell as wary of treaties and warns against ceding sovereignty.
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The Theories of Thomas Maltrey on Population Growth
The English social economist born in 1766 studied at Cambridge and entered the ministry. At age 32 he anonymously published An Essay on the Principle of Population, followed by five more editions over 28 years. He argued humanity overbreeds toward starvation and urged late marriage and continence to curb the problem.
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Cambridge
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Exchange of stocks for mutual fund shares without taxes
A letter discusses a Centennial Fund in Denver aimed at exchanging a large stock portfolio for mutual fund shares as a tax efficient move, predicting more funds like it and potential relief for investors. It notes tax deferral as a key appeal and suggests caution about growth prospects in individual stocks.
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Rhinoceros Wins City Council Vote in Rio de Janeiro
A rhinoceros captured a startling election victory in Brazil with more ballots than all other city council candidates combined. The piece calls for constructive reform and civic action beyond mere protest, urging positive steps to restore integrity in government and urges wisdom to correct defects.
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Rio de Janeiro
Prince Philip bored with horse racing hints at boredom
A London dispatch reports Prince Philip tires of horse racing and speculates on a similar mood in U S sports. The piece also mocks a Canadian air force pamphlet and notes a Cleveland baseball club paid 75000 for a scholastic pitching phenom amid questions of his Indians potential. The column jokes about weather and weighs Earth, ending with forecasts of below normal temperatures for the nation.
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Washington
Hand of God Upon Those Who Seek Him
A brief biblical passage highlights that God’s hand is with all who seek Him, offering assurance of divine aid and protection. The verse from Ezra 8 22 emphasizes trust in divine guidance during seeking and endeavor.
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Two Pennsylvania GOP Co Chairs Lead 1956 Delegation
The article notes Senators Hugh Scott and Edward Martin as co chairmen of Pennsylvania's 70 vote delegation for the Republican National Convention. It highlights Scott's long career and Martin's veteran status, predicting stable, non confrontational leadership and a smooth convention telecast in August.
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Broadway Buzz Mixes Showbiz Gossip and Rumors
The column revels in Broadway and nightclub chatter from Floyd Patterson bets to the Florentine scene. It notes Freddie Finklehoffe finishing a Judy Garland biography, actors courting Tennesse Williams roles, rival jazz festivals in Newport, and a split in the Lorrillard marriage amid festival tensions. It mentions shoplifting near Broadway, Toots Shor debates, Frank Connell and Dick Clark projects, Beat poetry talks, Sandy Wilson’s ambitious off Broadway, Tempest Storm and Herb Jeffries ending their marriage, and more showbiz snippets.
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Floyd Patterson
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George Wein
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Dick Clark
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Sandy Wilson
Tempest Storm
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What Other Pennsylvania Editors Are Saying For Today’s Living
A column urges federal travel savings and improved rail and highway access in Northern Pennsylvania. It calls for finishing the Sharon to Stroudsburg highway in five years, notes growth links to transportation, and urges Harrisburg to consider funding plans. It also includes a prayer and a brief United Press International note on childhood cancer trends.
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Harrisburg
Sharon
Stroudsburg
Borrow and pay plan urged for Keystone Shortway
Williamsport Grit argues a borrow and pay later approach speeds Keystone Shortway construction amid population losses and unemployment in the Shortway belt. Census data show 19 Shortway counties lost 140 244 people in 20 years while Southern Pennsylvania gains and better rail service attract jobs. The Keystone Shortway Association says nearly half of jobless in the region live in areas the highway would serve, supporting faster construction.
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How Can You Argue With Machines in Banking
Beaver County Times questions reliability of automated checks sorting at 750 per minute. Authors warn of potential errors from magnetic ink squiggles or tube failures and note how a machine would challenge a person who cannot balance a checkbook.
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Beaver County
Escarpment Definition Hint From Military Lexicon
A compact definition explains escarpment as a steep rock face or cliff in military terms ground cut away to prevent attack with Italian origin.
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