Eisenhower Truman Similarities Surface In Economic Reports
An NEA analysis compares Eisenhower and Truman economic reports showing similar aims on full employment and government roles. It notes subtle differences in emphasis on private enterprise, federal spending, and long term stability, with Eisenhower favoring restraint yet ready to use tools, while Truman stressed government planning and protection of growth.
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Loneliness and social polish in aging communities
The piece notes that despite opportunities, some will remain lonely and must seek companionship actively. Widows face limited eligible partners with age, so they fill time with work and female companionship. A reader asks about annulment after tuberculosis reveals strain. Miss Dix advises accepting the vow and living apart, while another asks about a long relationship dissolving as marriage nears.
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Lanl Sears
Decision on Reuniting Friendship Prompts Advice
A syndicated note advises a person to end a friendship with a former partner if continuing as offered would cause more heartache. The Bell Syndicate message suggests writing back only if one feels confident to try again, otherwise drop the relationship.
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Bernice
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Lut's Stuff Be Fair About It
A fragmentary note presses fairness as crucial amid mixed feelings about various items, suggesting a restrained approach to mentioning pleases and displeasures while deferring specifics for later. The speaker emphasizes a point about fairness without detailing particular examples.
Reflective Note on Thoughts and Gratitude
The author urges reconsideration and meditation on beneficial moments and positive aspects in life, emphasizing gentleness in expressing past events and focusing on present good.
Dorothy Dix Says Dear Miss Dix Lonely older women seek social outlets
Dorothy Dix notes growing attention to programs for seniors through churches colleges and foundations. She suggests structured education and social activities to combat loneliness among widows and widowers over fifty or sixty, with communities building better facilities and understanding of elder issues.
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Dorothy DIX
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