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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1965

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2

Obsolete Tradition Threatens Itself on a Risky Road

A fragmented warning compares hide-bound traditionalists to a driver who ignores the mirror and risks a catastrophe. The passage reflects caution about rigid adherence to outdated norms and the danger of ignoring warning signs.

When a Man Reaches 50 A Dorothy Dix Advice

Mrs L asks how men in their fifties adjust and Dr Joyce Brothers explains the anxiety tied to midlife. Causes include pressure from forties, debt, job insecurity, and push to maintain status leading to fatigue, health fears, and possible drinking or marital strain. Wives can help by understanding, encouraging self assessment, and praising past successes.

Joyce Brothers Dr. Brothers Mrs. L Joe Bill Bell- McClure Syndicate Dorothy Dix

Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass

A column discusses tradition and progress in driving safety. It contrasts harmful rigid habit with useful cautious guidance, warning against rear visibility being blocked by excess cargo. The piece urges balanced use of tradition to inform present planning.

Earl L. Douglass

Road Ahead Mirrors the Past and Progress

A reflective piece compares the modern mindset to driving with eyes fixed on the road ahead. It criticizes those who ignore history, implying progress depends on learning from the road behind as well as moving forward.

A P Moeller Dies at 88, Noted World Wealth Holder

Copenhagen AP reports A P Moeller 88 died Saturday. Known for strict frugality he amassed a global fortune through diverse enterprises. Born to a sea captain's son he rose from modest means to wealth, a many faceted life marked by cautious spending.

Copenhagen Denmark A.P. Moeller Moeller

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