People Power Drives 1965 Utility Report
A Southeastern utility reports 14,000 employees drive its operations and emphasizes human effort over automation. The piece cites Elbert Hubbard and argues that people determine the success of the free enterprise system and representative government.
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Todays Quip About a Soups Mother Flavors
A nostalgic quip recalls a mother's soups with an uncanny flavor that lingered in memory and taste, hinting at domestic remedies and family kitchen lore.
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Dear Abby Letters on Lessons and Barber Shop Duty
A reader argues piano practice can sour a child on music while a piano teacher notes many adults wish they had started earlier. Another letter asks who should take boys to the barber shop with guidance that a father should take all the boys for bonding time with dad.
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Abby
Schenectady
Dear Abby letter on mother-in-law’s corrections request
A wife asks if she is wrong to tell her mother in law to go jump in the lake over corrections on her husband’s letters. Abby’s reply notes proper usage of in and into and advises caution with the elderly relative.
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Abby
Iowa
ABC Stage III Promises Variety in New TV Season
ABC plans about 26 entries for ABC Stage 67 with a fall debut on Sept 14. Notable projects include a Capote story starring Geraldine Page directed by Frank Perry, an entertainment profile of Mike Nichols, a Kennedy profile guided by Jack Paar, and a Bob Dylan broadcast night.
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White House Luxuries Stir Public Debate Amid Vietnam War
Column questions President Johnson's social elite events while troops fight in Vietnam. It cites White House dances and Luci Johnson's August wedding as potential luxuries, arguing a wartime restraint standard should apply and urging a stronger anti luxury example.
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Letter to the editor questions use of industry label
Fors to the Editor argues against calling a new business venture an industry and defends Mayor Finch from pressure to approve large scale industry. The writer says small businesses come and go without ruining a town and notes zoning codes conflict with business stimulation, likening the situation to a rainstorm welcomed by a farmer but disliked by a construction worker.
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