Military policemen barred from civilian accident coverage
Defense Department officials admit civilians cannot be policed at accidents involving military gear. Rep. Moss notes illegal orders from Army and Air Force to restrain photographers reveal a threat to civilian supremacy. He urges respectful treatment of newsmen covering such events.
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Brains Needed Machinery and skilled labor trends
The article argues electronic brains improve jobs but require higher skill and ongoing training. Machines cut labor in bookkeeping yet demand human problem understanding. Rapid brain developments force workers to relearn skills, contributing to shorter workweeks and higher payroll costs.
Viewpoints on Bridges and Health In New England Page
Viewpoints discuss New England covered bridges as historical and utilitarian. The piece notes bridges’ charm, function, tourism appeal, and the shifting value placed on them as they fade from use.
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Christian Science Monitor
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Health as Seen By Dr Brady on Nutrition and Rheumatism
Dr Brady discusses nutrition's role in chronic joint disability and argues rheumatism stems from nutritional deficiency over years. He cites Osler on rheumatism, notes mislabeling as arthritis, and shares a reader case of hay fever relief with calcium capsules.
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Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Sparks East German Recognition Debate
Western observers question a Soviet driven move to let East Germany join the partial test ban treaty by depositing accession instruments. The move could force U S and U K to recognize East Germany and complicate Potsdam era boundaries while Cuba and other states might gain automatic party status.
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Europe
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Parakeet Wanders Down Caroline Street in Otisburg
A green parakeet meandered along Caroline Street in the early hours last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Al Hogan chased the bird, captured it, and took it home while awaiting its owner’s contact.
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What you have not done reveals who you are
Hal Boyle suggests a reverse biography by listing undone acts. The piece notes a man past fifty who has never owned land has not piloted a plane, never tipped a waiter for a table, and never learned many skills. It invites readers to list their own undone deeds to reveal identity and self.
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New York
An Editor Moment Of Meditation
The piece reflects on reading listening and talking as tools for good citizenship and patriotism. It emphasizes reading as a treasure and the Bible as the Book of Books while praying for wise listening and truthfulness in speech to move from effort to accomplishment.
Senate to Ratify Limited Test Ban Treaty
The Senate will ratify the limited test ban with the Soviet Union as a starting step toward peace despite imperfect terms. The plan, shaped by Eisenhower and Kennedy administrations, includes on site inspections and an escape clause, allowing withdrawal if other tests threaten safety. Ratification faces a Senate logjam amid civil rights and tax fights, but leaders urge prudence and unity.
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Europe
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Senate
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Kremlin
U.S
Barry Goldwater
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Russia
Great Britain
France
China
Donnybrook
Henry M. Jackson
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The Big Blast shown at Calvary Baptist Fair Haven
Young audiences will view The Big Blast Friday at 8 pm at Calvary Baptist Church in Fair Haven New York sponsored by The Youth Group. The film follows Air Force Captain Bob Emory dealing with a family rift while the jet interceptor F106 tests its limits and hazards on Mount Rainier and at McChord Air Force Base.
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Mount Ranier
Calvary Baptist Church
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Air Force
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McChord Air Force East
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Mount Ranier National Park
Psalm Verse Card
A religious quotation from Psalms 24:1 declares the earth belongs to the Lord and all its fullness. It emphasizes that those who dwell on the world are under divine stewardship and sacred ownership.
Contract Bridge Lesson On Card Distribution And Play
In this Becker column East led clubs and the defense yielded insights on how to deduce card splits. The author shows how South’s error at trick three cost the contract and why playing the six over the ten spade would have preserved the lead and improved the outcome.
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