End of an Era for U S Ambassadors Rail Symbol
A column notes the U S ambassador to West Germany will give up the private ambassadorial train, saving 199000 dollars annually. The move ends a psychological tool in Cold War diplomacy, changes West German rail routings, and ends weekend trips to Garmisch-Partenkirchen, with Bonn officials and observers weighing the costs and symbolism.
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U. S
West Germany
Bonn
Germany
Garmisch-Partenkirchen
State Department
East Germany
Berlin
Free Germany
Spas
Hermann Goering
Zip code era nears as post office adopts five digit IDs
The Postal Service plans five digit zip codes for every household and business to speed deliveries. Critics warn it will tax customers by forcing them to adapt and perform more steps in mailing. Reactions label it a move to ease postal problems more than aid the public.
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U. S. Mail
Post Office Department
Post Office
Tyranny of Numbers in American Life and Education
Viewpoints discuss the dangers of an overreliance on quantitative measures in society and higher education. Howard Bowen criticizes reducing students to numbers and suggests reforms to preserve individualism, including reserving freshman seats for nonquantitative excellence and revising exams and grades.
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Daily Commercial News
San Francisco
Liberal Arts College
Howard R. Bowen
Grinnell College
Bowen
Steven Martin
United States
Health as Seen By Dr Brady on Coffee and Quacks
Dr Brady answers reader questions on health with coffee as the focus. He warns against excessive caffeine and gadget mania in kitchens, notes coffee’s effects on blood pressure and the brain, and suggests one to two cups with breakfast can be harmless or beneficial for most people.
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D.M
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington, D
Brady
New York
Bishop Ward Attacks Rockefeller Marriage Referee
Syracuse Methodist Bishop W Ralph Ward denounces Governor Rockefeller’s divorce and remarriage as unsavory in a speech to the Central New York Methodist Conference. Ward to AP confirms the remark referred to the governor though not named in the statement.
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Ward
Rockys
Canandaigua
Rockefeller
W. Ralph Ward
Syracuse
Central New York Methodist Conference
Associated Press
Demonstration in Tokyo Protests U.S. Submarine Visit
About 1,500 students staged a protest in downtown Tokyo against possible visits by U.S. atomic powered submarines. Police blocked their march toward the Foreign Ministry Building after clashes with demonstrators.
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U.S
Tokyo
Japan
Foreign Ministry
Jury Finds Nine Guilty in Los Angeles Riot Trial
An all white jury convicted nine members of the Black Muslim sect on charges from a riot in downtown Los Angeles on April 27, 1962. A Negro was killed, six were wounded, and seven police officers were injured in the violence.
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Los Angeles
Voice of Reason for Racial Tensions Urges Mediation
In a national call for calm during racial disputes, the author urges a mediation approach with a grassroots truce to foster dialogue. He cites Kennedy and historical lessons, proposes civic groups to convene a state-wide conference, and suggests voluntary segregation and hiring advisory boards to ease tensions.
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Washington
America
United States
Dwingh Morrow
Mexico
Cmits
Congress
Average Bridegroom Older Than Bride by 22 Years
Hal Boyle notes casual mail insights on social trivia. The piece surveys age gaps, civic programs affecting animals, drinkers traits, and assorted curiosities from Greek anthems to fashion costs and historical estates.
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New York
Humane
Ed Howe
U. S
Towens
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Editor's Moment Of Meditatio
An editor urges graduation audiences to embrace the Golden Rule and Sermon on the Mount as they enter work or higher education. The message asks graduates to develop ethical codes, industriousness, generosity, and a love of sharing, applying gentler virtues in business and professional life.
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America
United States spies involved in Profumo Keeler affair
The U S intelligence community tipped Britain last November about a British official’s relationship with Christine Keeler and a Soviet naval attache, a disclosure Britain resisted. The case implicates War Minister John Profumo and Russian officer Captain Yevgeny Ivanov, with Ward connected to the social circle.
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Andrew Tully Washington
United States
Britain
Uncle Sam
Macmillan
House of Commons
Pentagon
Central Intelligence Agency
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Yevgeny Ivanov
Commons
FBI
Ivanov
Profumo
Ward
Stephen Ward
Society Osteopath
Srvice
Winston Churchill
Prince Philip
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth, and Princess Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Keeler
Daily in temple and homes they teach Jesus Christ
The passage notes ongoing teaching and preaching of Jesus Christ in the temple and in households, reflecting unwavering early Christian mission and devotion. It emphasizes constant proclamation and communal worship as central to faith and outreach.
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Jesus Christ
Famous bridge hand from 1955 Great Britain vs United States
South dealer North South players discuss a four spade contract vs four hearts and a doubled line. The match shows how distribution luck can doom a sound contract, with one deal costing 100 points and another 300 points in defense.
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Great Britain
United States
Schapiro
Reese
East
Meredith
Konstam
South
North
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