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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1958
Page
15
A psychology expert counters the idea that majority opinion dictates truth. Sound judgments come from intelligent, scientific information, not social sway. Disputes require fair arbitration and consistent love with justice. Insecure groups with selfish aims breed suspicion, while shared goals reduce friction and improve relations.
Hal Boyle argues that while 45 million Americans attend school from kindergarten to college, true education lies beyond classrooms. He notes the gap between books and living wisdom, and suggests schooling ends too soon as real learning begins.
A mixed page fragment features astrological sun signs with brief daily guidance for Aries through Pisces, followed by a 1958 Field Enterprises essay arguing older adults must learn anew. it contends fear and prejudice threaten peace and suggests mandatory sabbaticals to refresh knowledge for wiser decisions.
A collection of colorful notes from East and West coast society pages recounts Eleanor Holm and Suzy Parker on a salt snow shoot near Long Island Sound, WeehaWken ferry farewells, Roy Campanella TV guest plans, Hollywood gossip on Cary Grant and Liz Taylor, and other late 1950s entertainment scoops with sharp, era-typical wit.
A centipede does not have exactly one hundred legs. House centipedes typically show 15 pairs of legs while garden centipedes have 21 pairs, and some species can attain as many as 200 legs.
A bridge hand from Robert Willman of New York shows how a bad double and a flawed defense let South reach a grand slam. East misled with a club opening, West opened clubs, and declarer exploited dummy’s ace to secure the ninth trick.
A fragment of a bridge card notation describes players North East South West and pass sequences. It mentions establishing a discard for a losing card and aims to make West's nine of trumps a sure win, with murky details and garbled text.
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