Thought For Today Motto on Universal Moral Rule
A reflective quip quoting Kant about aligning one’s will with a rule that could govern all intelligent beings. The aphorism encourages consistency of action with universalizable motives and ethical standard.
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Kant
Uses Of Favorite Sons In Presidential Politics
A look at favorite sons looming in Kennedy era contests with four home state hopefuls Ohio Wisconsin California and Oregon plus Maryland potential ally. Examines how favorites can freeze out rivals conserve power or propel a convention maneuver and recalls past kingmaker moments like Garner and Dawes era legends.
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John F. Kennedy
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
Wayne L. Morse
Oregon
Kissin
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Maryland
Kennedy
Brown
Cactus Jack Garner
F. D.R
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
Government to set safety standards for federally purchased cars
The health and safety subcommittee of the House Interstate Commerce Committee began hearings on HR 1341 to require the Commerce Secretary to specify safety features as standard equipment in government car purchases. The National Safety Council cites rising traffic deaths and high costs from accidents, while debates over advertising tax rules spark concern among utilities and railroads.
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Health and Safety Subcommittee
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Secretary of Commerce
National Safety Council
Council
Massachusetts
Internal Revenue Service
National Association of Railroads and Utilities Commissioners
Delaware Commission
Federal Power Commission
Internal Revenue
Face Your Fears in Dr Crane's Worry Clinic
Dr Larry, 38, a successful physician, overcame stage fright by admitting his lifelong inferiority complex about his Roman nose. The Worry Clinic urges readers to name their fears and confront them, noting millions share similar anxieties and that facing the issue is the first step in modern psychiatry.
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Larry
Glad-handing Won't Change U S Soviet Ties
International interest grows over visits by MiGoyan and Kozlov to the United States and Nixon to Moscow but the analyst argues such high level meetings mean little as long as the gulf between the superpowers remains wide.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Anastas Mikoyan
Frol R. Kozlov
Richard M. Nixon
Moscow
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Newspaper Memo Helps Nixon Kissinger Trade Talks
The piece discusses summit prospects and Soviet leaders Khrushchev Mikoyan Kozlov with U.S. positions on Berlin and arms. It notes the U.S. would supply consumer goods but withhold strategic materials, while the USSR pushes Berlin pressure amid missile base buildup and wary postwar dynamics.
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Nixon
Mikoyan
Kozlov
Moscow
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Berlin
The American dream home and a night out
Hal Boyle riffs on the never ending chase for a perfect home and gadgets ending in a wife pulling you out for a night out. The piece pivots to New York memories of Toots Shor’s farewell nightspot, with anecdotes of celebrities and fans carrying away mementos as a end of an era.
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New York
Eve
Toots Shor
Pearl Harbor
W. 52d
Robert Q. Lewis
Audrey Meadows
Walter Cronkite
Jimmy Walker
Rags Ragland
Mark Hellinger
Bill Corum
Steve Allen
Bob Feller
Eddie Arcaro
Lew Parker
Betty Kean
Johnny Broderick
Johnny
Toots
Betty Grable
Las Vegas Tropicana
Bill Dozier
N. Y
Marguerite Piazza
Paris
Elvis Presley
Wright
Lois de Fee
Dolores Gray
How Much Whalebone Do Whales Yield
The answer explains baleen is not bone but a tough flexible material like a fingernail. Baleen whales have 300 to 400 blades, some Greenland blades reaching up to 15 feet. Baleen supports women’s clothing. Harriet Beames of Seattle wins $10 for the quiz.
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Greenland
Harriet Beames
Seattle
Wash
Beckley
Spelling Bee Training Adapts to Athlete Rigor
In Fayette Raleigh and Wyoming counties aspiring spellers hear expert advice from coach T E Glim and national champion Joel Montgomery. They emphasize daily disciplined practice, reading classics, and fun word games to build diction and word usage while noting both male and female competitors rise in national contests.
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Fayette
Raleigh
Wyoming
Joel Montgomery
Washington
D. C
Joel
Scripps - Howard
Byers
Denver
Colo
T. E. Glim
Rocky Mountain News Bee
Glim
Bee
Grimn
Supreme Court
Jules Verne
Dana Ben
Prayer For Today By Roy H Stetler Jr Cheverly Md
A short devotional prayer thanking God for summer scenes and nature's glory. The caller notes Roy H Stetler Jr a minister with Cheverly Community Evangelical United Brethren Church in Cheverly Maryland. The piece invites living to reflect divine glory through daily actions.
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Jesus
Roy H. Stetler, Jr
Cheverly, Md
Cheverly Community
Record of Piney River Flood and Damaged Rail Route
Raleigh County faces record flood levels as Piney River swells after heavy rains. Trains cannot cross the damaged Piney crossings and the Wright bridge is out. Raleigh Lumber Company bridge at Beaver mouth lost. Charles A. Ellison named state fire marshal by Auditor Durst. Bells toll for the closing of saloons in Tennessee.
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Raleigh County
Piney
Westle
Wright
Raleigh Lumber Company
Beaver
Charles A. Ellison
Charleston
Durst
Ellison
Tennessee
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