Free Food Distribution Aid Opens to Eligible Residents
The Thomas County Welfare Department distributes free food to the eligible list of 45 assistance and others likely to qualify. A letter to the Times Enterprise notes volunteers used their own cars to transport food for needy families, including a widow, with praise for acts of help while clarifying reporters did not profile each helper.
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How's Your Language and English Usage Today
The piece discusses how English is expressive yet confusing for learners and natives alike. It notes homophones like hear and here and no and know, spelling pitfalls such as separate and defender, pronunciation focus, and the temptation to swear due to limited language skills.
The Parent As Psychologist: Modern Approaches in Child Rearing
The Raleigh News and Observer notes shifts in child psychology as parents attend lectures and therapy while applying new theories to discipline. Experts debate balancing affection and boundaries and warn against both excessive pampering and harsh punishment as children mature.
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Poorest Risk Getting Into College Grows Harder
The Greenville News reports that college admissions are getting tougher as applicants outnumber slots. George Hedden of Rochester Institute of Technology warns youth to start preparing early, noting mental laziness harms future success and that the key task is sharpening the mind for college and beyond.
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Greenville News
How To Make Friends Abroad
Advice for Americans traveling abroad stressing humility and avoiding bragging. Includes sample quips about Britain France Russia and Germany to win favor with locals.
Latins Prove We Can't Buy Friendships
Ambassad or Adlai Stevenson reports South American sentiment reveals dissatisfaction with U S aid and policies. The author argues foreign aid has wasted billions, failed to win friendship, and notes Korea Laos Vietnam Korea have yielded little benefit while debt mounts and the nation bears the burden of global spending.
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New York City politics shape national party fates
George Sokolsky analyzes how New York mayoral politics reflect ethnic ticketing and patronage. He notes Wagner facing schisms with liberal and Kennedy factions, while Lefkowitz stands as Republican contender backed by Rockefeller. A third party threat looms to derail Wagner and reshape 1964 presidential chances.
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Rusk Urges Calm as Berlin Tensions Persist
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged staying calm amid renewed Soviet pressure on Berlin. He said the Allies will talk and avoid sabre rattling, with Kennedy noting a range of possible measures while Moscow pushes for a free city.
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They Live by Dying in Christian Teachings
Billy Graham explains Jesus teaching that giving leads to gain through loss and life through death. He compares it to wheat dying to sprout new life and says personal change requires dying to old self before Christ can live within us.
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Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A mixed list of crossword clues across and down with numbers for positions and entries including names like Gynt and Saul, varied topics from geography to religion, and several archaic terms. The puzzle references common crosswords conventions with hints for answers such as Perforate incline walk surmount portent Bib region Peer Gynt mother spruc e Hindu garment grandfather of Saul printing error Ruth's mother in law and others.
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As We See It on Dangers of Accidents and Violence
The piece warns of rising deaths from firearms, reckless driving, foolish home actions, and drownings. It urges extreme care in daily activities, noting how easy it is to suffer serious harm from common accidents. It emphasizes awareness during the season and at isolated swimming spots and boats.
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