Imperishable Glories of Americas National Parks
The article extols the national park system as imperishable glories of the nation. It notes Park Service progress since Campaign Mission 66 begun in 1956 to restore facilities, with Yellowstone drawing over 2 million yearly visitors and Muir Woods over 500000. It urges future generations will enjoy these sanctuaries if preservation continues.
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Yellowstone Glacier
Europe
Congress
Park Service
Yellowstone
Muir Woods Park
San Francisco
New York
Lindsay
New York City
Schussbodmer
Voznesensky ill delays United Nations poetry reading
The Soviet poet Andrei Voznesensky cancels his Lincoln Center reading and other appearances in New York citing illness. He had fallen from grace after protesting Soviet censorship and declined to join a chorus against Stalin's daughter. Kosygin’s stance at the UN and in New York remains subdued as officials move to curb tensions.
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Kosygin
United Nations
Mr. Voznesensky
Lincoln Center
New York
Moscow
Soviet Union of Writers
Voznesensky
Stalin
United States
Dr. Zhivago
South America
Submarines Sink Three Japanese Destroyers in Aleutians
The Star Files reports U S submarines have sunk three Japanese destroyers in the Aleutian Islands and left a fourth burning fiercely. Hitler pushes a mammoth offensive with over a million troops as German forces drive toward the Caucasus. A German submarine was sighted in Hampton Roads. Lt Claude R Cammer and Misses Anne and Bella Carson announce safe arrival in France with the armed forces.
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U. S
Aleutian Islands
Hitler
Dursk
Caucasus
Hampton Roads
Claude R. Cammer
Anne and
Bella Carson
France
Status and worth in daily life by Earl L. Douglas
The meditation challenges the pursuit of status symbols and social class. It cites Jesus and Shakespeare to argue true worth comes from inner substance, not outward labels. It urges self mastery through sensible living and unpretentious values.
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Carpenter
Nazareth
Heaven
William Shakespeare
Napoleon
St.— Helena
Hemingway's Early Work and Curiosity Define His Talent
Henry J. Taylor notes Ernest Hemingway earned the Nobel Prize in 1954 and reflects on his view that most writers disdain rereading early work. Maurois praises Balzac as a rare exception, while Taylor highlights Hemingway's curiosity as a driving force and hints Africa figures in his life.
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Hemingway
Andre Maurois
Academie Francaise
France
Balzac
Memory and Hemingway shaped by time and revision
HAL BOYLE reflects on memory as a binding gold chain that keeps identity grounded and links past, present, and future. He discusses Hemingway's craft, noting prose as architecture, the value of rewriting, and the tragic toll of self doubt on a great writer.
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New York
Weather volunteers aid U S Weather Bureau in climate effort
In a World Almanac summary, thousands of volunteers nationwide contribute daily temperature and pressure readings to the U S Weather Bureau. The program, tracing back to Franklin and Jefferson, supports accurate national climate data through amateur meteorologists.
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Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
Perea
U.S. Weather Bureau
World Almanac
Bureau
U S Faces Possible Half-Dozen Viet-Type Conflicts
A House Foreign Affairs subcommittee report warns of several Castro backed guerrilla wars in Latin America. It cites Cuba’s growing Soviet tied military aid, Latin American parties conference in Havana, and potential trade blockades to curb aggression.
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Washington
United States
Castro
Cuba
Soviet Union
Central
South America
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Havana
Latin America
Venezuela
Columbia
Guatemala
Bolivia
House Committee
Organization of American States
Mexico
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Moscow
Latin América
Golf and Health: Safe Play For Heart Patients And Pregnant Women
Wayne Brandstadt notes golf remains safe for many, with precautions for heart attack survivors and pregnant women, including relaxed play and no score pressure. The piece advises against golf for certain musculoskeletal conditions and discusses cortisone withdrawal and recovery timelines for a patient with moon face and bone changes.
Ryan lofts protest as flag desecration bill passes
In Congress on a Wednesday incident, Representative William Fitts Ryan of New York condemns flag desecration amid a 385 to 16 House vote approving a federal crime for mutilating the U S flag. He declares regrettable flag waving dominates the scene.
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William Fitts Ryan
New York City
House of Representatives
U. S
House
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