Sun Struck Pioneers See Population Move South West
Bruce Biossat notes a shift in U S population toward sun belt states California Florida and the Southwest Texas New Mexico Arizona Oklahoma and beyond Rising birth rates and migration to warmer climes fuel this pattern California and Texas have shifted from agriculture to heavy industry Florida attracts manufacturing growth while general living conditions attract many. The trend reduces winter hardships and offers a perceived better standard of living amid expanding opportunities.
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United States
California
Florida
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Alaska
Africa independence islands guide Kennedy policy
Washington plans to build small pro Western pockets of independence across Africa. Aimed to delay full conflict for 10 to 20 years, the strategy hinges on training African administrators and boosting economic aid while wooing nations as independents.
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Ray Cromley
Kennedy
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U. S
United States
Russia
Reds
Washington
United Nations
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Britain
Belgium
Portugal
France
Egypt
Khrushchev
Laos
Forest policy and taxes threaten sustained forestry practice
A Natural Resources Advisory Committee warns that federal savviness in resource policy could drive aggressive forest development. Foresters stress sustained yield logging on private lands and call taxes a major barrier, arguing ad valorem taxes deter intensive forest management and risk future resource availability.
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Natural Resources Advisory Committee
Midwest
David T. Mason
Oregon
Byrd on roads and taxes in big highway program
Virginia Senator Byrd criticizes the multi billion dollar superhighway effort for wasteful planning and outdated needs. He urges pay as you go financing and opposes permanent gas tax increases while noting high fuel taxes. Also tucked in are short quips about gender and court habits.
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Senator Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Hollywood Feud Over The Alamo Ads Reignites
In Hollywood a publicity clash grows around The Alamo. John Wayne defends Texans after Chill Wills funds an Oscar bid with a bold ad. Bow-Wow Wojciechowicz, ex-wife Sheilah Graham, masterminds the campaign prompting Wayne's full page retort.
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Russel Birdwell
Birdwell
John Wayne
Chill Wills
Wills
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Sheilah Graham
Bow- Wow
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Alamo
Iowa
Pittsburgh
W. S. Wojciechowicz
Optimists see pickup ahead in second quarter 1961
AP reports mixed and irregular signals as the economy shows early signs of recovery. Rehirings rise slightly, layoffs fall, and the average work week lengthens while overall jobless totals remain around 5.7 million. Industrial production steadies near bottom, new orders advance, and retail trade gains, aided by an early Easter and higher farm prices.
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New York
Charter Reform in Saco Favored by Some Citizens
Dr Thomas E Paraday argues for a complete overhaul of Saco's city charter. He proposes withdrawing Document No 957, forming a Charter Commission, and drafting a new charter guided by political science expertise and public support to improve governance.
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Saco
Legislative Committee
Thomas E. Paraday
Salute to the Red Cross Poem by Donald McCone
A 1948 poem by Donald McCone of Saco praises the Red Cross as angels of mercy. It recalls their service during forest fires, bringing relief and comfort as homes burned and fear faded. The piece honors the crimson cross as a glorious banner and offers a formal salute.
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RED Cross
Angels of Mercy
Donald McCone
Saco
Economic signals hint at recovery in February data
February exports, loans, and industrial prices show modest increases while government spending rises. Economists debate inflation risk as demand revives, with most predicting a gradual recovery and only a few urging caution. The tone suggests optimism about a renewed upturn in activity.
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Listed
A dense list of crossword clues across and down including islands, passes, meats, verbs, towns, ships rigs, and various definitions. Entries cover geography, cooking, clothing, roles, and common phrases across six to eight dozen items.
Women buy glamour built into clothes says research
Ruth Millett reports on a motivation researcher who says women shop to feel like something. Hidden dressing room tape reveals women describe dresses as not doing enough, seeking unique or festive looks, and wanting outfits that boost self image during shopping.
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Ruth Millett
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Why Laos Became Part of Cold War Debate in 1961
Paul Harvey argues against direct intervention in Laos, asserting Laos is remote, opium-based, and not strategically vital. He notes Soviet pressure and US hesitancy, suggests partition or restraint as options, and credits Kennedy with placing a flag in the Red Army’s path as a strategic retreat to victory.
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