The power of words in American political life
Editorial argues words shape liberal and conservative appeal through rhetoric by figures like Stevenson Humphrey Goldwater and Churchill. It notes leaders’ speeches influence, but warns that words alone cannot solve hard realities and urges balancing search for order with practical action and historical perspective.
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Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Barry Goldwater
Winston Churchill
Britain
Free Lands
Congress to set parcel post rates under new bill
A proposed bill would let Congress establish fourth class parcel post rates, shifting from the Postmaster General and ICC. It warns the change could harm taxpayers if Congress does not ensure self-sustaining service and resists tax subsidies. The outcome hinges on final implementation.
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Senate
House
Congress
Parcel Post
Interstate Commerce Commission
College enrollment to surge through mid 1960s
Projected figures from the College Entrance Examination Board show sustained growth in college attendance. Enrollment rises from 36 percent of high school seniors in the current year to about 41 percent by 1965 66, with total entrants reaching 1.8 million by 1969, doubling 1959 levels.
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America
Churchill Becomes Honorary U S Citizen After Historic Congress Vote
The article notes Congress granted Sir Winston Churchill honorary U S citizenship, praising his leadership and courage in rallying nations to victory. It urges contemporary statesmen to adopt his resolute spirit, while remarking on restless teen behavior at schools.
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Congress
United States
Sir Winston Churchill
Free World
Sir Winston
Powell ethics case dropped amid party unity in Washington
Congress ends dispute over Rep. Adam Clayton Powell by Democrats lining up to back the NY Democrat. Funds for his committee are trimmed to 200 000 this year with a 50 000 cap for the chairman. A split of the Education and Labor panel was proposed but delayed by the House Rules Committee citing not wanting to hurt anyone.
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Edson Bee
Inead House
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N. Y
Committee On Education and Labor
John J .Williams
New York
Powell
Williams
Congressional Record
Senate
House Committee
House
Congress
U. S
Education and Labor Committee
Phil M. Landrum
D-Ga
House Rules Committee
Howard Smith
D-Va
Rules Committee
Washington
Revelations of a mailbag by HAL BOYLE column
HAL BOYLE shares quick observations and trivia from mailbag letters. Notes on health trends small daily tips and quirky facts cover snoring пис, meat reheating with lettuce, Columbus pace, Phi Beta Kappa presidents, wealth in Casper and 19th century schooling costs, salaries for engineers in 1963, electric carving knives, speech rates, exercise, dominance of humans in nature, and Balzac’s fatigue with coffee totals.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Nancy
Christopher Columbus
America
Investors Forum Advice for Bond Buyers in Cheap Money Era
Readers learn to buy when money is expensive and prices are low. The Forum highlights Federal Reserve System power, large bank reserves, and Treasury bonds yielding about 4 percent as prudent holdings for conservative investors. It weighs government versus corporate bonds and favors U.S. Government issues for liquidity and safety.
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America
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Federal Reserve Banks of America
Federal Reserve System
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
Boston
Boston Federal Reserve Bank
California
Federal Reserve Authorities
U.S
New York City
U.S. Treasury
General Features Corp
The Shark on NBC Shows Morbid Theme in TV Drama
AP reviewer faults The Shark on NBC for a homicidal maniac plot tied to guilt and gratitude. The two part Masters golf telecast from Augusta features Nicklaus as winner at two under par. Also slated is the 35th Oscar ceremonies hosted by Frank Sinatra on ABC.
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New York
NBC
Fred
Anthony Franciosa
Graham House
Harry Graham
Harry
Themas
Jack Nicklaus
Augusta
National Golf Club
Georgia
CBS Sports
ABC
Frank Sinatra
Little Liz Gossip Quip Echoes Candid Cynicism
A witty line defines a gossip as a woman who doubts others can commit the terrible acts she herself attributes to them. The quip plays on self awareness and social judgment in a sharp, concise mood.
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher Contact Info
Biddeford Saco Journal lists Adams Street address 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine with Marie Paul Casavant publisher and E P Ingalls managing editor. Sections include editorial and business departments with telephone numbers AT 3 3625 and AT 2 1535 and subscription rates.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Marie Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Maine
Food stores drop trading stamps for cash discounts
Ruth Millett notes a grocery chain will stop issuing trading stamps after a customer survey showed demand for cash discounts. The column analyzes how women perceive value and finances, suggesting stamps feel like personal spending controlled by husbands while stamps resemble money saved by women themselves.
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Ruth Millett Enterprise Assn
New role for retired men in marriage guidance
A retirement advisory piece argues husbands should share household duties after retirement. It cites studies showing higher satisfaction in marriages where the husband helps with chores, groceries, dishes, and cleaning. The article urges men to shed resistance and embrace common tasks for a stronger emotional bond.
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Martin E. Legal
Retirement Advisors, Inc
University of Miami
Daily Crossword Puzzle 42 California Theme and Clue List
Readable grid of clues shows a California themed crossword with entries spanning 2 words to 3 words. Includes many cross references such as hydrogen and forty-niners and notable names while mapping to across and down sections. The list presents clues like 48 Combination and 56 Give out with varied difficulty and word lengths.
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California
Innisfail
Nevada
Flint
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