Bargaining for Responsible Settlement at Pepperell
Editorial urges restrained, statesmanlike talks in the Pepperell Manufacturing Company dispute ahead of the April 15 tax deadline. It emphasizes continuity of work, flexibility at the bargaining table, and mutual concession to avoid disruptive strikes and long-lasting economic harm.
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Pepperell Manufacturing Company
Washington News Reds have research edge
Moscow reports show Khrushchev matching U.S. military spending while focusing on esoteric research. McNamara trims civilian-like defense R&D. critics warn this slows breakthroughs in propulsion, EM waves, and next gen missiles. U.S. needs targeted high-risk research to avoid lag.
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Washington
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Hollywood Melchior to wed Mary Markham at mountain chalet
AP reports Lauritz Melchior 74, living alone, will marry Mary Markham 40, a TV producer and former secretary, May 23. He plans a Mulholland Drive home, hunts ice bears in Norway and Greenland, and will slow opera work after a long career including 512 Met Opera performances.
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Mulholland Drive
Lauritz
Metropolitan Opera House
Cotton subsidies ripple through economy and producers
An economic critique traces how government subsidies for cotton raise farm and export costs, distort prices, invite foreign competition, and prompt broader subsidies for manufacturers. It argues consumers pay higher taxes and prices as the multiplier effects widen.
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Congress
Agriculture Department
U. S
Bell asks for selection-cut authority to fire AID staff
David Bell, U S foreign aid administrator, urged the House Foreign Aid Committee to grant selection-cut authority to dismiss 1200 AID employees over two years. He argued the move would improve leadership and program effectiveness amid critique of AID projects in Turkey Iran and Afghanistan.
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House Foreign Aid Committee
Agency For International Development
Bell
Turkey
Iran
Afghanistan
Congress
Turkey-Iran
Burl Ives sheds pounds and finds happiness on rice diet
HAL BOYLE reports Burl Ives, formerly portly, has slimmed 75 pounds in four months and aims to lose another 75 by year’s end after trying Duke University’s rice diet. The actor recalls walking 10 miles daily, curing past stomach upsets and colds, and embracing a life lived by instinct. He reflects on his career, travels, and contentment at 54, preferring simplicity over plans.
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New York
Burl Ives
Burl
Duke University
North Carolina
Ives
Upper West Side
Americans amass record savings while debts rise
Americans are saving a record amount across savings forms while personal debts climb. Total consumer debt stands near 68.8 billion with mortgage debt over 175 billion and credit lines rising. Defaults remain low, yet higher incomes may enable more borrowing as markets shift.
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AP Business News
New York
Britain test day hospital helps lonely elderly
An experimental two year program in Durham Britain blends hospital care with home living for elderly patients. 54 treated in three months, 35 would have needed permanent hospitalization otherwise, but stayed home and improved. A corporate pensioner visit program employs 266 retirees to visit 15,000 former employees, costing about 11000 dollars yearly with no pay to volunteers.
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Britain
Durham
England
Great Britain
O Ne
Drive Leader Speaks On Campaign Against Smutty Literature
A Journal letter from 14 year old Robert Bilodeau supports a local clean-up drive targeting indecent books at news stands. He argues the campaign helps public morals and urges community cooperation, noting the drive has gained over 2 000 names in one week and asking readers to consider what their children read.
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Journal
Robert Bilodeau
Biddeford Saco Journal Notices and Masthead Details
Biddeford Saco Journal lists Adams Street offices in Biddeford Maine with W Paul Casavant publisher and E P Ingalls managing editor. It notes subscription rates payable in advance one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00 and cites Associated Press ownership of local news and dispatches.
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W. Paul Casavant
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Associated Press
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