Herter’s foreign policy shifts noted in first year
Washington report credits Christian Herter with competent, steadily advancing U S foreign policy in Ike era. He orchestrated key Khrushchev talks and disarmament efforts, supported a five to five parity in Geneva, and expanded Latin American and cultural initiatives while preferring presidential voice over constant press briefings.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
White House
Herter
U.S
Soviet Union
Russia
Dulles
Free Expression Letters Question School Site Choice
Readers challenge the city’s school site decision and call for thorough study by the Board of Education. The letter argues officials ignored local needs, cites political pressures, and questions governance by citing overlapping roles and accountability. A reader signs as A Disgusted Taxpayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Biddeford Maine Newspaper Details and Rates
Publication note from Biddeford Maine shows daily except Sunday issue, publisher and editor names, telephone, and subscription rates in advance: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Associated Press rights noted for local news and AP dispatches.
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Biddeford
Maize
Paul Casavant
T. J. Mahoney
Atlantic 3
Associated Press
Maine
Foreign aid as shared task in a growing world economy
The piece argues for a re framed foreign aid stance. Paul Hoffman notes underdeveloped lands may lift per capita income by up to two dollars yearly, boosting US exports to 14 billion by 1970 and total exports to 320 billion over a decade. Growth hinges on the developing countries accelerating their own development and sharing responsibility in an expanding global economy.
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Congress
Paul Hoffman
United Nations Special Fund
United States
America
Allie. Hoffman
U. S
Hoffman
Health aid becomes key issue in Michigan Senate race
In Michigan, Senator Pat McNamara backs the Forand plan to provide compulsory medical care for the aged funded by social security, while Alvin Bentley favors voluntary private coverage. The debate centers on federal responsibility, payroll tax costs, and which approach best serves about 11 million elderly and four million dependents, with mail to Congress surging.
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Michigan
Senate
Pat McNameera
Alvin M. Bentley
Journal
Washington
Forand
White House
Richard Nixon
Arthur Flemming
McNamara
House
Bentley
Congress
Disarmament Delusions at Geneva Stir Skeptical
The Manchester Guardian argues that only a vast, coordinated effort could dismantle Britain’s nuclear weapons, and that Geneva proposals from both Russian and Western sides are a staged, hopeful show rather than real progress. The piece notes mutual distrust and questions the sincerity of disarmament efforts while commentary wittily contrasts unrelated maxims.
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England
Manchester Guardian
Britain
Geneva
GNP rises to record high and mixed corporate results
The article notes the gross national product reaching a record 498 billion dollars at an annual rate driven by inventory build up and government spending. It contrasts rising dividends and profits with losses in some firms and a cautious market as short selling increases amid investor uncertainty.
Modern attack on package by HAL Boyle
New York columnist HAL Boyle mocks the modern struggle to open any package, urging readers to imagine clever, comical methods. He suggests surreptitious plots, neighbors, and drastic measures, then warns if people stay weaker the mystery of opening packages may never end.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Spring Sowing Poem by Louise Darcy
A compact poem contrasts modern farming with traditional ploughing. It notes that despite machines, a timeless link to the earth remains, as furrows await the same sun and rain that blessed the sower’s work.
Retired Husband Seeks Space At Home For Companionship
A 75 year old retiree writes from a southern city about the loneliness of retirement. He fears his happy 42 year marriage is strained by being home all day and urges wives to include their husbands in activities, stressing companionship and dignity in later years. The letter argues retirement can be rewarding with mutual effort and shared outings.
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Russia
Herter
Geneva
United Nations
Britain
France
Canada
Italy
Germany
Berlin
Far East
Middle East
Europe
Tibet
Cuba
Panama
Latin America
Dulles
Ent
Africa
Bureau of
State Department
Douglas Dillon
Department
Lewiston
York Bar Association
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Business News
Usband
Los Angeles
Symington
Kennedy
Misouri
Harry Ruman
Truman
General Features Corp
Illinois primary shows machines win with apathy
Column notes Illinois Republicans show low enthusiasm as machines prevail in the primary with Nixon and Eisenhower comparisons. Missouri Democrats ready for Symington convention as Truman leans toward backing him, signaling a potential cross-state influence. Truman hints at support timing.
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Illinois
Chicago
Inois
Truman
Dewey
Republcans
Republican State Central
Nixon
Missouri
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues List
A long list of crossword clues across and down with numerous numbers and partial word hints. Entries span simple terms to proper names, including references to geography, history, and language. The fragment reads as a pasted clue sheet rather than a completed grid.
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Washington News
People’s Forum
Rdg & i
Biddeford - Saco Journal
Cicero
By Bruce Biossat
Aote
Business Mirror
Boyle
Louise Darcy
Ruth Willett
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Retirement and
By Ray Henry
Gehrig
Westminster Palace Assembly
London
Gaza
Anne de Beaupre
Alaska
Albania
Bismarck
Island of Ios
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