Debate over UN bonds risks crippling world body
The proposal to issue 100 million in United Nations bonds to cover peace keeping costs highlights a core issue. Critics say reliance on special assessments erodes the UN Charter and democratic process, arguing the organization must be financially independent and funded by member dues only.
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United States
United Nations
U. N
Middle East
Congo
U.N
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Antarctica
Washington News Air cleared for congress
President Kennedy and U S Steel faced off over steel prices and union contracts as government and business paused hostilities. The three day standoff ended, stabilizing prices and signaling a calmer climate for Congress to consider sweeping business legislation amid public interest and labor concerns.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Newssee Enterprise Assn
WASH
John F. Kennedy
US. Steel Oe Board
Roger M
William Hen
Big Steel
Kaiser Steel Companies
Congress
Editorial Page Thought for Evening
The page presents a reflective quote urging thorough self-examination as the first step to change, attributed to Thomas Mann, framed as a concise editorial thought for the readership.
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Thomas Mann
Panic over proposed compulsory government medical system for the aged
Dr. Leonard W. Larson of the American Medical Association warns sponsors show signs of panic over a plan to finance medical services for Social Security beneficiaries. He notes claims that no hospital will be chosen by Washington for patients and argues the bill requires HEW contracts with hospitals. He stresses debate on merits and rejects policing of opinion within law.
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Leonard W. Larson
American Medical Association
Larson
Washington
Regulating Stock Markets Protect Investors Despite Alleged Frauds
A defense of the securities industry stressing strong regulation by federal and state authorities and voluntary New York Stock Exchange rules. It argues that investors gain from full and accurate information and cautions against trusting hot tips or bucket-shop schemes. The piece stresses informed investing and prudent patience.
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New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Boyle's Column Medicine cabinet blues
New York AP notes the medicine cabinet as a civilizational hope chest and a modern clinic beauty parlor. It laments the shift from simple remedies to a compulsive, pervasive culture of pills and potions in every home.
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New York
Sir William Osler
Dad
Mom
Wisrandfather
Free Spending Lifts Economy Amid Bright Retail Signals
Consumer spending gains in clothes autos housing and travel spark optimism for the economy. Record retail sales and rising personal incomes accompany higher dividend payouts and a growing industrial output as the economy braces for potential growth.
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AP Business News
New York
Commerce Department
Biddeford Saco Journal Publication Details
Biddeford Saco Journal lists address at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine with publisher editor and contact numbers Includes subscription rates payable in advance one month 185 six months 1050 one year 2100 and notes AP membership and second class postage status
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
T. J. Mahoney
Associated Press
The Jargon of Teenagers What It Really Means
The piece explains common teen phrases and their meanings as seen by a wary mother. It breaks down lines like I hate him and I'll die if I don't go, showing how promises and permission shape teenage communication. It notes the tactic of promising first then asking.
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Assa
The South as New Frontier Draws Jobs and People
Paul Harvey reflects on Americans moving south and west seeking sun and opportunity. He notes rising Southern manufacturing, shipyards, and medical hubs in Birmingham Houston New Orleans while nationwide job losses press Detroit and New York recruiters southward. The trend reshapes regions and living conditions, offering closer to paradise yet with challenges like heat insects and summer rains.
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Gulf Coast
New England
South
Detroit
Birmingham
Alabama
Houston
Texas
New Orleans
Louisiana
Chicago
New York City
Boston
United States
New South
Pascagoula
Paradise
Brooklyn
General Features Corp
Spring Morning Poem by Louise Darcy
Dawn and songbirds wake as sunlight rests on daffodils. A rooster crowing and a dog barking mark the morning. The millstream rushes past the abandoned mill like a small Niagara.
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Dawn
Niagara
Louise Darcy
Nudity a recurring draw at world fairs says Hollywood veteran
Seattle AP writer notes that nude spectacle is a common element at world's fairs including Chicago 1893 and Century of Progress 1933. Describes Barry Ashton's Paradise revue and planet Venus dancers, Backstage USA, Girls of the Galaxy and other acts, all approved by Seattle morals board.
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Seattle
Wash
Egypt
Barry Ashton
Gracie Hansen's Paradise
Sophie Tucker
PTA
Ashton
Venus
Backstage USA
Hollywood
Leroy Prinz
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