Sunrise in Puerto Rico editorial overview
Don Oakley comments on Puerto Rico moving into its tenth anniversary as a U S commonwealth describing its unique status not a state or independent nation. He credits Governor Luis Munoz Marin for economic and social progress, notes remaining challenges, and supports a plebiscite to permanently fix status, arguing broad support for continuation of the commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Rico
United States
America
New York
The
Commonwealth
Luis Munoz Marin
Argentina
Brazil
Dominican Republic
Munoz
Kennedy
Debts Mount as U S Faces Rising National Obligation
Three years after Maurice H. Stans warned of a booming public debt, he revisits his figures and finds total liabilities now exceed 1 trillion dollars. He cites 290 billion in debt plus 350+ billion in future obligations and 98 billion for public works, housing, and veterans’ payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Maurice H. Stans
Tax Foundation, Inc
America
Stans
Food costs hold steady over 19 years says GMA leader
Grocery Manufacturers of America reports that home food prices have remained nearly the same as 1952 levels, despite higher overall costs. Willis cites larger families, more nonfood items in stores, and greater nutrition focus as reasons for bigger bills while urging not to blame food pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grocery Manufacturers of America, Inc
Paul S. Willis
GMA
Willis
Peace Corps chief uses youth program to promote international goodwill
Washington News Loses to corps as Sargent Shriver Jr directs a morale-boosting talk to 30 prize-winning newspaper carrier boys as his first annual report to the White House and Congress paints a candid view of the Peace Corps. The report notes mistakes and foreign criticism while praising openness and public trust in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
Washington
Capitol
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Quantico Marine Corps Base
Enterprise
Norwalk
Peace Corps
Shriver
Czechoslovakia
Latin America
United States
Margery Michelmore
Nigeria
Eskimo cookbook from Arctic students funds crippled children
A small paper backed Eskimo recipe book by Shishmaref students in Alaska promotes simple Arctic dishes. Walrus stew boild owl and bear feet feature alongside soured seal liver and reindeer ice cream. Proceeds support the Alaska Crippled Children's Association in Anchorage.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Arctic Circle Igloos
Shishmaref
Alaska
Alaska Crippled Children’s Association
Anchorage
Debt trends in public and private sectors
The August New England Letter from The First National Bank of Boston analyzes rising public and private debt as a growth driver amid slowing activity. It notes total debt reached $937 billion in 1961 with $53 billion added last year, and highlights shifts in shares among public, corporate, and non corporate debt since 1947. The piece cautions against complacency, linking debt to living beyond means and urging sustained income, revenues, and private investment for a healthier path forward.
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First National Bank of Boston
New England
TV and Radio Uniforms to get TV play Ruth Millett
A column on how to interact with men focuses on avoiding nagging and reminders. It advises letting him feel independent, not interrupting, and giving full attention when he speaks. It warns against constant venting, nagging about errands, and rehashing old arguments.
Three Step Appeal System for Social Security Decisions
The article explains a three step appeals process for Social Security decisions. It covers reconsideration within six months, a hearing before a hearing examiner, and a review by an appeals council within 60 days, ending with possible federal district court review. It notes human error in SSA decisions and emphasizes due process for claimants.
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Retirement Advisors, Inc
Social Security Administration
Balltimore
Socia Security
Ing
Appeals Council
Appeals Court
Washington, D. C
Council
Federal District Court
Social Security
Biddeford Saco Journal masthead and imprint
Biddeford Saco Journal published daily except Sunday at Biddeford Maine lists staff publishers editors and telephone numbers. It shows subscription rates in advance with one month six months and one year options and notes Associated Press membership and republication rights with postal classification.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
T. J. Mahoney
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Historic Page
Crossword items include shed with one slope roof and old cloth measure for 46 and 47 as another on the roll call. Across clues feature two word candidate type at 50, signer of the Declaration at 52, units of energy at 53, and ends with “creature was stirring” at 54. Down clues list John Marquand character at 1 and Karamazov brother at 2, with items spanning Little Rock, pen, legend, native of Kuwait, hostelry, sequoias, and other terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ferber
John Marquand
Karamazov
Little Rock
Kuwait
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and Veterans Guide
Cynthia Lowry
Hollywood
Televison
ABC
McHale's Men
CBS
NBC
Kildare-Gillespie
Wendell Corey
Carol Burnett
Garry Moore
Fanny Brice
Little Liz
Biddeford - Saco Journal
Buckeye
Peachtree Street
Louisa Alcott
Vanna Maeterlinck
Picardy
Vancy
India
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