Editorial Page Thinks On Electors Reform This Season
The essay reviews 1960 election inspired proposals to reform the electoral college. It outlines three main options: direct popular election, proportional district division, and district based electors with two at large. It notes congressional hurdles and cites Kennedy’s 1956 proposal as modest alternative, amid fears of electors altering the will of the voters.
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Bruce Biossat
Senate
United States
Big City
Truman
GOP
William Miller
Kennedy
Henry Irwin
Oklahoma
Nixon
Byrd-Goldwater
Henry Irwins
Congress
Central Bank Independence Under Fire in New Federal Study
The First National Bank of Boston criticizes a new survey by the Commission on Money and Credit, stating it offers little original thinking and would erode Federal Reserve independence. The bank warns that executive influence risks weakening decentralization and elevating the Board’s power at the expense of regional banks.
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Commission On Money and Credit
First National Bank of Boston
New England
Federal Reserve System
Commission
Congress stalls on tax depreciation reform in industry
An economic column notes Presidents Roosevelt Truman Eisenhower and Kennedy support depreciation allowance liberalization but Congress will not act, hindering American industry. Consultant H Eugene Dickhuth cites a tax policy that leaves one third of plant and equipment obsolete, impedes tech upgrades, and weakens US manufacturers against foreign rivals while denying jobs for growing workers. The piece argues current allowances fall short by 8 to 10 billion dollars annually and demands immediate action.
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Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Congress
H. Eugene Dickhuth
U. S
America
Gus no sailor and the space race satire in NEA Washington
Washington writers note Navy pride in space laurels and joke about Gus Grissom sinking in a capsule as Air Force pilots lose footing aboard ships. The piece also weaves in brief quips from lawmakers about lending disclosures, political careers, and humor at Udall events.
Those were the happy days in Boyle's Column
HAL BOYLE recalls calmer times and simple comforts from a bygone era. He contrasts $10,000 houses, $50 weekly salaries, and modest living with modern worries, noting changes in leisure, transportation, health, and social norms while inviting readers to remember a youth of simpler pleasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Babe Ruth
Market gains amid Kennedy defense push and global ties
The Dow Jones index rose to 713.94 after the Kennedy speech signaling higher defense spending, with Congress moving to support the plan. Analysts see rising profits as demand grows, aided by idle capacity and a recovering labor market. European moves toward close ties with the Common Market may boost overseas demand for American industrials.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Kennedy
Congress
Mark
Norway
Ireland
France
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Biddeford Saco Journey announces local newspaper masthead
Liddeford Saco Journey lists 11 Adams Street offices in Biddeford Maine with publisher Paul Casavant and editor T J Mahoney. It notes telephone numbers for business and editorial, subscription prices in advance, and Associated Press rights and mailing classification.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
T J. Mahoney
Associated Press
You Cannot Make Your Child Different Says Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett argues that the belief you cannot make your child different leads parents to loosen controls. She says this mindset excuses teens from responsibility and shifts blame to others as youths drift into trouble, urging stricter guidance and consistent limits at home.
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Ruth Millett
Sis
Junior
Social Security tax up again. reader guidance by Ray Henry
Washington notes explain 1961 changes raise Social Security taxes for both employees and self employed. Employees face 3 percent up to 4200 dollars yearly. self employed 4.7 percent up to 4300 dollars. Tax due next year at 4.2 percent for 1962. full rise to be paid with 1962 tax return. Additional increases planned through 1969 and beyond to cover future benefits. Ends with request for Henry's handbook and 35 cent payment.
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Washington
Congress
Ray Henry
Massachusetts Ave
N. W
Washington, D. C
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Sun Warmth and Remembrance in a Silent Goodbye
A heartfelt poem reflects on enduring warmth from a loved one who has passed. The speaker recalls his tender smile and comforting words, finding solace in sunlit memories and starry skies as rain and roses symbolize ongoing care and presence despite absence.
John Payne Shows Fight In Comeback
Hollywood actor John Payne recounts his dramatic comeback after a March accident in New York. He survived a severe hit and injuries including a broken leg and facial damage, credits surgeons and willpower, and now trains in Malibu, focusing on family and learning new skills while avoiding Hollywood pressure.
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John Payne
Hollywood
New York
Payne
Sandy
California
Anne Shirley
Gloria Deaven
Malibu
Little Lu ropeans showcase volatile stock mood
Wall Street exhibits a rosy glow as traders weigh probabilities over certainty. The market mood remains fragile with caution advised amid changing sentiments and unpredictable swings.
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Ropeans
Wall Street
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Puzzle lists numerous crosswords clues including CIA Director followed by complex hints across many lines. Entries reference people places and terms across history and geography with long strings of letters and partial phrases, reflecting a dense, game style crossword from a newspaper.
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D-Ga
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Calif
Kuchel
Russell
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Mary Pickford
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