Navy Yard at Kittery Faces Job Cuts Spur Production Push
Editorial argues Portsmouth Naval Yard should not surrender to a likely drop from 9000 to 6000 jobs next year. It blames a few rotten apples, calls for faster production and lower costs, and urges workers to boost efficiency to avert mass layoffs. The piece cites Defense Department trends and McNamara’s contracts to private yards as a model.
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Portsmouth Naval Yard
Kittery
Uncle Sam
Navy
Defense Department
Robert W. McNamara
Portsmouth
Jack
Pentagon tightens control on military aid for films
The Defense Department will decide all requests for military cooperation in movie production. Criteria focus on public interest, potentially curbing Hollywood use of ships, planes, and personnel while arguing the move prevents “artistic” exploitation for free resources.
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Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Hollywood
Congress
Armed Services
Defense Department
Department
Pentagon
Boy Newsboy Career Path Inspires Secretaries Path
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare Anthony J. Celebrezze recalled his Cleveland newsboy days during a Washington event with 50 prize winning reporters. He recounted returning a penny and dime from a two cent paper and learning to be alert, a lesson linked to his rise from mayor to cabinet member in Kennedy era.
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Carrer Boys
United States
Enterprise
Washington
Tony
Celebrezze
Cleveland
President Kennedy
Horatio Alger
Second step toward disarmament eyed by Khrushchev
Washington report outlines Khrushchev interest in reducing surprise attack risk. Traces from September 1959 Soviet bloc plan to UN 10 nation talks, Open Skies, and a three stage general disarmament proposal now at the 18 nation Geneva conference.
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Peter Edson Eens
Oper Enterprise Assn
Washington
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United Nations
America
Britain
Canada
France
Italy
Eisenhower
United States
Genoa
Boyle's Column Highlights Health as New Status Symbol
Hal Boyle muses on annual medical checks becoming a social mark of prestige. He recalls modern tests, X rays, fluoro scopes, and a verdict noting overweight and a protruding wart, poking fun at how illness becomes a fashion in their social circle.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Business outlook cools as buyers wait and see
Several factors shape the economy as business activity slows with hot weather. Optimists expect a fall upturn, though risks linger from a trade war, nuclear test ban spillover, postwar construction, auto model launches, and uncertain tax and labor policies. The stock market remains cautious amid mixed signals about spending and investment.
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Congress
Hollywood Pilot Provides Thrills
Film reviewer Bob Thomas notes the Hollywood Pilot delivers brisk thrills with fast pacing and sharp action while highlighting standout performances and technical polish that elevate the flying sequences.
Ideal Husband Vacation Guide by Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett writes from a wife’s view on ideal vacation behavior for husbands. She lists habits a perfect partner would share, from planning routes to sharing meals and sightseeing, noting few husbands meet all criteria. In Hollywood notes, stunt pilot Frank Tallman discusses recent movie work and a wary retirement plan as The Carpetbaggers shoots near Boron California.
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Ruth Millett
Enterprise Asean
Putoan
Hollywood
Edward Dmytryk
Boron
Calif
George Puppard
Frank Tallman
Paul Mantz
Tallmantz
Manta
Frank
Tallman
Torrance
Navy
Old Country memories and a Wyoming game fish record
Paul Harvey reminiscences about the Old Country reveal simple values and patriotism while a separate Wyoming incident reports Has Kell Reed of Riverton claiming a new state mark with a 154 pound golden trout from Washakie Lake. The fish measured over 23 inches long and 7 inches wide.
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Riverton
Wyo
Haskell H. Reed
Washakie Lake
Wyoming
Wind River Mountains
Reed
Riverton Sporting Goods
Council Moves to Cut Saco Aid to Development Group
In Saco, the city council voted August 5 to withdraw 8 000 dollars per year from the AIDC, a decision labeled by a writer as not economy with capital. The letter notes GOP platform aims to attract industry and criticizes journal reporting as non unanimous, citing Ward 5’s Donald Perrin. Also, a Wyoming Game and Fish Department note records a 11 lb 4 oz golden trout from Cook's Lake in 1948 by C S Reed of Omaha.
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Journal
Saco
A.I.D.C
GOP
Donald Perrin
Ward 5
A.ld.c
Donald McCone
Wyoming Game and Department
Cook's Lake
Wyoming
C. S. Reed
Omaha
Neb
Biddeford Lace Journal Readers In Brief
Local Biddeford publication details subscription rates and staff roles including W Paul Casavant president and E P Ingalls managing editor. The notice notes Associated Press rights and standard postal entries with distribution terms. Weather and vacations impact key decision makers mentioned in copy.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
The
Journal Publishing Corp
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues and Terms
Crossword puzzle clues span definitions from poetic time to habits and places with entries like Greek goddess shade trees and damper terms. The list includes foreign language roots and varied wordplay such as counterfeit and anagram hints, reflecting a dense puzzle page.
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