Trujillo Regime Pushes U S Dominican Rift
NEA correspondent outlines the fragile ties between the United States and the Dominican Republic. U S aid is minimal, but Trujillo’s one party regime fuels tensions as Castro’s Cuba drives a regional confrontation at the Santiago conference and in Latin American diplomacy.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
United States
Dominican Republic
U.S
Latin America
Vermont
New Hampshire
Haiti
Hispaniola
Santiago
Chile
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
Trujillo
Hector B. Trujillo
Rafael Trujillo
U S
Gerald Lester Murphy
Jesus Gallindez
Rafael L. Trujillo Jr
U.S. Army Command and Staff School
Fort Leavenworth
Kim Novak
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Hollywood
Branc
Dominican Secret of Commerce
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Perez-Jiminiz
Batista
Editorial Page Thought For Evening Quote
Thought for Evening presents Andrew Carnegie on mastering one line as the true road to preeminent success. The editorial highlights focus, dedication, and discipline as essential to achievement in any field.
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Andrew Caregnie
Rickover says education key to national strength
Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover argues the nation winning the race in education will be the dominant power. He contrasts U S schooling with Soviet and Polish systems, noting Russia's high schoolers rival college sophomores and their six day weeks, ten month years, continuous foreign language study, and strong science curricula. He stresses U S education must sharpen basic arts and sciences and avoid soft courses.
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Hyman G. Rickover
Russia
Nixon
Rickover
United States
Soviet Union
Poland
Iron Curtain
Mergers reshape San Francisco newspapers into new joint daily
The era of mergers spreads to media as two established San Francisco evening papers unite to form The San Francisco News Call Bulletin. Scripps Howard and Hearst will jointly own the combined daily, reflecting rising costs and industry consolidation.
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San Francisco
Gate of the Commonwealth at Woody Point Anglican School
Magistrate John A White of Bonne Bay Newfoundland launched The Gate of the Commonwealth project to connect his isolated community with the British Empire by collecting regional wood donations for an Epiphany School gate. Welsh oak from Wales and Malta wood have already arrived as first pieces. The project aims to showcase regional ties within the Commonwealth and raise Woody Point's profile.
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Bonne Bay
New Foundland
John A. White
Woody Point
British Commonwealth
Wales
Malta
Pennsylvania Defines Ice Cream And Cautions On Ice Milk
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture warns against selling flavored ice milk in containers larger than a gallon to prevent fraud. It notes ice cream must have at least 10 percent butter fat while ice milk has no fat minimum, and urges consumers not to confuse the two.
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Pennsylvania
Bureau of Foods and Chemistry
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
President Adapts Summer White House in Gettysburg Farm
The President and Mrs. Eisenhower vacation at their Gettysburg farm this year with business at the nearby Gettysburg Hotel. The Pennsylvania estate serves as a private home two hours from Washington and supports plans for a European trip starting August 26 and Khrushchev’s September visit.
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White House
Gettysburg
Denver
Colo
Newport
R. I
Eisenhower
Gettysburg Hotel
Pennsylvania Hills
Washington
Khrushchev
Handy Horns for Steers Patent Aimed at Rodeos
California rancher Richard F. Ayers received a patent for artificial cattle horns named Handy Horns. The molded fibre glass devices cost 30 dollars per set, fit on the steer's head with a plastic cap and jaw plate, and reduce injury and training time for rodeos. Ayers uses them on his own stock and argues they save money and are humane.
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California
Richard F. Ayers
Ayers
Colorado
Steel strike shows uneven impact on U S builders
The AP survey finds most builders report adequate steel for current work, but shortages loom for specialty products and some suppliers. Some firms reroute to substitutes or imports while others pride themselves on ample stock, with regional variation in stocks and potential delays tied to the strike.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Associated Press
Europe
Japan
Kansas City
Struc
Boyle's Column What shape women are in
HAL BOYLE reports on the global bra industry and body ideals. Mannish trends, bust sizes, and security notions are explored through Henry Plehn's survey of 44 countries. The piece notes Americans average about a 33 inch bust and desire 34 24 34 or 36, with worldwide comparisons including Sweden Germany and Italy.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Venus de Milo
Henry Plehn
Louvre
Pleha
Foundation
U. S
Plehn
Finland
South Africa
Sweden
Germany
Italy
Conscience A tale of vanity and sacrifice in a minister’s marriage
A young minister and his wife sacrifice greatly for church life. They chase a larger field and greet a broader mission. Yet church ladies reject them for their plain attire, revealing a clash between pious ideals and social standards. Dorothy Huff.
Local Names in The News From Biddeford area personalities
Mrs. Ellen Carey marks 87th birthday at 7 Union Street Biddeford Virgil Wood of Washington DC visits Biddeford relatives John R Gibson named publicity director for Biddeford Saco Community Chest campaign Mrs Ina Maxwell Worcester Mass visits Kennebunk Winter street Kinship Mrs William M Harris Greenwich Conn visits Biddeford Pool Mrs Earle Pickering Gardiner visits Old Orchard Beach Cedar Avenue Local publisher and editor contact details plus subscription rates and AP note Commentary on fashion and lingerie by Plehn about French and Oriental women quotes included
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Ellen Carey
Union Street
Biddeford
Virgil Wood
Washington, D. C
Gordon Allgrove
Robert E. Beaudoin
Hill Street
Saco
William Hinds
East Raymond
Hartford
Cram
Falmouth
A. E. Day
Greenstreet
Ralph Russo
Bridgeport
Ina Maxwell
Worcester
Mass
Edgar Bowdoin
Winterstreet
Kennebunk
William M. Harris
Greenwich
Maine
Paul Casavant
T. J. Mahoney
Atlantic 3
Associated Press
Siddeford
Bar Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Gail Higgins
Cape Cod
Charlotte Ferguson
Charles Larve
Montreal
R. Frechette
Bacon Street
Tris Goldthwaite
Lovell
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact set of crossword clues with across and down entries listed. Includes geography, language, history, and common terms, with expected word counts and themed terms for old point in Virginia and other locations. The puzzle invites filling in standard crossword answers from the given hints.
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Old Point
Virginia
Asia
Seine
Before a wife with young children takes a job outside home
A guide-style column asks homemakers to weigh finances and family impact before seeking outside work. It questions whether salary, deductions, duties, caregiving, and husband and children’s feelings justify employment. The piece argues more mothers would work only if truly necessary.
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NEA Service, Inc
Behind the steel door and the labor turmoil
Paul Harvey decries the steel strike impact with $29 million daily losses in wages and billions in indirect costs. He contrasts hollow worker confidence, leadership pressures from McDonald and precursors like Lewis and Hoffa, and suggests term limits for union leaders to safeguard members, amid a nation-wide gloom of strike idleness.
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Detroit
Pennsylvania
Gary
Ind
Duluth
Minn
Fontana
Calif
Washington
McDonald
Mr. McDonald
John L. Lewis
Reuther
Hoffa
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Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Mississippi Valley Structural Steel Co
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Texas
St. Paul Structural Steel Co
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New Park
Boyle
Dorothy Huff
Biddeford - Saco Journal
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Hull House
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Paul Harvey News
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Archie Robichaud
Ogunquit Beach
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