Favor Compromise A Labor Reform Bill Path Forward
Editorial notes mood on Capitol Hill for a labor reform bill. Kennedy and other leaders seek a compromise between House and Senate Labor proposals to curb racketeering while preserving legitimate union activity. Public support signals momentum despite difficult talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Esther van Wagoner Tufty
Journal
Washington Bureau Service
John Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy-Ervin
Landrum- Griffin House
McClellan
Pay As You Go Plan Urged To Save Highway Program
The National Chamber of Commerce warns the Ways and Means Committee plan to finance the highway program through back door spending and diverted taxes would raise costs, add more than 1 billion in interest, and risk general fund shortages. It urges a temporary tax increase only for the Highway Trust Fund and spending limits to prevent delays as the proposals move to the House Public Works Committee.
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House Ways and Means
National Chamber of Commerce
National Chamber
Highway Trust Fund
Ways and Means Committee
House Public Works Committee
Teen driving tips urged to teens by safety council
The National Safety Council offers a free teen driving tips booklet distributed by a major American oil company and affiliates. Tips stress staying calm behind the wheel, sharing highways, avoiding ego to protect lives, and recognizing that young drivers face higher fatal accident rates than those over 25.
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National Safety Council
Government food aid underpins 60,000 schools nationwide
Food for pupils in about 60,000 schools is partly supplied by federal surplus programs. Wholesale value reaches $597,000 with around 85 percent bought locally. The rest comes from federal purchases and surplus removal. The national school lunch program aims to improve diet and promote domestic agricultural goods as enrollments rise and schools build modern cafeterias.
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Department of Agriculture
Nations face vote rights gap across nations and eras
A United Nations survey notes 10 countries deny women the vote while 71 allow electoral participation. Seven of the 10 are Moslem lands with varied home restrictions, listing Saudi Arabia Yemen Afghanistan Iran Iraq Jordan Libya, with Switzerland and Liechtenstein also mentioned. Historical leaders include New Zealand 1893 Austria 1902 Finland 1906 United States 1920, while Sweden granted municipal voting in 1863. An Ohio youth is jailed for blowing a car horn over twenty minutes. his girlfriend dresses slowly.
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United Nations
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Afghanistan
Iran
Iraq
Jordan
Libya
Switzerland
Liechtenstein
Paraguay
Vaud
New Zealand
Austriia
Finland
United States
Sweden
Washington News Puzzles Posed By Khrushchev Visit
Washington correspondent Peter Edson explains misperceptions about Nikita Khrushchev's 12 day U S tour. He notes the aim is for Khrushchev to see America as it is with dignity and balance between openness and prudence. He discusses concerns over propaganda and the reluctance to reveal military bases to Eisenhower.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Russia
Council of Ministers
U.S
Nadezada Khrushchev
Nixon
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Sylvia Fine Danny Kaye Wife On Future, Inspiration and Work
Sylvia Fine, wife of Danny Kaye, discusses reading astrology in the evening, writing on demand, and her place in show business. Born in Brooklyn, she and Kaye rose together, stressing striving for excellence, not medicine, and the idea that every day offers a new chance to do one’s best.
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New York
Sylvia Fine
Sylvia
Danny Kaye
Danny
Brooklyn
Industry blends gadgets for homes and industry
AP explains how rapid development is turning industrial inventions into consumer goods. Tiny satellites cameras and card sized recorders hint at a future where tools once restricted to factories, ships, and fields become common items at last.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Marconi
Local Names in The News
Local residents and visitors are listed with their current towns and hosts. Names include Neal Gosselin and Michaud in Kennebunk, Henry Bouchard’s 30th anniversary in Biddeford, Bolducs in Old Orchard Beach, and many others visiting relatives, attending camps, or making outings across Maine towns and nearby states.
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Neal Gosselin
Amesbury
Mass
Wilfred Michaud
Alewive Road
Kennebunk
Henry Bouchard
South Street
Biddeford
Lawrence Bolduc
Dexter
Albee LaPierre
Third Street
Old Orchard Beach
Robert Hargreaves
Frank Marshall
Helen Warren
Newton Upper Falls
Maurice O'Connor
Elm Street
Frances L. Buzzell
Boston
Frank L. Buzzell
Joseph H. Whitehead
Cross Street
Saco
Norwich
Conn
Pumice Stone
Babe Chasse
Portland
Fred Hasson
Bangor
Ernest Benson
H. L. Campbell
Barre
Kate Campbell
Adelaide Road
Robards Quiet Audience Quietly Behind The Scene
New York actor Jason Robards Jr in a casual Bowery setting discusses his need for a quiet audience during performances. He recalls guiding ushers to silence whispers, refundting seats for disruption, and contrasts temperamental reputations with colleagues who prioritize focused work.
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Hugh A. Mulligan
NEW York
Jason Robards Jr
Bowery
Boston
Robards
NBC
Ed Sulivan
Maverick
Maria Schell
John Frankenheimer
Biddeford Saco Journal publisher and staff details
Local notice lists Biddeford Saco Journal as a daily paper published in Biddeford Maine with Paul Casavant as publisher and T J Mahoney as editor. It notes subscription rates payable in advance and AP membership rights and postal entry as second class matter.
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Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
T. J. Mahoney
Atlantic 3
Associated Press
Siddeford
Romantic Ways To Hold A Girl When Apart
The piece urges young men to romanticly woo from distance rather than insure against losing a girlfriend. It suggests writing loving letters, phone calls, sending gifts, and even taking another dance partner briefly to win her back. It emphasizes old fashioned courtship and imagination over insurance.
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NEA Service, Inc
Bad Seed Has Been Sown By Red Aggressors
Dr. L Nelson Bell warns that a 1969 crisis looms as Soviet demands for control of US defense and government intensify. He cites Russia's global dominance, potential nuclear threats, and widespread domestic strikes as evidence, urging repentance to avert disaster and uproot the bad seed.
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L. Nelson Bell
Russia
Europe
Middle East
China
Asia
Africa
Moscow
Unite States
U. S
Kremlin
Churches of America
White House
United States
Soviet Union
Rus
Sia
Red China
Red
Lewes
America
Atlantic
Pacific
Congress
United States of America
Dr. Bell
Medica
Lutheran bodies clash over parochial schools stance
Two major Lutherans differ on parochial schools with Augustana urging members to bolster tax-supported public schools while Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod defends parochial schools as providing Christian education the public system cannot supply.
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New York
Augustana Lutheran Church Convention
Bers
Lutheran Church Missour Synod Convention
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Preview
A compilation of crossword hints with across clues 44 to 63 and down clues 1 to 11. Entries touch on geography, people, and common terms, including references to historical figures and places.
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Boyle
Business Mirror
Willis Carrier
du Pont
Sun Chemical
Vuleatex
Philip Carey
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Mer
Arthur Bryant
Lynwood
Edward J. White
High Street
Priscilla Wheeler
Lorena Kelley
Vermont
Joseph G. Deering
Dyer Library
Laurel Hill
Merrill Harper
Henry Parker
Lynn
Stanislas Collette
Clifford Street
Biddeford - Saco Journal
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Paul Harvey News
Cibola
Louisiana
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Treland
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