Campaign slogans shape 1960s race in Washington
Washington reports two main themes set for the 1960s campaign. Republicans push Experience Counts for Nixon and Lodge with heavy foreign policy emphasis, while Democrats tout Leadership For The 60s anchored to Kennedy and Johnson. The new party magazines outline these approaches and profiles, signaling a shift toward positive agendas.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Enterprise Assa Washington
NEA
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Lyndon Johnson
Democratic Digest
Johnson
Henry M. Jackson
Margaret Price
Democratic National Committee
Rights of Man
Roy Hoopes
Editorial on liberty and government power limits
Editorial argues that history of liberty measures governmental restraint rather than expansion of Woodrow Wilson era powers. It frames liberty as a balance between individual rights and state authority, urging caution against excessive expansion of executive reach. The piece reflects historical perspective on governance limits and constitutional safeguards.
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Woodrow Wilson
One Man's Contribution By Bruce Biossat Oscar Hammerstein Dies
Oscar Hammerstein death leaves a void in America as a great contributor to cultural life. With Rodgers he sparked a revolution on the American musical stage starting with Oklahoma in 1943. Their works including Carousel South Pacific The King and I and The Sound of Music reshaped musical theater into human, warm, humorous art. Hammerstein's lyric craft mirrored a gentle spirit and humanity, preferring hopeful portrayals over harsh critique. He wrote songs that will be heard whenever any fragment of his work is played.
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Oscar Hammerstein
America
Richard Rogers
Rodgers and Hemmerstein
Oklahoma
South Pacific
New York
Hammerstein
Signs of Life Traffic Signs Teach Lifesaving Meanings
The Maine State Police public service note outlines six basic road sign shapes and their messages. Eight sided STOP signs demand a full stop, triangular YIELD signs slow traffic, diamond signs warn of hazards, rectangular signs state the law, round signs indicate highway railroad crossings, and crossback railroad signs mark crossings. The piece urges drivers to learn and obey these signs to prevent accidents.
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Public Service
Maine
Electric City USA to Bring High Tech Living to New Jersey
By 1965 Eastern New Jersey will host Electric City USA a bold private development with 6000 homes 5000 apartments shopping centers schools and all facilities powered by a local electric utility. Led by a builder and electrical equipment firm the project focuses on individual room thermostat heat control air conditioning and fully electric living funded at about 200 million dollars.
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Electric City
USA
New Jersey
Torton Kail
New York Journal American
United States
Edison
Life of a Community Paper as Family Recorder
A Grundy Iowa Register reader writes that the hometown paper has chronicled his life for over five decades from birth through marriage and children to grandchildren. He thanks the paper for reporting school milestones anniversaries and family events, calling it a member of the family.
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Grundy
Iowa
Register
Recorder
TV Olympiad perks up TV show in Rome ceremony
The 17th modern Olympiad opened on Friday with ceremony over action as CBS aired an Rome telecast featuring marching teams and the entrance of American athletes to cheering crowds. NBC offered a Project 20 tribute to Oscar Hammerstein II detailing his 40 year theater career, with Howard Lindsay bidding farewell and photos of Hammerstein.
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Hollywood
CBS
Rome
NBC
Project 20
Oscar Hammerstein
Alexander Scourby
Hammerstein
Howard Lindsay
Billboard
Investors Forum Investors' bomb shelters
Investors' Forum by Harry C. France argues for preferred stocks as safe havens amid fears of atomic attack. It highlights General Motors, DuPont, Bethlehem Steel, United States Steel, International Harvester and more, noting high yields, strong earnings in 1955–59, and call or noncallable status. The piece promotes five high grade NYSE preferreds as low risk, marketable shelter investments and cites a companion handbook offer.
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Harry C
France
America
East
General Motors Corporation
DuPont
Bethlehem Steel
Aother
United States Steel Corporation
International Harvester
Leading
Chemical Corporation
Topnotch Agricultural Equipment Corporation
United States
New York Stock Exchange
DE L
U. S. Treasury
Harry C. France
Biddeford- Saco Journal
Grand Central Sta
N. Y-17
N. Y
General Features Corp
Jackie Kennedy expected to adjust style as First Lady
Ruth Mie argues that Jacqueline Kennedy will sacrifice personal fashion and youth to fit the role of First Lady. The piece notes changes in appearance and dress, predicting a shift toward matronly, dignified attire and restrained hairdos as her husband pursues high office.
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Kennedy
Jacqueline Kenned
Jackie
United States
Asband
Aenual
Jackie Kennedy
My 12 Most Memorable Steaks From Across America
Paul Harvey lists twelve memorable steaks from roadside and urban spots, noting garlic scented memories, sauces on the side, and a few standout venues from Kalamazoo to Phoenix. He includes The Steak House in Phoenix, The Palms Super Club in Schofield, Spare Time Cafe in Omaha, Mike Fritzel’s and The Blackhawk in Chicago, Win Schuler’s in Marshall, Joe Gilbert’s in Kansas City, The Red Lion in Springfield, Dreisbach’s near Grand Island, and a private, unnamed memory. He warns taste is personal, moods influence judgments, and this is an interim note toward better steaks.
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Kalamazoo
Battle Creek
Mich
Central Street
Phoenix
Ariz
New York
Highway 51
Schofield
Wisc
Omaha
Nebr
Mike Fritzel
Chicago Loop
Blackhawk
Win Schuler
Marshall
Joe Gilbert
Red Lion
Toland Hotel
Springfield
Ill
Northwest Airlines
Chicago
Atlanta
Dreisbach
Grand Island
Adams Street Published Daily Except Sunday Biddeford Maine
The Biddeford daily paper at Adams Street carries standard masthead lines listing Paul Casavant as publisher and T J Mahoney as editor. It notes telephone numbers for departments and subscription rates payable in advance for one month six months and one year. It also states the paper is a member of the Associated Press with rights reserved for local news and AP dispatches.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
T. J. Mahoney
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Crossword puzzle list with clues for across. listed numbers range 1 to 45 with varied hints. Includes Nora’s pet dog heavy metal colorful bird complaint military unit old Geeck shopping center Jose Ferrer musical two words appear after an interval V shaped in dentations strict husbanding of resources machinist’s helper trouh with a handle without reserve indignant star of the deputy photos motor car sign trees of the north woods wildebeest sand bar carols infinite duration coarse woolen cloth.
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Nora
Old Geeck
the North Woods
End the insolence of children begging weekly on the street
City officials face a plea to stop the parade of weekly street beggars troubling shoppers at supermarkets banks post offices theatres and offices. The poem urges humane action against the problem while describing rush hour crowds and the impact on workers, shoppers, and the public space.
Political debate over elder care and social security limits
A reader letter argues against compulsory federal health care for those 65 and older, citing an AMA survey showing general good health and finances. The writer urges preserving voluntary plans and easing social security earnings restrictions to avoid harming older workers, criticizing political rhetoric ahead of elections. Dorothy Huff and Charles Parson contribute further comments on social topics.
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Eureeae
Opini
Tor
Congress
American Medical Association
Social Security Department
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