West Germany rises in postwar economy and world role
The editorial notes West Germany becomes the second largest free world economy, trailing the United States but surpassing Great Britain in output. It credits a business oriented climate, strong work ethic, long hours, and supportive policies for growth and a rising domestic market within Europe. It argues Germany should share in lifting underdeveloped nations and underscores the value of hard work.
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West Germany
Free World
Great Britain
United States
Oregon
Business Week
Germany
Europe
America
Britain
France
Clean water gains statewide support in Maine
Editorials warn of pollution in Maine rivers lakes and coastal waters. Commissions admit pollution exists and court action may Abate nuisances as communities like Old Orchard Beach and Kennebunk push cleanup efforts with cooperation from neighboring towns.
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Maine
Polutoa
Water Improvement Commission
Old Orchard Beach
Kennebunk
Coffee drinkers reveal how they take their brew
Pan American Coffee Bureau reports 28 percent drink coffee black while 44 percent add sugar and cream, 19 percent take cream only, and 9 percent prefer sugar only. More people drink black and stronger coffee even as average cups per day decline.
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Pan-American Coffee Bureau
Congress Amends Rules on Presidential Speeches
Congress changes permit airing speeches of major presidential candidates while excluding free time for minor candidates. The change shifts broadcast access and may influence campaign visibility for smaller parties such as the Vegetarian Party and others.
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Congress
Senate med care plan risks uneven state costs
Congress weighs Kerr-Frear medical care for the aged with sliding scale federal grants to states. If all 50 sign up, first year cost near 260 million dollars with 200 million from the U S Treasury and 60 million from states. States set their own plans, affecting benefits and funding levels.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Ere AsSn
NEA
Senate
House
U. S. Treasury
Alaska
Illinois
Ohio
Oklahoma
New York
Pennsylvania
Texas
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Interest rate shifts test Wall Street amid bank rate cuts
AP reports cross currents in interest rates on Wall Street as bank loan charges fall to 4 27 percent while short term yields rise. Analysts weigh how cheaper money may spur borrowing but firms seek funds from commercial paper or long term bonds.
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AP Business News
New York
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Board
U.S. Treasury
Europe
United States
Lady sports fans spark talk of sex segregation in sports
Boyle's column surveys male backlash to women fans in sports. Readers recount perceived boisterous behavior and knowledge, deriding female spectators as bloodthirsty and domineering. The piece asks whether modern women fans threaten traditional chivalry and male dominance at games.
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New York
Mickey Mantle
Casey Stengel
Freud
Lady Sports
Time for Yourself The Ruth Millett Question
Ruth Millett asks readers how they waste hours weekly and fail to reserve time for themselves. She critiques daily puttering gossip phone calls unnecessary errands meetings and social obligations that drain personal time and suggests learning to say no to reclaim minutes.
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Private Eye
Easing Into Retirement With Trailer Living Questions
Reader suggests retiring by traveling in a trailer for six months. Advice weighs physical demands of towing, costs, buying versus renting, and locating trailer parks nationwide. Guidance includes planning, resources from Mobile Homes Manufacturers Assn, and Ray Henry's handbook.
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America
Mobile Homes Manufacturers Assn
Wacker Drive
Chicago
Ray Henry
AP News
Eisenhower Criticizes Cuba Policy and Castro Regime
Charles Parsons writes that Cuba under Fidel and Raul Castro is a Communist dictatorship 90 miles from Florida. He argues Castro seized assets and aligned with Khrushchev and China, warns intervention risks a new Korea or wider conflict, and calls for firm action. Letters from readers are signed and not always printed.
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Biddeford-Saco Journal
Eisenhower
Fidel Castro
Castro
Raul
Khrushchev
Russia
United States
Krushchev
China
Cuba
Florida
State Department
Korea
Red China
United Nations
Soviet Russia
Charles Parsons
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher and staff contact info
Biddeford Saco Journal published daily except Sunday at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine with Paul Casavant publisher and T J Mahoney editor. Advertising and editorial departments listed with telephone numbers and subscription rates in advance.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
T. J. Mahoney
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact list of across and down crossword clues with numbers and hints covering terms from calculate to begone plus various nouns adjectives and proper nouns across a broad range of categories
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