What a man thinks of himself shapes his fate
Editorial argues self perception drives destiny, echoing Thoreau's claim. It contends inner judgment governs choices, character, and life outcomes, urging readers to cultivate a truthful, confident self-view to influence personal and public paths.
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Henry David Thoreau
Puerto Rico as a model for development and the Cold War strain
Bruce Biossat argues Kennedy's Puerto Rico visit highlighted the island as a development model while noting persistent unemployment and debated moves toward greater U S Latin ties. He links tax incentives and capital inflows to growth, warns on independence talk, and urges cutting nondefense, especially postal deficits, to trim government waste amid a rising military budget.
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Kennedy
Puerto Rico
U. S. Commonwealth
Latin America
United States
U. S
Luis Munoz Marin
Munoz
Parcel Post
Gas tax rise cuts Pennsylvania gasoline sales and revenue
Analysts note Pennsylvania raised its gasoline tax by 40 percent and nine month sales dropped 41.2 million gallons from 1960 figures. Comparable states show higher or lower consumption tied to tax levels, suggesting diminishing returns. The piece warns lawmakers to heed the lesson as 1962 approaches and muses on education and domestic happiness.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Ohio
West Virginia
Congo policy falters under Katanga crisis amid UN tests
Washington wires note Congo strains Kennedy admin as UN operations against Moise Tshombe unfold in Katanga. Cease-fire talks and Tshombe-Adoula meeting proposed. NATO allies split, Katanga mercenaries underestimated, U.S. stance split between urgency and restraint. An American lobby backs Katanga aid despite broader policy pressures.
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Peter Edson
Enterprise Assn
Washington
Congo
Cuba
Kennedy
United Nations
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Tshombe
Cyrille Adoula
U.S. State Department
New York
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Councils
Paris
Africa
U.S
U.N
Adoula
Antoine Gizenga
Lumumba
America
NATO
Ben Moreel
Americans For Constitutional Action
Dean Clarence Manion
William F. Buckley Jr
J.B. Matthews
Max Yergan
Four Intangible Keys for Investors and Managers
Babson warns that future success hinges on intangibles beyond statistics. Personal relations with labor, judgment over numbers, courage in competition, and a broad sense of religion guide business leaders more than manuals or reports. He cites labor dynamics, accountant roles, and historical courage, stressing practical, human-focused strategies.
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Babson Park
Mass
Babson Institute
Venice
Athens
Dun & Bradstreet
Moody's Reports
Birth of Christ Reported in Bethlehem Miracle Baby
Paul Harvey reports a miraculous birth in Bethlehem with Mary and Joseph as parents and Jesus named as Savior. Shepherds, a star, and a manger scene frame the event amid royal lineage questions and a public tax journey. An innkeeper, a fevered world, and speculation about a Jewish Messiah color this festive account.
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Bethlehem
Judea
Mary
Joseph
Nazareth
David
Israel
Jesus
Isaiah
Micah
Zechariah
Daniel
Benjamin
Judah
John
House of Judah
Ahab - Debul
Peter
Mesopotamia
Herod
Powell Keeps Busy As Actor and TV Executive
Hollywood veteran Dick Powell remains prolific in 1961 as he stars in ten one hour dramas and hosts The Dick Powell Show while serving as Four Star Television president. He reflects on not retiring, plans spin offs, and mentions potential projects including McKeever and the Colonel and a Four Star Playhouse revival with June Allyson and partners.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Dick Powell
Ruby Keeler
Warner Bros
Four Star Television
Sammy Davis Jr
Air Force
Mander
Four Star Playhouse
Zane Grey Theater
NBC
Untouchables
Desilu Playhouse
Andy Griffith
Danny Thomas
Powell
Julie Greer
Cary Grant
Four Star
McKeever
The
Colonel
June Allyson
Charles Boyer
David Niven
U N Belting Showed Mixed Results This Year
Associated Press analysis notes the United Nations faced praise and criticism for its performance this year. blocs and national interests shaped votes on racial, colonial, and political issues. despite strains, the U.N. approved a $200 million bond issue to cover Congo and Middle East operations, while the United States and other powers wrestled with vetoes and nonpayment.
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Associated Press News
Washington
United Nations
American Congress
U.N
Congress
Katanga
Congo
Middle East
France
Belgium
Portugal
South Africa
United States
U.N. Security Council
Egypt
Ceylon
Liberia
India
Goa
China
Tibet
Soviet Union
Hungary
Republic of the Congo
Biddeford Lace Journal notices and press data
The Biddeford Lace Journal appears with publisher and editor details, subscription rates, and Associated Press note. The pane references China Tibet Hungary critiques and UN stance on Katanga and disarmament talks amid Cold War era tensions.
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Adams Stree
Biddeford
Maine
Paw Casavant
T J Mahoney
Associated Press
Shape of an abalone shell and other crossword clues
Daily crossword clues list many entries for 48 to 63 across with hints like shape of an abalone shell 49 sound from the swimming pool 51 hit and rebound 53 June 21 22 or December 21 22 and many downs from 1 fiction al whaler to 61 trice two words.
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Bendix
Swift
Gay
Poem about a teen boy and household doubt
A growing boy who has just turned teen spends his waking hours outsmarting his skeptical household clan. Sarah Bridges Graves offers a culinary tip to serve baked custards with thawed raspberries, suggesting individual cups and omitting nutmeg for a pretty finish.
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Sarah Bridges Graves
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