Editorial Page Thought For Evening O Deception Weaves Web
The editorial laments how deceit grows from small lies and complicates public discourse. It reflects on the moral cost of deception and urges readers to value honesty, transparency, and accountability in civic dialogue. Sir Walter Scott’s reference underscores the timeless warning about tangled consequences.
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Sir Walter Scott
Venezuela
Astroite National Liberation Front
Nixons
Caracas
Robert Kennedy
Latin America
Beaulac
General Features Corp
Governors Talk of Recapturing Federal Tax Revenue
The piece argues that governors meet in Miami Beach to discuss reclaiming federal tax receipts, but state and local governments would struggle to approve the needed tax boosts. It notes federal aid to states and cities rising, with highway and welfare grants dominating, while budgets face deficits and political resistance to higher taxes. President Kennedy cautions that aid may balance the budget, but Congress will likely trim the state aid figure. Election results show governors struggle to pass required tax increases amidst expanding functions.
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Miami Beach
Kennedy
Congress
New Face of Ireland Aided by Cooperation and Industry
The Lamp highlights Ireland’s revival as grim unemployment eases through a government program of capital grants and long term concessions. Foreign and domestic firms build plants, including a large joint venture near Cobh, boosting exports and jobs as tradition blends with modernization.
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the Lamp
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Ireland
United States
England
Canada
Australia
Cobh
Amercan
Reform talk and dangers of congressional reorganization
Washington observers note growing momentum for reform to curb filibuster rules and simplify committees. Proposals, led by Senator Clark and Senator Case, seek a bipartisan commission to overhaul procedures, budget controls, and oversight while urging longer terms and higher pay for lawmakers.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Clifford Case
R-N.j
Commission On
Congressional
Bipartisan Commission
House
Saco zoning row on campers prompts reader letter
A reader disputes Saco zoning board claims over camping near the beach. He argues campers boost Maine’s recreation economy, cites business support, and seeks a variance to use adjoining seventeen acres near Old Orchard Beach. He urges citizen and business backing for his February appeal.
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Saco
Maine
Old Orchard Beach
America
Chamber of Commerce
Zoning Board
Board of Appeals
Ocean Park Road
Thornton
Arthur Hn
Power of unions shows naked newspaper strike power
A four line editorial condemns the New York and Cleveland newspaper strikes as wielding monopoly power by unions. It argues that only a unified union movement could shut down major papers, harming public access to news and undermining the public interest and freedom. Government mediators are rebuffed.
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Congress
United States
New York
Cleveland
Hollywood and Horses in Film Tie Strong in California
Hollywood thrives as horses remain central to film and TV, with the American Humane Association reporting over 1,200 horses employed in movies and television last month. The piece notes the enduring marriage of cinema and equine talent amid a shifting industry.
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California
Hollywood
American Humane Assn
How about men share blame for father figures
A reader letters column prompts talk about whether fathers influence children as much as mothers. Some urge men to praise mothers to children, while others note that a father’s harshness defeats any wife’s efforts. Readers reveal mixed views on parental influence and the path to respect for both parents.
Cautious outlook as February tempers business optimism
The February winds temper business confidence as officials weigh tax cut effects and Europe’s turmoil. Analysts expect only modest gains with potential delays in corporate relief and higher Social Security taxes offsetting any consumer purchasing power gains. Some executives doubt deficits will spur surpluses and argue savings may fund old debts.
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AP Business News
A_ lyst
New York
Europe
Treasury
Maine Today Grandma's interest in Maine
Earle Doucette notes rising spring interest from northern states and Canada in Maine tourism. Maine promotional staff at the New York Boat Show will guide visitors across hot spots from Montreal to Miami, highlighting rock hounds, water skiers, campers, boaters, antique shops, and history buffs.
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New York
Maine
Miami
Cleveland
Washington
D. C
Montreal
Lake
Chesancook
Codfish Harbor
Lafayette Hopkins
Biddeford Lace Journal Ad Campaign Praises Maine
The Biddeford Lace Journal notes Adams Street publication details and a promotional editorial praising Maine. It extols Maine tourism and activities as a year round draw, urging readers to consider the state's offerings beyond scenery and climate.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
T. J. Mahoney
Associated Press
AP News
Jaily Crossword Puzzle Clues and References
Crossword style list of numbered clues covering many ranges from 2 words to phrases plus hints on answers. Includes references to ancient, linguistic, and material terms with wide topic variety and potential solutions across art, science, and daily-life vocabulary.
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