General LeMay and McNamara clash over bomber plans
The debate centers on whether the United States should push a new long-range manned bomber. General LeMay cites urgency for a flexible 1970s aircraft, while Defense Department policy and budget limits resist rapid development.
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Enlightened self interest in global aid flows
An analysis argues future crises will hinge on have and have not nations as aid reshapes power. It notes the vast disparity in population and production, U S and Soviet aid totals since World War II, and the growing role of Western nations and multilateral bodies in directing loans and grants to developing countries.
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Appalling water waste in New York drains supply
The water commissioner estimates New York loses about 100 million gallons daily to leaky faucets, roughly one tenth of the citys one billion gallon daily use. Property owners may face up to 50 in fines for immediate repairs as drought concerns linger.
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U S ready for challenge in Africa says Washington
Washington warns that 1964 65 will bring trouble as African students educated in the Soviet bloc return home. Analysts fear Castro trained agents could tilt revolts in Zanzibar Tanganyika and Kenya with small numbers and urge U S diplomacy to help African governments while avoiding interference.
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Washington Correspondent Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
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Europe
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Tanganyika
Kenya
U.S
Boyle's Column You can dream your dreams
Fragments of letters people would like to get but rarely do show a cozy international flavor to their rock group fantasies and odd personal requests. The items range from a Beatles recruitment pitch to inheritances and travel offers in a humorous, Matted tone.
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Algeria
Mother Bell plans large stock sale to raise funds
AP reports Mother Bell aims to raise 1.25 billion by selling more stock to existing shareholders while AT&T expands dividends and other firms borrow or issue bonds. The piece discusses advantages and drawbacks of equity, debt, and other financing options for corporate growth and tax implications.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Mother Bell
At&t
Paul Harvey on the double standard in politics and business
Paul Harvey argues that public officials face harsher scrutiny than businessmen and questions the double standard between private and public life. He notes incentives, pay, and accountability differ, yet the public pays for both sectors and calls for integrity across the board.
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Hollywood Better movies paying off Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett discusses career women pressured to imitate traditional homemakers to win their husbands, then shifts to Hollywood cinema trends. Eugene V. Klein of National General Corp reports a theater revival due to better product and audience demand, with earnings turning profitable in 1963 after prior losses.
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Enterprise Assn
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Eugene V. Klein
National General Corp
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Town Going to the Dogs in Manchester Letter
Reader lauds Manchester New Hampshire leash ordinance and urges Biddeford adoption. Complaints include roaming dogs, damaged lawns and harassed pedestrians. Continued on Page Eleven.
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Biddeford-Seco Journal Masthead and Rates
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