McNamara Keating clash over Cuba MRBM bases and evidence
McNamara presented photographic proof that 24 hard MRBM bases in Cuba were bulldozed, while Sen. Keating questioned proof and cautioned about remaining dangers from Soviet build up. He argued that even if bombers and missiles were removed the threat persists. The dispute, a continuing battle in Congress and public debate, centers on what is defensive and what is offensive.
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Defense
McNamara
Cuba
Kenneth Keating
New York
Keating
Russia
Cuban
Winds of Freedom reveals Dean Rusk’s global policy mind
Washington News Book profiles Secretary of State Dean Rusk through about 60 speeches and statements from the past two years edited by Ernest Lindley. The volume, The Winds of Freedom, argues Rusk’s focus is a worldwide struggle against Communist imperialism, with analysis of his patience in negotiation and stamina for the job.
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Peter Fdson
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Dean Rusk
Ace N.wsman E‘rnest Lindley
Ruck
Beacon Press
Rusk
U.S.S
Minneapolis
State Department
Khrushchev
United States
Dean Acheson
John Foster Dulles
Kennedy
Dulles
Tax lunacy in Wisconsin tax law sparks absurd cases
A 1961 Wisconsin rule requiring withholding on income earned in state by nonresidents leads to oddities. Bargemen on the Mississippi, pilots crossing the Midwest, and a New York executive visiting Sheboygan could face Wisconsin tax withholding based on where work occurs. Legislators and the tax commissioner seek fixes as the state debates revenue needs versus practicality.
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Wisconsin
Newsweek
Upper
Mississippi
Minnesota
Midwest
New York
Sheboygan
Self regulation in securities markets merits cautious support
The piece argues that regulation should stay split between government oversight and industry self regulation. It notes New York Stock Exchange rules often exceed government standards and praises voluntary industry protections for investors, urging public awareness while warning against excessive bureaucracy. It ends with a call to support Red Cross flood relief.
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Principal Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
How to build him down wives rule says flatter
Ruth Millett cites a divorce lawyer’s rule to never reveal faults about a husband. She notes wives often vent to relatives and friends, dragging husbands down and hurting both spouses. The piece argues exposing faults harms the wife’s image and the husband’s standing, regardless of complaints.
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Ruth Millett
Enterprise Asia
Jim
Bob
Mrs. Brown
What is world opinion according to Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues that there is no singular world opinion shaping U S policy. He contends American foreign actions are driven by expediency and self interest rather than universal rights. He cites Africa Asia and Vietnam as examples where supposed world opinion is irrelevant to ordinary people. He warns meddling abroad has often led to trouble.
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Paul Harvey
Castro
Congo
Mississippi
Nehru
Congo policy critique warns of endless costs and failed intervention
The piece argues that United Nations and United States military and financial involvement in the Congo creates perpetual debt and unrest. It condemns the shotgun wedding of rival tribes, lack of democratic prospects, rampant inflation, and unemployment. It calls for ending prolonged foreign meddling and avoiding repeated costly mistakes.
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Congo
U.N
U.S
Leopoldville
Valentine Day Is a Woman's Racket Says Boyle
HAL BOYLE vents from New York that Valentine Day has become a one sided popularity contest. He recalls his own allergy to the holiday since childhood when gifts to his tall crush were shared, leaving the giver with an empty feeling and a sense of male subordination to women.
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New York
Seass
Balance of Washington talk on economy worries the public
AP News analyzes the Washington debate over fiscal policy and the uncertain future of the economy. Officials warn that adopting opposing plans could worsen conditions, while supporters claim the outlook remains solid. unemployment remains stubbornly high, and data show only minor gains as discussions intensify.
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AP Business News
NEW York
Washington
Off-beat TV program stirs interest in Dickens theme
Cynthia Lowry notes CBS aired A Dick ens Chronicle an off-beat program inspired by Oliver Twist and Dickens birth anniversary. The piece links the show to later TV plans with Jim Franciscus David Janssen Gary Lockwood and Bob Hope projects shaping next season while Nielsen rankings favor CBS with Beverly Hillbillies and Ben Casey atop.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
CBS
Oliver
Charles Dickens
Mr. Micawber
Mr. Novak
David Janssen
Richard Diamond
ABC
Gary Lockwood
Bob Isope
NBC
Jackie Gleason
Beverly Hilbillies
Ben Casey
Red Skelton
Lucy
Danny Thomas
Andy Griffith
Bob Hope
Tommy Sands
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher and staff notice
Publication details for the Biddeford Saco Journal list Adams Street Biddeford Maine as address. Publisher Paul Casavant and Managing Editor E P Ingalls are named with contact numbers for business and editorial departments. Subscription rates: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Associated Press rights noted.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Puzzle clues cover a wide range from anatomy to geography and language. Many items reference people places and objects such as a college in Lewiston Maine and Osceola's tribe while others describe actions and qualities like moving swiftly and circumspect behavior.
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College
Lewiston
Maine
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