The Creative Child and Schooling Costs Debate
The article cites Winston Churchill and other high achievers who thrived or faltered under standard schooling. It argues some gifted youths excel with outside study but many rebel against mass instruction, yet may be creatively productive. Dr. George B Brain proposes longer blocks of school time for creatives, backward, or incorrigible students, noting such special treatment costs money and asks where funds will come from to rescue promising youths.
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Winston Churchill
George B. Brain
Baltimore
Washington
Whistling in dark about tax cuts and rising social security
Time magazine notes that 1963 will see social security taxes rise by 1.8 billion dollars while income tax cuts may be limited or offset. Corporate costs rise by 900 million and wage earners have less to spend, as state and local taxes intensify. The piece suggests optimism for a consumer boom may be misplaced.
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Time Magazine
Congress
U. S
Clock ticks on national concern over chaotic transport system
The text cites President Kennedy's transportation message blaming a chaotic patchwork of outdated laws and heavy regulation for the crisis. It urges moving toward competitive free enterprise with less federal regulation, warning danger signals loom as 1968 approaches.
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Kennedy
Congress
Major US catastrophes claim 1300 lives last year
Metropolitan Life Insurance tallies show nearly 1,300 people died in catastrophes across the United States in the previous year. Seven major events caused 325 fatalities, including four plane crashes, two windstorms and floods, and one coal mine explosion.
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United States
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Washington Warns Latin Communists Maystep Up Violence
Washington warns that Latin American Communists may escalate violence and subversive tactics in the coming months. Assistant Secretary Edwin M. Martin testifies to the House Foreign Affairs subcommittee detailing five waves of infiltration, Cuba’s role, and plans involving front groups, propaganda, covert funding, and training for sabotage and guerrilla actions across the region.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn
Edwin M. Martin
House Foreign Affairs
Rep
Armistead Selden
D-Ala
Latin America
Martin
Cuba
Selden Committee
Castro
Panama
Dominican Republic
Prensa Latina
Brazil
Guatemalan Labor (Communist
el Salvador Comunists
Communist Party
Bolivia
Uruguay
Mexico
Venezuela
United States
Ft. Gulick
Canal Zone
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Ten Ways To Keep A Husband Young By Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett argues women embrace youth via fashion health and longevity while men are neglected in aging concerns. She notes wives often stay young aided by home labor saving devices diets and cosmetics and questions why husbands aren t kept young as well. The piece ends by asking what s wonderful about being the youngest looking widow on the block.
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Ruth Millett
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Papa
Mama
Dollar stability seen despite mounting payments deficit
US money transactions with the world faltered recently yet gold remains steady below the official 35.0875 price. A quiet international pool of central bankers supports currencies by buying when below the rate and selling when above, keeping London market stability while US exports strive to close a 1962 deficit of 2.2 billion dollars.
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AP Business News
New York
United States
U.S. Treasury
Washington
U.S
London
Oscar nominations show restrained, international flair
The Academy’s 2,500 voters avoided heavy spenders and focused on merit in the nominations. Lawrence of Arabia leads, with Marcell o Mastroianni and Peter O’Toole among top acting nominees. Supporting nods go to Terence Stamp and Omar Sharif. Frank Perry wins directing for David and Lisa over Mutiny on the Bounty’s director. Davis and Hepburn praised, while Robert Preston misses out. Some categories still need fixes, including limited songs.
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Hollywood
Academy
Lawrence of Arabia
Sophia Loren
Maximilian Schell
Marcello Mastroianni
Peter O'Toole
Nomi
Nees
Terence Stamp
Omar Sharif
Frank Perry
David and
Lisa
Pee Davis
Katharine Hepurn
Shirley Maclaine
Robert Preston
Feudal echoes in a Republican plea for freedom
Paul Harvey argues that Republican critics offer no real contrast to Kennedy and Rockefeller. He warns that pursuing Big Government risks totalitarianism, drawing a parallel to medieval feudalism where lords grow greedy, taxes rise, and serfs lose property. He urges GOP to defend property rights and limit state power.
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Kennedy
Rockefeller
Ple
Europe
Alvin Show gag prompts fire risk joke by creator
AP summarizes CBS cartoon Alvin Show focus on child audience and safety stance by creator Ross Bagdasarian who recalls turning down a fire gag to avoid violence. Mentions Chipmunks’ origins in 1958 from The Chipmunk Song and strong sales, plus NBC soap The Doctors and Nielsen top 10 shifts. Also notes post office complaint guidance and service aims.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
CBS
Alvin
Ross Bagdasarian
Bagdasarian
Adam
Ross
Chipmunks
NBC
Merv Griffin
Lucy Shaw
Danny Thomas
Andy
Biddeford-Saco Journal publisher details
Biddeford Saco Journal publishes daily except Sunday from 11 Adams Street Biddeford with Marie Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. Phone numbers for departments listed and subscription rates shown: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Associated Press member. local news reserved for AP dispatches.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Marie Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Maine
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues List
A full list of across and down crossword clues including numbers and brief prompts such as Part of a foot Cavil glory Banjo sound First King of Israel Mixed greens Tennessee Abbr etc. The puzzle covers many common crossword entries from foot part to Turkish commander with various two word phrases and abbreviations.
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Vidal
Israel
Tennessee
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Black Sea
China
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