Pressure test for Kennedy on Soviet summit pressure
The piece argues the Kremlin may press for a 1961 summit and that Kennedy will be tested on whether to meet pressures or insist on solid preparation. It notes Rusk’s cautious diplomacy, Eisenhower’s Paris lapse as a warning, and warns that resisting a rush to summit tests Kennedy’s dedication to peace and justice amid domestic and international reactions.
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Kennedy
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Paris
Khrushchev
Kenneley
Kennedy action shapes 1961 economic outlook in Washington
Washington coverage outlines uncertain early 1961 forecasts as Kennedy plans and party platform propose growth targets of 5 percent annually. Analysts caution inflation risks and note unemployment could rise before housing, school, and urban aid programs take effect. The immediate challenge is first-half 1961 growth.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
National Industrial Conference Board
America
National Planning Commission
Gerhard Colm
NPC
Conference Board
Selfefense
Democratic Party
Kennedy
Afl-Cio “Economic Review
Stanley Ruttenberg
City plea for parking help during snow plow season
A reader asks city leaders to cooperate with residents lacking driveways by allowing parking in church and school yards to keep cars off the streets and avoid double plowing. They estimate 200 to 300 cars, about 90 families, would benefit at low cost. The writer urges mention at the next council meeting.
Marriage, death, and birth trends in Maine rise
The Office of Vital Statistics reports rising marriages and deaths in 1959 Maine, with births dipping slightly from 1958. The birth rate slight decline may rebound as postwar baby crops mature. infant mortality and certain death causes shift, while economic and social advice punctuate the piece.
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Office of Vital Statistics
Maine
Journal Bureau
Plaudits Few For Woman Who Says No
Ruth Millett argues the American woman needs to learn to say no to outside demands. Praised for saying yes, homemakers who decline extra duties are often seen as slacking, while those who never refuse gain admiration. Millett notes social bias and promotes Happier Wives offered by mail order.
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Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assn
J. B. Priestly
Ruth Milletts
Ruth Millett Reader Service
P.O
Dept
Radio City
New York 19
N.Y
Paul Harvey Urges Creative Drive To Beat Soviet Economy
Paul Harvey argues that the United States should wage an economic war with creativity to outpace Soviet by developing new products and modernizing industry. He cites tax writeoffs for new machinery in wartime and points to Germany and France as models, urging broader depreciation incentives to spur U.S. industry.
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Paul Harvey
Kennedy
Russia
Iron and Steel
Internal Revenue
Russell Harrington
France
Orgers
Sweden
New Senate Leader Mansfield Not A Patsy In 1960
Washington reports the Senate selects Mike Mansfield of Montana as Democratic leader to steer President Kennedy's programs through the chamber. Johnson will preside as vice president, with Mansfield potentially guiding policy and caucus meetings while Johnson may influence behind the scenes. Mansfield, a moderate, contrasts with Johnson's prior style and faces a Democratic majority ready to push new legislation yet wary of overreach.
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Pao
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Johnson
Mansfield
Kennedy
Marine
Ae D. Eisenhower
Steel labor talks aim to revive economy in 1961
In New York AP reports steel labor and management meet to address joblessness, shorter weeks, and slumping profits. The industry, facing rising wages, competition from other materials, and auto sector demand shifts, hopes a labor-management accord will boost production, jobs, and government tax receipts as 1961 begins.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Bac
Washington
Wilbur Peeble's New Year Resolutions Go Awry
In YOURVILLE U S A AP Wilbur Peeble America's most average husband sketches New Year resolutions from cutting the budget to quitting dinner dates and firing the cleaning woman His wife Trellis Mae bursts into a long tirade denouncing him as the least worthy husband as she laments her patience and sacrifice The scene plays as a light psychological vignette by HAL Boyle.
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Hal Boyle
Yourville
U.S.A
Wilbur Peeble
America
Trellis Mae
Wilbur
Wilber
Mae
Buddy-Buddy
Adams Street Biddeford Daily News Adams Street Publication Note
Local Biddeford publication list includes publisher and editor lines and rates. A narrative fragment follows about Wilbur and Trellis Mae involving New Year resolutions and poker night, ending with a humorous twist about compromising with a wife. The piece shifts abruptly toward dialogue about letting a wife win.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paw Casavant
T. J Mahoney
Tele
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues List
Puzzle presents across and down clues with varied definitions from 2 words to single terms. Entries cover places relations and objects such as dog purchase locale, French hero, ancient terms, and tools, plus generic descriptors like delicate beauty and important periods. The list mixes languages and historical references to frame a comprehensive crossword challenge.
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