Washington News Seeks Unity in NATO Parley in Paris
Washington correspondent Peter Edson reports the Atlantic Convention in Paris will seek methods to strengthen NATO unity beyond rhetoric. Delegates from 15 nations, led by Herter and Clayton, will explore political governance and weighted voting as possible steps to a true Atlantic Community.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Paris
NATO
United States
Christian A. Herter
Will Clayton
Elmo Roper
William A.M. Burden
Eric Johnston
William F. Knowland
Britain
France
Germany
Canada
Iceland
Luxemburg
Atlantic Alliance
Atlantic Community
Republicans Eye 1962 Victory Shift by Realigning Voter Loyalty
Bruce Biossat reports on Charles Sellers Jr and election studies showing long term party affiliation drives most votes. Voter blocs form early with young voters following parents, while realignments occur when the dominant party loses touch. GOP strategy focuses on winning over new voters to alter enduring loyalties.
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Republican Party
GOP
Charles Sellers, Jr
University of California
University of Michigan
Dwight Eisenhower
Sellers
U. S
White House orders farm subsidy study to curb deficits
A National Association of Food Chains newsletter reports President Kennedy will direct a full scale study of the farm subsidy problem. An agricultural economist will join the Council of Economic Advisers and the Agriculture Department must secure White House clearance before new farm subsidy commitments.
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National Association of Food Chains
Kennedy
Council of Economic Advisors
Department of Agriculture
White House
Cold War intensifies as oil becomes weapon in Soviet push
The era’s great strategic question centers on potential hot war while the cold war grows sharper. Oil emerges as a key weapon in the Soviet economic offensive, with Standard Oil of New Jersey noting government control and private firms unable to act alone. Senator Monroney backs a Western counter offensive strategy. NATO and allied nations hold talks on mounting pressures in this vital arena.
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West
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Russia
Monroney
Standard
NATO
National Wildlife Week Set For March 18 to 24
Wildlife week materials are being distributed to state chairmen for the 1962 observance sponsored by the National Wildlife Federation and its 51 affiliates. The theme focuses on waterfowl and wetlands conservation benefiting both man and wildlife. Honorary co chairs include Jay N. Danling, the federation’s first president, and Walt Disney.
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National Wildlife Federation
District of Columbia
Jay N
Ding) Danling
Walt Disney
Boyle's Column Takes Gentle Shots at Heavyweights
New York columnist HAL BOYLE mocks dieting and weight issues with a string of light jabs at a man named Elmer and others. The jokes poke fun at self control, appetite, and social dining habits in a humorous exchange.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Elmer
Mr. Wallow
Dollar defense plan proposed by group of ten nations
A proposed 6 billion dollar currency pool is set to be administered by the IMF to defend the dollar and nine other currencies from unusual drains on reserves. Members pledge totals ranging from the United States two billion to Sweden one hundred million, with funds lent as needed to curb gold and currency outflows. The plan aims to shield against temporary raids but does not fix underlying fiscal issues.
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AP Business
NEW York
London Free Market
Eisenhower
Kennedy
International Monetary Fund
Congress
United States
Britain
Germany
France
Italy
Japan
Canada
Netherlands
Belgium
Sweden
The Snowy Owl Poem Excerpt Quietly Unfolds
A poetic fragment describes a snowy white figure gliding through pearly air as light breaks across a drifting fog. The lines craft a ghostly northward silhouette unveiling itself in a luminous sea of moment and silence.
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Sarah Bridge Graves
Box 68
Saco
Wife as financial genius shocks a baffled husband
Ruth Millett notes a husband lamenting his wife's bargain hunting and layaway habits. He complains she saves money by shopping sales and delaying bills, yet acknowledges she stretches his income to cover what she deems essential. The piece argues wives often stretch household budgets through practical finance.
Check Your W2 for Accurate Social Security Records
Advice to verify your upcoming W-2 from your employer with the Social Security Administration details. Verify name spelling, Social Security number, and quarter-years of coverage. Request corrections if any item is wrong to avoid future benefit issues.
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Washington
Social Security
Baltimore
Social Security Administration
Socia Security District
United States Government
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Lifetime rink pass for 85th birthday in Hancock Wis
Charles W. Christianson milestoned 85 and received a lifetime pass to Lo Nor Rollar Rink in Hancock. Copenhagen native, he skates nightly, rarely misses a session, tending a cucumber patch by day. He plans to read after skating as part of his routine.
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Christianson
Copenhagen
Denmark
Biddeford Lace Journal Masthead and Rates
Biddeford Lace Journal published daily except Sunday at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine lists Paw Casavant as publisher and T J Mahoney as editor with phone lines for business and editorial. Subscription rates shown are one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00 with AP news content licensed.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paw Casavant
T J Mahoney
Associated Press
Tax hikes and school costs raise local debate
A letter to the Journal questions tax increases under current city administration. The writer cites funds spent on site prep for a new school and urges monthly financial reports. They contrast debt-free governance under a prior mayor with present fiscal concerns and call for staged equipment purchases and scrutiny of city finances.
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West Street
City Hall
Louis B. Lausier
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Ferber
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