Not having it all their way
A BIOSSAT analysis notes Western Europe unity and Sino Soviet fears. It surveys satellite gains since World War II, citing numbers: 17.3 million added to Moscow Peiping orbit since 1953, with Cuba 6.5 million, Laos 3 million, and South Vietnam 13 million under pressure. It argues freedom remains despite communism’s pressures and regional setbacks.
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U. N
Adlai Stevenson
Red Army
Europe
United States
Czechoslovakia
South Korea
West
Moscow
Peiping
Viet Nam
Indochina
Red China
Fidel Castro
Laos
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Guatemala
Greece
Iraq
Congo
Yugoslavia
Albania
Kremlin
Maine Townsman urges thorough study of state public transportation
The January Maine Townsman calls for a comprehensive analysis of public transportation needs to ensure future adequacy. It notes Maine faces fading rail service, troubled urban bus and air lines, and the economic impact of transport on downtowns and interstate links. It promotes coordinated, funded solutions, including possible public ownership, to secure Maine’s economic future.
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Maine Townsman
Maine
Competition Drives Retail Heights in 1962 Industry View
A National Association survey shows food chains fight price pressure with service and quality merchandise. Managers prize high employee morale, export management, and good personnel as key assets, stressing the human factor over material concerns across chains. Wrinkles on faces show lines of resilience.
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National Association of Food Chains
Washington faces farm subsidy downsizing under supply management plan
Washington reports Kennedy will send Congress a supply management program to align production with demand. Freeman has held multiple briefings to press reforms, with the National Advisory Commission endorsing cutting surplus stocks and matching output to usable outlets to avoid taxpayer-funded overproduction.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn
United States
Kennedy
Congress
Orville Freeman
Freeman
National Advisory Commission
Department of Agriculture
Willard W. Cochrane
Boyle's Column Men Admit They Are Homely
A light essay condemns vanity and social pretense while joking about self image. It quips that mirrors mislead, barbershop cuspidors once defined eras, and parakeet talk signals starved wit. It compares men and women, wealth, and confidence with playful social insight.
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New York
United Nations bonds marketed by U Thant in US finance plan
Acting Secretary-General U Thant pitches UN bonds to governments and nonprofits to ease a financial crisis. President Kennedy seeks congressional approval for the US to buy up to 100 million of the 25 year bonds to support UN operations amid missed assessments by the Soviet Union and others.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
United Nations
U Thant
Kennedy
United States
Thant
Ford Foundation
U.S
Congress
Soviet Union
U.N
Congo
U.N. Activ
Wet blanket comments appear in Ruth Millett column
Ruth Millett notes a constant chorus of dampening remarks that follow everyday milestones from buying a big car to aging and retirement. The piece catalogs common put-downs and cautions that greet life events and laments the universal presence of skeptical voices.
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Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assa
Paul Harvey Urges U S to Switch From Leisure to Labor
Paul Harvey argues Americans are lazy and relying on welfare while Khrushchev's economic pressure grows. He warns decay rivals Rome and Greece and says only hard work and alertness can avert decline, urging a return to industriousness before a possible red threat recedes or worsens.
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Khrushchev
Florida
Russia
United States
New York
West
Labor Department
Washington
Rome
Spain
Greece
China
General Features Corp
Viennese not amused by Brinkley’s Vienna portrait on NBC
AP reports TV writer notes Viennese officials criticized David Brinkley’s Our Man in Vienna for portraying Austria as overgoverned and leisurely. The segment featured Strauss music and grazing imagery of workers. Also noted are Milburn Stone’s honorary coroners association membership, NBC program title tweaks, and a Stillwater algae waste cleanup idea from Oklahoma State University.
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NEW York
David Brinkley
Vienna
NBC
Brinkley
Austria
Europe
Strauss
Milburn Stone
Doe
National Coroners Association
CBS
Stone
Frontier
Thian
Los Angeles
Stillwater
Okla
Nature
Troy C. Dorris
Oklahoma State Universey
Dorris
Hollywood Stars Weigh Kovacs Memorial TV Anthology
Hollywood figures discuss a weekly TV anthology as a memorial to Ernie Kovacs. Edie Adams would star and benefit, with 39 top stars willing to participate. Concerns include scripts and schedules, while Kovacs’ death Jan. 3 sparks renewed tribute and recognition of his originality.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Ernie Kovacs
Edie Adams
Jack Lemmon
Kovacs
Edie
Palm Springs
Biddeford Maine Daily News Publication Details
The Biddeford Maine Daily Except Sunday lists offices at 11 Adams Street with Paw Casavant publisher and T J Mahoney editor. Subscription rates are payable in advance at $1.85 for one month, $10.50 for six months, and $21.00 for one year. The paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paw Casavant
T J Mahoney
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue List
A dense list of crossword clues with numbers and partial phrases covering many themes from titles to geography and language. Entries include former English queen half prefix Maltese symbol inter governor in Juneau ancient serf offended two words began two words winter protection two words culpa run away offhand comments two words motion picture greeting much valued runs away o horse with wings two words art shop purely impulsive British spelling tropical vine associate of shame mill of ss wae six cad chewia etc.
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Juneau
Brit. Sp
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