Thought for Evening Editorial Patch
Editorial page reflection quotes Ruskin on kindness and care for the poor, underscoring that consideration and small gestures can outweigh large wealth in aiding those in need. The tone urges compassionate public discourse and personal generosity.
Budget sizes and deficits through Kennedy era contrasts
The piece compares Kennedy's proposed 1963 budget with past deficits and surpluses from 1931 onward. It notes a long deficit run, a few surplus years under Truman and Eisenhower, and shows how interest on the debt and war spending shape today's vast budget. It argues bipartisan trends in debt, deficit, and budget size.
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U. S
Kennedy
Harry Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Opinions From Grass Roots Areas Across the Nation
In Spring Valley New York leaders note book sales rise over 1952 as reading grows among parents and children. A survey finds 49 percent value newspapers while 28 percent would suffer if TV failed. Across Hawaii Texas Massachusetts Michigan readers comment on welfare state ideas and American resilience amid global tensions.
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Valley scene hosts winter ympics in a cryptic puzzle
The Daily Crossword presents Across clues like Small herrings and Vassar graduate while Down clues include Took a winter ride and Marine Corps in Virginia. Answer grid blends historical branding with literary and geographic terms across a varied set of hints.
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Lytton
Cyclades
Pullman
Abbi
Apeas
Marine Corps
Virginia
Penn Station
Farm wage hike proposal faces farm income hurdle
Washington reports that the Kennedy administration backs extending minimum wage to agricultural workers. Labor data show farm earnings averaging 1 016 dollars for migrants and 1 143 for nonmigrants per year, while farm returns run about 85 cents an hour. The plan links higher wages to higher farm income and consumer prices.
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Enterprise Assn
Department of Labor
U.S
Kennedy
Committee On Migratory Labor
United States
Labor Department
Arkansas
California
Migrant Labor Committee
House
Senate
Arthur Goldberg
Orville Freeman
Freeman
Shirley Booth Makes Hazel a Hollywood Star
Hollywood AP reports Shirley Booth, star of Hazel, boosts the show’s ratings. Booth reflects on adapting Ted Key’s panel cartoon to TV, aiming for warmth and a friendly dynamic among characters. She notes the challenge of translating one line gags into a sustained TV narrative.
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Hollywood
Miss Booth
Hazel
Lucy
Ricky
Ted Key
Old Orchard Beach High School Bomb Hoax Letters Unite Students
A student letter to the journal protests bomb hoaxes targeting Old Orchard Beach High School. The writer says hoaxes disrupt exams and graduation plans, force extra class days, and undermine respect for the school and its students. The piece calls for seriousness and notes many students work Saturdays.
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Dea. Citizens
Old Orchard Beach High School
Sme
Winter hearths and warm memories in a country home
A poem by Louise Darcy describes chimneys catching winter sun, frost on panes, and a fire lit at the heart of home. Children warm by the fire as kettle sings, while modern kitchens wait and wood furniture remains valued in a cozy rural house.
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White House
Home
Louise Darcy
Biddeford Lace Journal notices and staff details
Biddeford Lace Journal at 11 Adams Street details daily publication with publisher Paw Casavant and editor T J Mahoney. It lists subscription rates and Associated Press rights and mentions post office classification.
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Adams Stree
Biddeford
Maine
Paw Casavant
T J Mahoney
Associated Press
Babson notes unions shift Florida land deals and banking ties
Roger Babson observes Indian Lake Estates near Lake Wales, a 7000 acre Florida development tied to Teamsters mortgage, possibly local union ownership. He outlines waves of Florida wealth, from private banking to mutual funds, and predicts unions’ growing banking role amid tax and anti trust considerations.
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Babson Park
Mass
Lake Wales
Florida
Indian Lake Estates
Leon Ackerman
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Key West
Central West
Miami
Gold Coast
Wall Street
Dalliel Drew
Jim Fisk
Jay Gould
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Railroad Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
J.P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Delaware
Havemeyer
Harriman
Muzzling the Military and Civilian Rule Debate
Paul Harvey argues against military involvement in politics and defends civilian control while analyzing the Kennedy Walker case and the Senate hearings. He contends officers’ judgment matters in war, warns against politicizing ranks, and urges restraint and focus on national security.
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Kennedy
Ted Walker
Walker
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
John Stennis
Arleigh Bure
Geneal Walkers
Washington
General Features Corp
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