Precautions in Food Handling in Warm Weather
Editorial urges careful food handling in warm weather citing risks of gastroenteritis and infection from moist foods and pastries. Emphasizes thorough handwashing, proper refrigeration, keeping hot foods hot and cold foods cold, and avoiding mayonnaise in unrefrigerated sandwiches. Public health officials warn against casual outdoor eating and note hepatitis links to person-to-person hand contact.
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State of Maine
State Department of Health
Uncle Sam as world middle man stirs allied rifts
Washington sees Uncle Sam as a global middle man caught between rival nations. Pakistan, Netherlands, Indonesia, Italy, Israel, Arab states, Nationalist China and NATO allies all challenge U S policy for aid, recognition or territory. The piece urges a tougher line and more self interest in diplomacy.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Enterprise Assn
NEA
Sam
United States
Soviet Russia
Pakistan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
U.S
India
Kashmir
Netherlands
Indonesia
Western New Guinea
West Irian
Italy
Austria
South Tyrol
Israel
Near East
China
U. S
Outer Mongolia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Congo
United Nations
Angola
Laos
Canada
Dominion
Japanese farmer gifts willows to American Consulate
A Japanese farmer, 69, Katsuichi Maeda, expressed gratitude for American generosity after World War II by offering 17 unique weeping willow cherry trees. He placed them at the American Consulate in Nagoya, a free gift symbolizing trust between nations.
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Japan
Katsuichi Maeda
Maeda
United States
Nagoya
America
Future of Retailing Moves Toward Chains and Individualism
A National Retail Merchants Association forecast cited by Chain Store Age predicts retailing will trend toward multi store operations that gain chain efficiency while preserving single unit stores’ individuality. It argues consumers want mass distribution benefits plus a sense of personal service and humanity in shopping.
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Chain Store Age
National Retail Merchants Association
Littering Costs Soar in National Clean-Up Effort
Litterbug reports to Keep America Beautiful that 50 million dollars in tax funds are spent yearly to clean litter from primary highways. The U.S. Forest Service spent 3 million dollars last year for forest clean-up and litter-caused fires total 70 million dollars annually. Human losses are between 750 and 1,000 killed and about 100,000 seriously injured each year from crashes caused by road debris.
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Keep America Beautiful, Inc
National Wildlife Federation
U. S. Forest Service
Hobby model makers boost auto and military kits gains
Space and nuclear sub models drive hobby growth, with auto and naval kits rising 20 percent this year. Monogram Models reports cars now 45 percent of sales, military planes 25 percent. Youth interest centers on hot rods, with boys under 18 leading trends. RC- style line notes Navy nonsecret blueprints and public data sources for accurate replicas.
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New York
Jack M. Bessen
Monogram Models Inc
Chicago
Besser
Vice Adm
Hyman G. Rickover
Navy
Ideal Toy Corp
Hollis
N.Y
Fathers Revel
Venice
Calif
Mineola
America
No Is All ThatSells The Simple Word In Parenting
Ruth Millett argues that modern parents over explain to children and fail to use the simple word no. She recalls a three year old who, despite patient reasoning, continued to whine for a candy bar. In past generations parents said no and moved on, keeping life simpler for both sides.
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Ruth Millett
Alan
Junior
Retirement ethics and aging in American life
Paul Harvey argues retirement should be a purposeful transition not a withdrawal. He warns against idleness, urges continued usefulness, planning, and financial security to avoid mental decline and social harm. He frames sixty five as a hilltop, not an end, and champions dignity and responsibility for a productive, planned future.
The Wonderful World of Bike Riders
A lyrical piece chronicles a boy rider named Pinto whose bike carries him on daring journeys to protect settlers and challenge thieves. It hints at future missions and urges constant vigilance while praising youthful courage. Published with Maine State Police cooperation.
Roger Moore Versatility Shines Across Studio Moves
AP interview with Roger Moore in Rome discusses his wide range from The King's Thief to Ivanhoe TV, The Miracle, The Alaskans, Maverick and the Western cycle. He recalls being re-dubbed on Maverick and dodging a Western type label while navigating multiple studio contracts.
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Bob Thomas
ROME
Roger Moore
Pasion
Moore
MGM
Diane
Columbia
Warners
Maverick
Bowles undersecretary position under review by Kennedy
President Kennedy indicated Bowles could be moved if a better fit arose but has no current plan to reassign him. He said Bowles should remain as undersecretary for now, though he will ask Bowles if he believes a different role suits him better. The exchange reflected ongoing questions about staff reshuffles.
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Rusk
Kennedy
Bowles
State Department
Secretary of
Dean Rusk
White House
Bowles Faces Public Strife in Kennedy Admin
In the first Kennedy administration quarrel, Bowles, undersecretary of state, is attacked by critics while President Kennedy and Bowles navigate a tense standoff. Reports of Bowles leaving or becoming a roving ambassador circulated before Kennedy and Bowles publicly paused the turmoil.
Daily Crossword Puzzle Side Teaser Incomplete Clues
A crossword style item listing many clues with mixed letter counts and stray phrases. The readable entries include references to 10 160 square rods 14 Get on about 15 Industrial fuel and more, with partial spellings and odd spacing.
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Child
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