Washington News Moderates control India
Washington analysts say post Nehru India will tilt right economically with private business encouraged and fewer burdens, yet remain left of center in policy. Expect Khrushchev visit this year, continued Soviet courting, and a cautious U.S. aid posture to balance Pakistan.
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Enterprise Assn
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U.S
India
Laos
South Viet Nam
United Nations
China
South
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Pakistan
Kashmir
Soviet Union
PTA Embraces Equality Fight Signals Change
Editorial applauds the National Congress of Parents and Teachers for urging members to pursue equality of opportunity in education and work. It notes the sign of social concern from a national PTA stance and calls members to act on conscience, while questioning follow-through.
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PTA
Chicago
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Portsmouth Herald
Miss Stanwyck
Taylor
Castle
Sugar policy stick highlights need for review
A discussion of U.S. sugar policy outlines a government controlled system with domestic and foreign quotas. It notes shifts after Cuba’s quota reduction in 1960 and a push by Senator Pearson to raise beet and total quotas, while the State Department cautions against fully restoring Cuban shares. The piece insists the national sugar policy warrants re-examination.
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U. S
U.S
Cuba
Pearson
Kansas
State Department
Signs at NYC bus stops show full routes in color
City hall will install metal signs at every bus stop mapping complete routes. Each bus marked with route numbers on front and both sides. The system promises instant guidance for travelers, eliminating the need to chase buses. Novel clarity, historic practicality, and utmost simplicity herald a new transit era.
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New York City
Robert
City Hall
An Even Keel Economy Signals Steady Market Outlook
The piece argues no imminent business downturn threatens stock prices and notes inflation risks are priced in. It asserts demand drives market swings, with buyers previously pricing in a continued boom. The tone remains calm about future moves, stressing no need for alarm at fluctuations.
Boyle's Column City dogs have it made
New York columnist Hal Boyle contrasts pampered urban dogs with country dogs. He notes city hounds enjoy rich diets, swift medical care, and fashionable accessories while often bullying owners, paying for pet services, and living 365 days of canine privilege in Manhattan.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Big City
New York City
Interpreting economic signals in an election year
Analysts weigh gold stock shifts and trade data to gauge optimism pessimism or caution. Optimists point to 1964 growth and shrinking deficits while pessimists cite slower early gains and tax-cut uncertainties. The cautious stress long term trends and upcoming months as the real test.
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New York
U.S
United States
Johnson
Biddeford-Saco Journal Publisher and staff notes
Biddeford Saco Journal lists address at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine with W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. Rates shown: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. AP rights note confirms local news and dispatches exclusive to AP.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Post
Hollywood Old Film Pros Back Together Ruth Millet
A reader asks if a working daughter should contribute to household expenses after graduating. The mother notes the daughter spends her paycheck on herself while parents struggle. The columnist urges the daughter to pay room and board, even if not strictly needed, to avoid sponging and teach responsibility.
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Ruth Millet
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Night Walker set shows Stanwyck Taylor reunion on set
Hollywood notes from the Night Walker set where Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylor film together for the third time since 1951. The item covers their past marriages, studio banter, and a broader reflection on loyalty, informants, and anti communism era politics without graphic detail.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood (Ap
Barbara Stanwyck
Robert Taylor
William Castle
Camille
Castle
Taylor
Stanwyck
Bob
Barbara
Ursula Thiess
Hollywood
Tax reevaluation debate on Biddeford economy and 100 percent values
Readers discuss a proposed tax reevaluation program in Biddeford, arguing that a universal 100 percent valuation ignores local economic depression. Questions arise about fairness versus other towns, rent and cost of living impacts, and who bears the burden in a downturn. The letter notes rental, senior, and merchant effects and requests clarity on what constitutes true 100 percent valuation.
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Journal
Biddeford
Lausier
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