Decline of Communism in France and Italy
Postwar analysts note that French and Italian Communist parties appear to be losing strength as economic booms reduce protest voting. Internal rifts after Khrushchev’s de Stalinization and a generation unfamiliar with wartime leftism erode support, signaling a shift toward Western liberalism.
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GOP Climate Questioned Ahead of 1962 Elections
Article weighs whether U S voters are souring on Kennedy and Democrats amid concerns over jobs stock market steel price disputes the Estes scandal and Laos as Republicans forecast a modest 1962 election pickup while cautions warn history offers no sure guide and local factors prevail.
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Kennedy
Billie Sol Estes
Laos
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Ohio
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight Eisenhower
Washington consumers may outpace stock market as barometer
NEA reporting notes that investors question market signals while data show rising GNP, payrolls, profits, and consumer spending. Plentiful credit and aging demographics reshaping buying patterns could make the Great American consumer market a clearer barometer of business than volatile stock swings.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Nick Adams risks fame with Saints and Sinners TV venture
Nick Adams shifts from The Rebel to a New York tabloid reporter role in the NBC series Saints and Sinners. He praises realistic newsroom work while noting John Larkin and Ann Blyth as staffers and Washington correspondent, with past credits including Hell is for Heroes and The Interns. He projects substantial earnings and eventual transition to films.
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Saints and Sinners
Dick Powell
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Richard Erdman
Ann Blyth
Ann
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Kirk Douglas
Babson Analyzes Stock Market Movement In 1960s
Babson Park Mass. Roger Babson surveys a week of market activity noting the Dow Jones off about 20 percent from early 1962 high, with industrials hit hardest and bankers, brokers, and mutual funds influencing prices. He warns on expected further declines as redemptions and fund sales loom.
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SEC
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Washington Woes Sap Confidence and Witty Quips Rise
Washington after the stock market break sees renewed low mood jokes as Kennedy proposals vex business confidence. Ladd Plumley mocks policy disruption, Walter Heller quips about a $7 million mortgage buy, and a nameless senator cracks two-faced remarks. Churchill’s smoking habits shift after embargo. Le Vien notes the change and shows Churchill’s memory of Havana cigars.
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President's Council of Economic Advisers
Walter F. Heller
Chicago
Billie Sol Estes
Heller
Women
National Democratic Club
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Paris
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Montmartre
Pigalle
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R-S.d
Rifle
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Jack le Vien
Chartwell
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Kent
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Seven Evening TV Picks From CBS NBC and NBC
Seasonal lull on 7 V screen but three or more events worth watching next seven days. The Movie Star on NBC Sunday night stars Dane Clark. Monday brings Julie Andrews and Carol Burnett in their two woman special on CBS. Thursday features Noah and the Blood, Stravinsky’s new dance drama, on CBS.
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Suneday
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Carol Burenett
CBS
Mort Sahle
Perry Como
Jan Sterling
Postal I Q Form Distribution For Disaster Locater Files
The American Red Cross issues Forms 3575 and 5243 to disaster displaced persons to notify relatives of their status and location. Completed forms are sent to the post office for a central locator file to speed mail forwarding and aid Red Cross workers in locating families, solely to answer inquiries about safety and welfare.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Stock market outlook and advice from Biddeford column
A Biddeford columnist notes recent stock rallies but warns many sore spots remain. He argues high prices do not match dividends, calls for a gradual decline and reduced stock prices, and cautions against selling investment-grade stocks while suggesting careful reentry as the market stabilizes.
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Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down clues
A dense list of crossword clues with numbers and fragmented entries covering repair, grammar, geography, people names, and various crossword hint topics across and down. The legible items include references to repair seams, binding, instruments, emotions, and common crossword answer types such as prefixes and noun clues.
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