GOP faces 1964 clash as Goldwater and Rockefeller vie
Republican professionals coast to coast warn a heated 1964 nomination fight could split the party. Eisenhower and Miller urge restraint while Goldwater amps up travels and Rockefeller eyes a comeback, with Nixon seen as a centrist option to bridge divides amid 1962 and 1964 strategic aims.
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Eisenhower
New Gop
William Miller
Eisenhower- Miller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Nixon
GOP
Richard Nixon
Mexico Oil Deal Lets Overland Import to U S
Washington oil policy story by Peter Edson shows a new U S Mexico Pemex arrangement to move Mexican crude from Tampico by coastwise ships to Matamoros then trucks across the border to Brownsville. The plan aims to satisfy 1959 Eisenhower proclamations while avoiding new quotas and shifts U S production.
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Peter Edson
Washington Correspondent Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Washington
NEA
U. S
Pemex
Tampico
Matamoras
Rio Grande
Brownsville
Eisenhower
Department of Interior
Canada
Mexico
National Coal Policy Conference
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Stewart L. Udall
Ated
Kelly
U. S. State Department
Mexican Foreign Office
Venezuela
United States
Cuba
Russia
Dust free rooms touted by Baker Co in New Englander edit
In Biddeford Maine editor notes Baker Co executive vice president Jack Eagleson warns of sub microscopic dust particles and their threat to precision engineering. He cites 12 years of focus and claims workspace cabinets or rooms create dust free environments for miniaturized parts including ball bearings. The piece questions broader dust concerns for everyday items like scrod and limos.
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The
New Englander
Biddeford
Jack Eagleson
Baker Co
Mr. Eagleson
New England
Nothing happens until a sale is made in ads and retailing
The Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association advocates advertising as essential to a thriving economy. It stresses that mass distribution and effective retailing move products to consumers, with ads guiding buyers and supporting competition. The piece notes progress comes when sales occur and ends with various vignettes about work and effort.
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Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association
America
U S gold flows stabilizing as pound weakens
Analysts note a halt in gold outflow and a $7.4 million weekly gain, lifting the dollar while the pound falters amid currency turmoil. A long-term dollar rescue hinges on solving ongoing U S financial problems and a possible devaluation remains a risk if deficits persist.
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AP Business
New York
U.S
U.S. Gold Board
Holbrook Ends Mark Twain Run for Fresh Projects
Hal Holbrook, after performing Mark Twain over 1,850 times in 13 years across 900 cities in 14 countries, plans a break. He will pursue a world tour as Twain historian lecturer, star in a new drama, and develop a Lincoln solo act while exploring a Huckleberry Finn musical adaptation.
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New York
Mark Twain
Hal Holbrook
Twain
Abraham Lincoln
Holbrook
Xar! Wittlinger
Europe
Ruth Mullett: Husband-saving wives deserve pat on the back
Ruth Millett cites reader letters arguing wives should use education and time to help run households. They defend taking on budgeting, repairs, and small emergencies to support husbands with labor-saving help, saying they are not seeking to dominate but to be useful partners.
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Ruth Millett
Papa
Social Security options for wives widows and mothers
Women can claim Social Security through husbands or as mothers and widows. Details cover wife aged 62 to 65, full or partial benefits, caring for a dependent child, and rules on remarriage and earnings. The piece notes ranges from 12.40 to 90.75 monthly and directs readers to Ray Henry’s handbook at 2017 Massachusetts Ave NW Washington DC for 35 cents. It ends with safety tips urging vigilance for children and reminding to expect the unexpected.
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Washington
Backache May Prove An Aid To Kennedy
President Kennedy’s back trouble kept him reading four newspapers daily, conferring with aides, and traveling, a pace critics say risks overloading him. James Marlow notes Eisenhower relied more on staff while Kennedy acts boldly, yet questions remain if he does too much and whether Dulles’ roaming helped or hurt.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Kennedy
Eisenhower
White House
Laos
Charles de Gaulle
Khrushchev
John F’__ter Dulles
Blief
Dulles
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A large mixed clue list for a daily crossword puzzle with across and down entries. Includes definitions and hints such as Moslem leader Trials Pack Place Put into action Clean Give off Gothic hard Widmark actor Splitting of molecules Musical instrument Brightly spotted silvery fish Eight AA animal Images on radarscope Shakespearean en Permitted Department store Ahmel Glutted eaer name Having arms like a squid Practice Took a seat Bock Gantries of naval arm of Rhine in central Netherlands Seems s type of p One of the 919 Big Four Make eyes at Way Astronauts goal Swing around a pivot Jets Giant Hurricane centers Foretokens Bribes Rives into the Elbe Heroine not La Boheme Of the kind of Suffix Religious denomination Extreme fear Ooze Japanese gain Grouped in units of three Peeled Cause to splash Hack colleen Prominent feature of the castle nightly Whodunit
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Rhine
Netherlands
Elbe
Biddeford Daily Briefs News Snippet
The Biddeford Maine daily features standard masthead data for Badecford pace hewrnel at 11 Adams Street with publisher Paul Casavant and editor T J Mahoney. It notes subscription rates and AP affiliation while closing with a quote on television cameras stressing illusion.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
T. J. Mahoney
Associated Press
AP News
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