Plastic bubbles and the plasticization of modern life
A quixotic, humorous tirade rails against plastic bubbles that enclose everyday goods. The piece laments barriers to inspection, recalls simpler shopping days, and urges readers to unite against plastic packaging with a provocative call to action.
The Paradox of Public Tolerance and Imperial Haste
An essay on American tolerance for private frailty versus public mistakes, arguing that officials face unprecedented global challenges from Vietnam to Cuba. It contrasts swift, imperfect moves with calls for perfection, warns against overreacting to errors, and notes the difficulty of guiding Berlin, Korea, and other flashpoints amid rapid nationhood.
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South Viet Nam
South America
Berlin
Korea
Laos
Indonesia
India
Cuba
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Fisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Viet Nam
Latin America
Castro
Economic growth debate among top economists stirs confusion
Washington briefing reports three leading economists from Michigan MIT and Chicago presenting contrasting paths for growth at ABA forum. McCracken cites civilization decay and lagging patents while Samuelson pushes a 21 point program and Stigler argues science overvalued and mergers aid progress.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Enterprise Assn
University of Michigan Graduate School of Business Administration
Arnold Toynbee
McCracken
Plateau Fever Grips Economy Amid Tax Cut Debate
Government economists warn the economy remains on a plateau with a slight upside tilt. Businessmen delay expansion, awaiting signs of demand, while many expect tax cuts and higher spending to lift growth. Consumers and workers worry about debt, inflation, and automation battles in Congress.
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AP Business News
NEW York
Congress
Boyle's Column Dont trust first robin
Hal Boyle muses on human foibles and social quirks with a string of aphorisms about leaders, artists, stars, and everyday behavior. The column playfully contrasts temperament and judgment across professions, from business tycoons to athletes, while noting little trials of daily life and marriage.
Biddeford Saco Journal Public Notice Details
Publication imprint for Biddeford Saco Journal lists 11 Adams Street address Biddeford Maine Marie Paul Casavant publisher E P Ingalls managing editor and telephone numbers for departments. Subscription rates are Payable in Advance One month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Associated Press member note states exclusive use of local news and AP dispatches. Entrant declared second class postage paid Biddeford Maine.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Marie Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone Business
Associated Press
Maine
Carol Burnett Fired From First Movie Job Then Hired Again
AP Movie Television Writer recounts Carol Burnett’s early setback at the Ivar Theater and Warner Hollywood as an usherette, fired for watching Strangers on a Train too many times, later rehired to star with Dean Martin in Who's Been Sleeping in My Bed. It charts her career across Broadway and television, noting grueling hours and personal reflections on Hollywood life.
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Hollywood
Carol Burnett
Ivar
Hollywood Boulevard
Warner Hollywood
Alfred Hitchcock
Robert Walker
Miss Burnett
Dean Martin
Paramount
Garry Moore
Las Vegas
Tax laws and Congress as equals in a republic
Paul Harvey attacks entitlements for lawmakers and broad tax changes. He argues Congress exempt rules harm the public, citing travel expenses and luxury allowances as examples. He urges citizens to press representatives to end preferential treatment and restore fairness in taxation and oversight.
TV explores ethics of Americans in ABC Directions series
AP reports a five half hour ABC Directions program series on ethical values produced with the Jewish Theological Seminary. The show probes teen behavior business ethics science and world affairs with moderator Robert Lewis Shayon aiming to reveal real motives through discussions with clergy and rabbis.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
ABC
Directions
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Robert Lewis Shayon
Saturday Review
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A condensed crossword listing with across clues 46 to 64 and down clues 1 to 58, including note fractions and abbreviations. The page shows standard puzzle entries such as Pen, Campus group, Ash or yew, Swift, Shortcomings, Forsaken, Member of a religious group, Scotsman's, Asterisk, Animated, Young animal, English compose, French composer, Bitter herb, and many others, with cross-references like Asterisk and Abbr., and entries like Indians excellent form, Shaped, seal, and Plumed bird.
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Pen
Swift
Scotsman’s
United States
Paul Murphy
Matthew
Dmitri
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Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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