Suburban GOP gains seen as promising but inconclusive
Editorial argues Republicans may fare well in suburbs, predicting 1962 results show a 2.5 percent gain across 13 metropolitan zones while noting losses in Boston and New York areas. It questions whether Kennedy’s 1960 suburban gains nor Romney’s Detroit surge will erode or enhance this trend into 1964.
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GOP
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Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Maryland
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Denver
San Francisco
New York State
New Jersey
New York City
Michigan
George Romney
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Kennedy unveils new federal manpower program plan
President Kennedy presents the first manpower report to Congress, linking unemployment reduction to a broad federal program. The package consolidates reforms from the Area Redevelopment Act of 1961 and the 1962 Manpower Development and Training Act, with forecasts that unemployment may rise without preventive action.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn
Kennedy
Congress
Willard Wirtz
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Health, Education and Welfare
Senate
Joseph S. Clark
Hazlitt on Economic Planning and Free Society
The Freeman quotes Henry Hazlitt arguing against government planning as dictatorship. He says private enterprise acts with foresight and voluntary, individual plans across producers, workers and consumers, proving planning exists in a free society and need not be centralized.
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Freeman
Henry Hazlitt
Mr. Hazlitt
Satirical Moscow tale questions planned economy in The Exchange
A mocked anecdote about an H-bomb smuggled to New York highlights flaws in a Soviet planned economy. The Exchange argues Khrushchev hinted at profits incentives and contrasts central planning with American free markets where people choose what to produce and buy.
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Ivan
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Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Nikita Khrushchev
Marx
Lenin
Various Odd Facts Unearthed by Boyle Column
HAL BOYLE surveys quirky trivia from mailbag and history including tax exemption for Soviet midgets, Toplady hymn on a playing card, Bible word frequencies, pre prohibition bootleg harms, alcoholism deaths, Frederick the Greats beverages, railroads count, solar heat travel time, Manhattan’s last organ grinder, Elizabeths safety belt habit, US worker injury days, and a Joel Chandler Harris quip about hogs.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Ireland
Soviet Union
Augustus Toplady
England
United States
Manhattan
Ueen Elizabeth II
Joel Chandler Harris
Money makes more trot for investors forum
Investor column urges buying prime bank stocks as a long term play. It notes bank deposits rising from 71 billion to 256 billion and argues stable dividends, high earnings, and conservative management make commercial banks reliable for diversified portfolios.
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America
Washington
Wall Street
TV Stars Blend Opera Blues Jazz in Weekend TV
The weekend TV color offered standout acts with Joan Sutherland Dinah Shore and Ella Fitzgerald performing together. Dinah Shore’s NBC tour pleased, while Sutherland’s high notes challenged viewers. NBC mapped schedule notes Betty White and Barry Sullivan host You Don’t Say April 1. Lucie Ball returns April 8. Ginger Rogers guests Red Skelton April 2. CBS highlights include Arthur Godfrey Loves Animals NBC.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York (Ap
Ed Sullivan
McGuire Sisters
Danny Boy
Joan Sutherland
Dinah Shore
Ella Fitzgerald
Dinah
Miss Sutherland
NBC
CBS Radio
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Betty White
Barry Sullivan
Lucille Ball
Lucie
Lucy
Ginger Rogers
Red Skelton
Summit Conference Mood Inspires Ceiling Reactions
Some people react with extreme alarm as discussions heat up toward a summit conference, their reactions highlighting the high tensions surrounding the event and the stakes involved for participating groups.
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher Details and Rates
Biddeford Saco Journal notes its office at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine publisher Paul Casavant and managing editor E P Ingalls. Subscription rates shown payable in advance list one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. Associated Press rights are stated for local news and AP dispatches.
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Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Normandy Car Notes
Puzzle clues list with scattered numbers and fragmented phrases including references to 17th century, Caliph's name, Puerto region, scout type, archaic oath, American Indians, plant with tab, duellist weapon, currency term, poet, kitchen utensils, testify, fictional detective, Supreme Command abbr, something to sow All items appear as partial crossword hints without complete grid or solutions.
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Mta
Normandy
Spain
Supreme Command
Gentlemanly behavior across genders sparks debate
A column questions whether men are more courteous than women in daily life. It contrasts grocery cart etiquette, checkout delays, driving manners, restaurant conduct, and public performance behavior, arguing men still display more gentlemanly acts than women.
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Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assen
Check Your Social Security Earnings Record Now
This column urges readers to request a statement of earnings from the Social Security Administration to verify their account. It explains the process, including mailing a filled form on a postcard, and outlines steps to compare the reported earnings with W-2 records. It notes the need for caution in identification and offers contact for lost cards and future retirement questions.
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Social Security Administration
Security
Social Security
Baltimore
Maryland
Martin E
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Harry France
Grand Central Station
New York 17
General Features Corp
Joseph G. Ramsay
Reno, Nev
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Maria Rosa Carboni
Giovanni Furini
Rome
Biddeford - Saco Journal
Cen
Conrad Her
Argentina
Culle Millett
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