Peace hopes rise after Algeria cease-fire ends long war
Editorial notes that France and Algerian rebels have agreed on a cease-fire ending a protracted conflict that toppled the Fourth Republic and killed thousands. It warns the Secret Army Organization will not topple the peace but may escalate terror, risking renewed violence amid fragile trust and a fragile path to freedom.
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France
Charles de Gaulle
SAO
de Gaulle
Algeria
GOP push for a 1962 principles statement
Washington 1962 12 member Joint Committee on Republican Principles seeks a middle of the road platform for the congressional campaign. Melvin R. Laird chairs with Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper as vice chair, aiming for a concise document around 1400 to 2700 words that may be endorsed at a Seattle Republican meeting.
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Iy Peter Edson
Washington
Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Melvin R. Laird
Marshfield
Wis
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Jake Javits
New York
Robert A. Taft
Senate
GOP National Committee
William E. Miller
William B. Pendergast
Committee
Aepublican National Committee
Seattle
States split on taxes masks deeper fiscal woes study says
A Tax Foundation analysis notes 37 states have sales taxes and 34 have income taxes with 23 having both. It argues revenue gains may come from intensifying existing taxes rather than new ones, while state expenditures soared from 7.1 to 31.6 billion dollars from 1946 to 1960, shaping future tax policy.
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Tax Foundation, Inc
The
Foundation
Tax Foundation
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Nevada
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Hawaii
West Virginia
Dollars land as consumers shape the economy
AP report notes higher incomes and varied spending patterns as consumers drive economic shifts. It cites disposable income gains and rising costs in personal care, transportation, health, education, and foreign travel, with food remaining large but share shrinking.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Commerce Department
Boyle's Column Bugs bite office self and others
Hal Boyle humorously catalogs imagined office ailments in a New York AP column. He lists white collar scandals like One Day Pneumonia, Two Day Flu, Virus X and Y, Crocodile Eyritis, Loafer's Kidney, Leader's Paralysis, Sycophant's Syndrome, Cafe Varicose, and Anemia Pensionitis. The piece lampoons office life and the health hazards of working at a desk.
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Cafe Varicose
Propose Better Health Care With Social Security Change
A reader argues that most older Americans face hospital bills they cannot afford and the nation must expand social security to cover illness. The Anderson King Bill would provide nine days of hospital care per illness, up to 180 days of skilled nursing, home health services, and outpatient diagnostics with minimal patient costs, without added controls on medical care.
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Journal
America
Congress
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues Summary
Entomologist collection and clues cover rabbit tail shelter rounded shape Olympian address bole of a tree possible meter acting endly Islands Caesar's wife two words Andean country jobs for a footboy antiquated banked on 21 plus word in a lawsuit where Bonneville Dam is sorry for one of Poe's names star performer back seat gives way two words Greek goddess of war year in Claudius time Rom lean about
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Endly Islands
Caesar
Bonneville
Poe
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher and editorship contact
Publication details for Biddeford Saco Journal list Adams Street address Biddeford Maine with Paul Casavant publisher and T J Mahoney editor. Rates shown include one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. Associated Press is credited with local and AP dispatches.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
T. J. Mahoney
Associated Press
Boy of ten builds case for credit cards in Texas cart tale
Ruth Millett notes a 10 year old in Texas who engineered his own credit card plan for a motor powered cart. He wrote to a major oil firm, claimed weekly income of one dollar, and was offered a credit card tied to a nearby service station. The column argues a credit oriented age values noncash solvency and social status via charging.
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Ruth Millett
Assa
Texas
Horatio Alger
The
Oil Company
Gary
Getter
Government advice saves Money for the elderly
Government Printing Office offers inexpensive booklets to help elderly households save money at home. Guides cover freezing food care, freezer failure steps, meat grades, U S food grades, detergents versus soap, laundering, and clothing care. Ordering details provided for complete list.
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Martin E. Legal
Regiment Advisors, Inc
U.S
Government Printing Office
Washington
D.C
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Thomas Jefferson
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Washington News
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Sion
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G. M
AT and T
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Boyle
Bugs
Hal Boyle
People’s Forum
Anderson King
Ena
Tara Root
Simon Sn
Schiaparelli
Charles Dickens
Heroides
New Zealand
Biddeford -Saco Journal
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