Eyes Right on U S From the Far South
Bruce Biossat assesses U S Latin America policy seen from both sides. Latin nations praise breadth and long term aims while watching Congress on a measure to curb Trujillo sugar exports, signaling whether the administration will penalize dictatorships in the hemisphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Congress
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Eisenhower
Cuba
Fidel Castro
United States
Castro
Trade ties strain US Japan over suits and exports
Washington talks hinge on a growing Japanese export push and American reactions. A ACW boycott targets Japan made wool suits, signaling a broader clash over textile quotas, oil imports, and China trade. Missions from both nations aim to avert a split that could push Japan toward Red China or neutral status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
Washington Correspondent Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Tokyo
NEA
United States
Australia
Japan
America
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union of America
Miami Beach
ACW
Kennedy
U. S
Ar East
Red China
Soviet Russia
Canada
Rowland Brunston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Taizo Ishizaki
Federation of Economic Organizations
Pacific
Saudi Arabia
Japan Airlines
Europe
China
Reds
U.S
American Congress
Hong Kong
India
Opposition to extending minimum wage law to retailing
The American Retail Federation argues against universal wage hour coverage for retailing. It notes retail employs many temporary and part time workers who are often students, retirees, or supplementing family income. An arbitrary federal standard could reduce marginal employment, a reason the last Congress shelved the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Retail Federation
United States
National Sunday School Week Declared For April 10 16
The 17th annual National Sunday School Week will be observed April 10 16 with Pat Boone as national chairman. Boone urged weekly Sunday School for families and called for religious education as third dimension training guiding youth toward future leadership. The Layman's National Committee sponsors the interfaith observance to reaffirm faith heritage and promote worship attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Boone
Boone
Iron Workers union backs weekend work to save jobs
Marine Digest of Seattle lauds an Iron Workers Local for voting to work weekends for four months without premium pay to prevent a quarter million dollars in contracts from being lost. The move, praised as enlightened, aims to save jobs and payrolls despite criticism that it cheapens working conditions.
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Marine Digest
Seattle
Iron Workers Union
Iron Workers Action
Kennedy faces triple problem saving Laos from communism
In a news conference President Kennedy outlined three major Laos challenges. He warned of possible force if rebels backed by Red China or Red North Vietnam resist peaceful cease-fire efforts. He questioned how to keep Laos neutral yet influenceable, amid ongoing East West competition and long term instability.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kennedy
Laos
Russia
Korea
China
Southeast Asia
All Asia
Alec Guinness Returns to Hollywood for Japanese Role
Sir Alec Guinness resumes film work in Hollywood after a six year break to play a Japanese tycoon in A Majority of One for Warner Brothers. Rosalind Russell co stars as a Bronx housewife with whom he shares an East West romance. Guinness studied Japan for two weeks and various locales to avoid inauthenticity, avoiding a single inn and eager to keep his portrayal simple and remote.
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Hollywood
Sir Alec Guiness
Mervyn Leroy
Warner Brothers
Rosalind Russell
Bronx
Sir Alec
Guinness
Japan
Grace Kelly
Holly
Little Fingerprints Memory in My Kitchen
A mother recalls her children’s prints on a can and a window pane as she cleans the kitchen. She describes how Raymond, then a toddler, stood on a can to mimic his father, leaving tiny hand and lip imprints later washed away yet held dear. The poem concludes with the mother cherishing these marks in her heart.
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Raymond
Dad
NBC air salutes spring with five and a half hours of TV
Cynthia Lowry reviews NBCs Sunday telecasts a Mussorgsky opera in English Omnibus with Edie Adams Goulet and McCormick, Henry Dunker Give Us Barabbas drama with James Daly and a Noel Coward Brief Encounter with Dinah Shore. The block showcases varied musical theater and an Easter program, but the Boris Godunov English lyrics are often unintelligible.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
National Broadcasting Co
Noel Coward
NBC Opera Company
Mussorgsky
Boris Godunov
NBC Opera
Omnibus
Edie Adams
Robert Goulet
Myron McCormick
Hall of Fame
Henry Denker
Ralph Bellamy
Dinah
Miss Shore
NBC
Paul Harvey On Mister K In An Open Letter
Paul Harvey presents an open letter to Mr K of Moscow in cooperation with Mr and Mrs Charles W Chapin of Wichita Kansas. He argues that humanity is inherently individual and that Communism seeks to erase difference but will fail as people yearn to be individuals. The piece concludes noting the author’s copyright 1961 General Features Corp.
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Paul Harvey
Charles W. Chapin
Wichita
Kansas
Boeing
Moscow
Mister K
Chapins
Mr. K
America
Bradford
General Features Corp
Biddeford Saco Journal masthead fragment shows staff and rates
Publication notice lists Casavant T J Mahoney at Adams Street and Reford Maine staff details. Subscription rates in advance are one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. Includes Associated Press notice and second class postage remark.
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Associated Press
Biddeford
Maine
Daily Crossword Puzzle Primer From Clues and Clues
A compact crossword setup lists Across and Down clues with numbered entries like 48 Boulevard Abbr or 58 Initials of a fraternity. The grid references common puzzle terms, including May Day items and names, expecting familiar wordplay and cross-checking for a solvable print edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vania
France
Leningrad
Mynhah birds and marriage ethics in Ruth Millett piece
Ruth Millett argues a California wife won divorce because her husband favored his mynah bird over her. She says wives should ally with a husband's hobbies, not press the issue, and avoid conflict to keep harmony. If the husband loves pets or work, the wife should join rather than contend. All rights reserved Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
California
Mynah Bird
Mynah
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Washington News
Marlow
Viet Nam
Douglas MacArthur
Police
Alec Guiness
Wood
Ross
London
Mae Atwater Phillips
Paul Harvey News
Liz
Biddeford - Saco Journal
al Pira Tell
Casavant T J Mahoney Telephone
Adams Street
Reford
Business Depts
Weiee
Leslie Caron
St. Louis
Pennsyl
Pegasus
U.S. President
Ruth Willet
Hubby
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