Editorial Page Boss of generals
Defense Secretary McNamara faces renewed criticism from lawmakers who doubt civilian control over the military. The piece argues that civilian oversight is essential and that a secretary must have veto power to guide and restrain military leaders, otherwise civilian management becomes meaningless.
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Defense
McNamara
Capitol Hill
Pentagon
James Forrestal
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense Department
Congress
The American system summarized in simple terms
This piece outlines a private enterprise, free market economy driven by profits and losses. It explains how profits fund government, dividends entice investors, and reinvestment spurs growth and living standards. Losses reflect shifting consumer wants, guiding funds to desired goods and services. The conclusion: more good things for more people than any other system ever devised.
The New Mobility and World Travel Reach
The Trade notes editorials on jet age mobility and global travel expanding exchange and peace. Kennedy promotes government tourist bureaus to boost visits abroad as travel becomes a force for understanding.
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Saturday Review
Review
Kennedy
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues From Historic Page
Crossword clues list from an old newspaper page dated 1812 years ago with numerous entries across and down. Includes references to Rom five residence and various Latin and English terms, plus names and place hints like Washington and Abbi for a Fort Worth college.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Cape of Goo Hope
Ft. Worth
Abbi
Merry-andrew
George du
Congress debates four year extension of draft law
Washington debate centers on renewing the Selective Service Act for four years as laborales vie with youth unemployment. Proposals include shifting age targets and expanding programs like Peace Corps, manpower training, and new service corps while agencies push to absorb unemployed youths.
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Peter Edson
Washington Correspondent Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Congress
Federation
Matt Triggs
AFB
House
Selective Service
Armed Services
U. S
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver, Jr
Youth Conservation Corps
National Service Corps
Julie Andrews Set for Mary Poppins Role Amid My Fair Lady Reflection
Hollywood report notes Julie Andrews, linked to My Fair Lady in Broadway and film, is living near studios with husband Tony Walton and baby Emma Kate. She shifts to Disney’s Mary Poppins with co star Dick Van Dyke, praising the governess role and dreams of performing miracles on screen.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Julie Andrews
Poppins
Liza Doolittle
Julie
Liza
Audrey Hepburn
Warner Brothers
Walt Disney
Mary Poppins
Tony Walton
Emma Kate
English Cottage
Dick van Dyke
A Primer for Politicians by Paul Harvey
Editorial argues voters choose individuals over ideas and political slogans over substance. It urges uniting dreamers with builders who can implement visions at the precinct level and warns that Americans risk ruin if they ignore practical leadership.
Ground Rules For Safe Travel On Roads With Horses
Editor urges motorists and riders to follow safety rules as spring returns. Guidelines include reducing speed to five to nineteen miles per hour when approaching riders, avoiding horn or debris, and signaling with a raised hand to stop. Riders should travel with traffic, use side roads, ride before sunset, and report infractions to authorities or riding clubs. Marie Joyce of the Seacoast Riding Clubs signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riding Club Association
Seacoast Associated Riding Clubs
Marie Joyce
Sirch Hill Road
York
Medics to Crowd TV Channels in New York Spotlight
AP reports a surge in medical anthology dramas entering daytime TV with NBC and CBS expanding hospital based stories. Jack Gaynor leads The Doctors playing a young surgeon as NBC bets on a complete story format without organ music. Gloria Swanson heads to New York for a tour of Just for Tonight and London projects with Willard Swire and Peter Cotes.
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New York
Jack Gaynor
NBC
Gaynor
Ben Casey
Richard Roath
CBS
Long Beach
Calif
Ing Tonight
NBC Opera Co
Jack Webb
Louvre
Britain
Gloria Swanson
Harold J. Kennedy
Willard Swire
American National Theater and Academy
Swire
London
Peter Cotes
Country
Biddeford Saco Journal Expands Oil and Gas Focus
The Biddeford Saco Journal notes its Utah company owner is increasing emphasis on oil and gas development. It holds leases royalty claims and mineral options across U S mountain and plains states and in Western Canada, signaling a broader energy market strategy.
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Utah
U. S
Mountain
Plains States
Canada
Inflation hedges through land and mining trusts and producers
Babson discusses inflation hedges via land trusts and mining companies. Highlights include Kern County Land Company with vast acreage, Texas Pacific Land Trust and its surface rights, American Metal Climax with molybdenum and copper interests, Kennecott Copper and Anaconda as major producers, Phelps Dodge, Copper Range, and United States Smelting Refining Mining Company with diversified mining assets.
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American Metal Climax Company
Africa
Mexico
Canada
South America
Colorado
New Mexico
Michigan
American Metal Climax
Kennecott Copper
Utah
Chile
Kennecott
Quebec Iron & Titanium
Kaiser Aluminum
Anaconda
Montana
Nevada
Aaconda
Phelps Dodge
Arizona
Peru
Amerada Petroleum
New Jersey Zinc
National Geographic
Ake Superior
United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Company
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Washington
Mr. Kennedy
Iona
Omega
Gulf of Aquaba
Swift
U. N
Claudius
Basra
Hyman Rickover
Uzon
Washington News
Hitler Youth Corps
Young Communist League
Farm. Bureau
Paul Harvey News
Paul Harvey
American Republic
America
Ben Franklin
Khrushchev
General Features Corp
People’s Forum
Biddeford - Saco Journal
Adams Street
Biddeford
Marie Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Maine
Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Kern County Land Company
California
Louisiana
Mississippi
Australia
Texas Pacific Land Ust
Texas
TXL Oil Corp
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