NATO ministers to meet in Athens with no major decisions expected
Washington notes that the spring NATO foreign and defense ministers meet in May, with Rusk and McNamara attending. The talks are not expected to yield bold moves, though NATO faces issues on Berlin nuclear capability and ongoing regional tensions. Khrushchev’s rhetoric and European economic shifts frame the backdrop. NATO aims to boost strength, with Norstad planning 30 0-day-ready divisions by year end.
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NEA
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
United States
NATO
Athens
West
Nikita Khrushchev
Mediterranean
Acropolis
Constantin Karamanlis
Khrushchev
Europe
Norway
Berlin
Anatoly Dobrynin
Washington
Congo
Lauris Norstad
Editorial Page Thought for Evening
Editorial note reflects on wisdom and faith quoting Mary Baker Eddy. It offers a reflective brief urging readers to seek guidance from spiritual sources as a path to understanding and prudent living.
Unsung heroes behind Saturn SA-2 launch praised
The article credits private industry and researchers for the Saturn SA-2 program. It notes 163 private contracts totaling up to 41 million dollars, spanning 25 states and 104 communities, with firms supplying components from vibration systems to weight measuring tools.
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Cape Canaveral
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Chicago
Indiana
Massachusetts
Kennedy plan to reform transportation and railroads
President Kennedy proposes a broad transportation reform aimed at rescuing railroads from decline and creating a competitive, sound national system. Industry leaders praise the plan for reducing federal control and boosting fair competition across transport modes.
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Kennedy
Congress
Loomis
The
Association of American Railroads
American Retail Federation
Pampered stepchild TVA taxes debate and critics
In a Congress debate a remark warned that taxing TVA like private utilities could threaten its viability. Critics describe TVA as a pampered stepchild and question its tax advantages, noting public power distortions while others mock unrelated anecdotes.
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Congress
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
George Norris
Herbert D. Vogel
Tennessee
Knowing when to stop in stocks says Babson
Babson argues that market timing is futile and urges selling to take profits when the market looks strongest. He cites anecdotes of rich men who lost fortunes and stresses recognizing when to retire from speculation. He supports SEC measures but says laws cannot end speculation or the instinct to bet.
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America
Durin
Hetty Green
Securities & Exchange Commission
SEC
Wall Street
Columbus
Plymouth Rock
Investors Forum Stockholders Need Courage
By Harry C. France the piece argues psychological forces drive the stock market as fear leads to mass selling. It cites Standard Oil of New Jersey Royal Dutch Amerada and others, notes price swings and rebounds, and warns about the influence on 15 million equity owners amid congressional probes into exchanges funds and markets.
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Harry C
France
America
International Petroleum
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Royal Dutch
Amerada
Standard of New Jersey
Jersey Oil
Avevada
General Electric
Westinghouse
Allis- Chalmers
Standard Qu
United States Steel
Bethlehem
United States
Congress
Population growth and unemployment under scrutiny
Paul Harvey reviews sociologist Danforth Stern's warnings on population increase and its impact on jobs. He cites rising female work rates, migration from farms, and potential policy missteps. The piece cautions against overcorrecting with automation or welfare expansions while noting 44 million workers unemployed and 7 million welfare freeloaders.
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Danforth P. Stern
Illinois
United States
Chicago
Wilbur Cohen
The Forum Advises On Stock Investment Choices
A letter to The Forum discusses investment strategy criticizing security brokers and urging readers to buy sound stocks. The writer asks which five industries to choose and suggests chemical, oil, bank, utility, and electrical equipment stocks as picks.
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General Features Corp
Richard Boone plans Broadway return after Paladin
Hollywood AP Richard Boone confirms he will travel through the 1962 63 TV season with Have Gun Will Travel while preparing for a Broadway lead in Sergeant Steiner. He says stage work grants actors full control and the move is for artistic satisfaction rather than money, noting his Paladin rights sale ensures long term income.
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Hollywood
Richard Boone
Gun
Boone
Sergeant Steiner
CBS
Wants to Know Where Money Goes in Tax Hikes
A reader questions Deschambault administration over ongoing tax raises. The 1942 plan includes new taxes on shopping centers Bagley’s real estate and inventories plus new homes valued at about two million dollars. The writer cites a 53 percent increase over three years and asks voters to remember this at the next election.
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Deschambault Administration
Bagley's
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed List
A list of crossword clues covering across and down entries from Ultimates to cross most entries includes names like Abbi and phrases such as Face It. The puzzle spans topics from geography to grammar with varied word lengths and clue styles.
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Florida
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Investors Forum
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Paul Harvey
Biddeford -Saco Journal
Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
T. J. Mahoney
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Paladin
People’s Forum
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P. S
I. Q
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