California Faces Job Growth Strain Amid Service Shift
The editorial notes California’s booming postwar service economy may not offset automation and rising labor supply. It cites a Johns Hopkins study on new regional growth, quotes Earl Warren on wartime employment, and warns the state’s job expansion may lag behind automation and population increases, stressing reliance on paid services.
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Appalachian Highlands
California
Florida
Southwest
Johns Hopkins University
Earl Warren
Brand Names Week Promoted by Foundation Across 30,000 Outlets
Brand Names Week runs May 17 through 27 with more than one thousand top manufacturers sponsoring the effort. The Brand Names Foundation seeks to inform consumers of benefits of buying from recognized makers and highlights competition as a driver of better, more reliable products. About 150,000 stores are signed for the annual Brand Names Week, with 30,000 outlets participating year round. The program reaches grocery, drug, menswear, hardware, liquor, appliance, department stores and many other retailers.
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Brand Names Foundation
Foundation
Handcuffs in government highway spending rule
The article argues that federal funding makes the government the boss in highway design decisions. Oregon once used yellow stripes for visibility and tourist guides but now stripes must be white due to federal funding. Proposals to paint bridges bright colors are rejected by federal rules. The piece links funding to policy control.
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Oregon
Uncle Sam
Common Market impact on American industry voiced by Motec chief
William F. Foss of Motec Industries argues that the European Common Market reflects an earlier U S model with tariff free intra union trade and urges tariff reform to boost exports. He says labor and management should support revisions to increase America’s share of world markets.
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William F. Foss
Motec Industries, Inc
United States
Carpenter Unicycle Trick Delights Washington
Lt. Cmdr. Malcolm Scott Carpenter, the space rider of the near future, bought a unicycle for his two boys, who complain they rarely ride when father is home. He becomes the neighborhood sensation with feats of balance at parties.
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Washington Staff
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Cmdr
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Carpenter
TV Nostalgia Dims NBCs Weekend Folklore Host Leads Tepid Show
AP reviews NBC Facts and Foibles as a patchwork with Art Carney and Alice Ghostley delivering little, while Yves Montand on Broadway earns praise for charm and production. Notes shifts in space coverage staff and previews a few fresh reruns across networks.
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NEW York
Art Carney
NBC
Rudolph Valentino
Woodrow Wilson
Sesson
Elvis Presley
Marilyn Monroe
Whistler
Yves Montand
ABC
Montand
Polly Bergen
Bobby van
Diversification Proves Its Wisdom in 1962 Market Action
Investors forum highlights GM surge while U S Steel falters amid price and political pressures. Diversification kept a $20 profit in GM and a $26 loss in U S Steel, illustrating the risk of concentrating in a single industry. Tightening fiscal strains and market jitters underscore the need for a balanced portfolio and steady investment philosophy.
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General Motors
U. S. Steel
Steel Common
Washington
Bethlehem Steel
America
Poem Wish by Paulette Nicoletos Wins Honor at St Joseph
Maine student Paulette Nicoletos of Old Orchard Road works to craft a flawless poem in a playful verse about rhymes and rhythm. Her piece earned recognition in the National High School Poetry Anthology this year.
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Paulette Nicoletos
Old Orchard Road
Maine
St. Joseph
Cheerful house depends on a happy woman says Ruth Millett
A cheerful home is defined by the presence of a cheerful woman. The author notes that despite bright colors plants and furnishings the true cheer of a house comes from the hostess’s happy face voice and hospitality, not decor alone.
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Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Social Security finances reviewed by the Advisory Board
The article notes 1961 figures with $12.3 billion in taxes and $11.9 billion in benefits. It explains the reserve fund at $23.5 billion, with $22 billion in government bonds and $1.5 billion in banks. Taxes rise 1 percent in coming years to support future benefits.
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Martin E. Legal
Retirement Advisors, Inc
Social Security Administration
Social Security Advisory Board
Social Security
Social Security Reserve Fund
U.S. Treasury
Congress
Should Camp Ellis Secede from Saco
A reader argues Camp Ellis should secede from Saco to gain better streets lighting and beaches. He cites fifteen years of limited improvements such as paving, dredging, and new streetwork, questions tax increases, and criticizes lack of funds for dredging the river or building a breakwater.
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Camp Ellis
Riverside Avenue
Saco
Our Readers Voice Letters Welcomed on Local Topics
The Journal invites signed readers letters on issues of real local interest. Views in this column are not endorsements. Letters must include a return address, but the writer’s name may be withheld from printing upon request.
Biddeford Saco Journal Publication Details
Publication data for the Biddeford Saco Journal outlines address, staff roles, and contact numbers. It also lists subscription rates in advance: one month 1.85 dollars six months 10.50 dollars and one year 21.00 dollars.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
T. J. Mahoney
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A dense list of crossword clues with numbers and word lengths covering across and down entries across topics from sports to poetry, geography, and daily general knowledge, including hints for fill in a newspaper style puzzle. The fragment shows multiple numbered clues with varying difficulty and language hints.
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