Editorial Page Thought for Evening
Gratitude is a duty which ought to be paid yet no one has a right to expect it says Rousseau in the editorial section.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1961
Page
4
Family Farm Under Pressure From Modern Machinery
The article examines the shift from small 40 acre family plots to larger operations driven by machinery and chemical inputs. It notes a rise in farms with annual cash sales above 10 000 dollars, while many smaller and part time farms struggle to stay viable. It highlights high startup costs for land and equipment, pushing new farmers toward tenancy.
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Bruce Biossat
Agriculture Department
U. S
No quick cure-all for unemployment NAM study says
The National Association of Manufacturers issued a new study, Unemployment-Causes and Cures, arguing unemployment cannot be solved by quick anti-recession measures. It cites chronic economic maladjustments, slower productivity, outdated tax schedules, and overreliance on government as root causes and urges removing obstacles to capital formation.
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National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
Tax Bite Demonstrations Stir Public Opinion in Florida Power Tale
A Florida Power and Light publication recounts two pay window tricks to reveal tax withholding. One shows full pay then immediate tax deduction, the other spreads a four week tax bite into a single week. The lesson: high taxes perceived when joltingly exposed, urging taxpayers to connect spending with their withheld dollars.
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Florida Power and Light Company
Washington News Meet Dr Mordecai Ezekiel In New Frontier Role
NEA analysis notes Dr Mordecai Ezekiel once shaped New Deal farm policy and heads FAO surveys. Born in Richmond and linked to the South, he is described as a conservative economist with a track record in Census, Farm Board, and UN FAO. He may join George McGovern on Food for Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Washington
Rome
Mordecai Ezekiel
United States
New Frontier
George McGovern
Ezekiel
Brookings Institution
Maryland
Minnesota
Census Bureau
Coolidge
Department of Agriculture
Division of Farm Management
Hoover Adminis
Federal Farm Board
Henry A. Wallace
Claude Wickard
Richmond
Moses Ezekiel
VMI
Virginia
Moses
Arlington Cemetery
Mordecai
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
Kennedy
FAO
India
Wall Street Journal
U. S
George Rustproof, Boyle's Dream Pal for Every Home
Hal Boyle imagines a universal dream pal named George Rustproof a robotic helper who does every task from shaving to babysitting to handling housework. The column humorously envisions a loyal electronic friend who carries you to the bath, funds expenses, services your guests, and defends the TV from a rival. George embodies the ideal servant and companion, with a playful warning about a possible flaw in chasing perfection.
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Hal Boyle
New York
George Rustproof
Outer Space
Inner Space
George
Alladin
Buddy
US Consumers See Mixed Signs as Budget Pressures Grow
AP analysis notes Americans earn more and spend about the same while debt grows cautiously. Wages rise with longer workweeks and overtime, 66 million employed, nearly 5 million seeking work. Health care and rent cost rise, fixed incomes strain, but overall inflation sits steady.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Labor Department
American Bankers Association
Meeting the advertised heroines and foreign aid debate
Ruth Millett surveys women shaped by ads and home life while James Marlow discusses U S foreign aid. He argues democracy abroad requires tangible improvements for peasants, warning that poverty and Communism lure with empty promises, and notes Kennedy's forthcoming foreign aid plan and the need to sell real reform.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Tokyo
Congo
Laos
Egypt
Sudan
Turkey
Pakistan
Burma
Iraq
Thailand
America
Russia
Italy
Kennedy
Congress
Half a Million Violators Warned On Household Workers
The IRS says over half a million household workers are not being properly reported for Social Security. Employers often misreport earnings or fail to file taxes, risking fines or jail. Workers should verify wage reporting, request a wage statement, and contact Social Security if discrepancies or nonreporting occur.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Internal Revenue
Social Security Headquarters
Baltimore
Social Security
Social
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact listing of crossword clues including across entries such as Lived in a tent and Any material in definitely, with entries like Concealed Amounts Almost 2 words and several numbered hints ranging from 2 to 58 across and down, indicating a themed puzzle with varied wordplay and miscellaneous references.
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Vou Eber
Cherubini
Loire
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