Confrontation in UN over Russia arrears guides fate
Editorial argues the United States must confront Russia over UN arrears to uphold UN rules. It notes Western support aside from France and some Latin American nations, with Afro Asian bloc pivotal. Failure to enforce payments risks UN credibility and potential Soviet influence.
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Russia
United Nations
General Assembly
United States
Stevenson
Washington
Moscow
U. S
France
Latin America
Bolivia
Guatemala
Soviet Union
Ussr
Inflation real menace and its elusive cure
The piece examines persistent inflation, predicting continued dollar erosion and varying annual impacts while noting the difficulty of defining safe limits. It discusses wage settlements in auto and steel sectors, presidential reactions, and the absence of clear guidelines to curb rising costs.
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Washington
Auto
United Auto Workers
David McDonald
C-141 Milestone Signals Shift in Air Mobility at Tinker
The first of a new generation C-141 cargo planes arrives at Tinker Air Force Base marking a milestone for the Military Air Transport Service. With 132 jets on order, the fleet will close gaps in U S strategic air defenses by enabling ocean crossings in a single flight and rapid loading and unloading.
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Military Air Transport Service
Tinker Air Force Base
Oklahoma
United States
Silence on Khrushchev, Telephone Fear in Budapest
RFE reporters in Vienna note a contrast in Budapest between reactions to Khrushchev's ouster and Kennedy's assassination. After Kennedy's death last year, phones rang with discussion. after Khrushchev's change, people avoided calls and spoke only in person, reflecting limits on public talk in the Soviet bloc.
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Radio Free Europe
Nikita Khrushchev
People’s Republic
RFE
Vienna
Budapest
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Washington News U S vulnerable to Red missiles
Soviet capability for aero intercontinental ballistic missiles with 100 megaton warheads could threaten U S security. Pentagon scientists warn 100 megaton ICBMs would disrupt U S communications and delay presidential orders, potentially delaying response and allowing Russian evacuation of major cities.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Enterprise Assn
NEA
Soviet Union
United States
Pentagon
Novaya Zemlya
U. S
Washington, D.C
White House
Pacific
Mediterranean
European
U.S
Red
Tony Randall Fire and Laughter Across Media
Tony Randall, seen as a film star and versatile talent, jokes he is fired in every medium twice in radio, once in television, theater, and films. He recalls career misfires, then notes he found work after, including a recent satire with Rock Hudson and Doris Day. He praises Catskill summers for schooling in show business and jokes about disliking rock n roll and baseball.
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New York
Tony Randall
Tony
Suburbia
Rock Hudson
Doris Day
Tulsa
Okla
Northwestern University
Ethel Barrymore
Katherine Cornell
Paul Muni
Catskill
Pilfering headache to business in theft problem growing
AP Business News writer notes insiders steal about a billion dollars annually from U S firms. Experts urge preventive security programs, stronger management, and tighter work procedures to curb internal pilferage, warning that inside theft often exceeds losses from burglary and car theft. Royal Globe Insurance adds rapid growth raises risk if security and supervision lag.
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AP Business News
New York
Saul D. Astor
Management Safeguards, Inc
Astor
Royal Globe Insurance Co
Money
Mer
Royal Globe
Aggravating People We Meet On The Phone And In Life
Ruth Mills presents a humorous column listing traits of irritating people. The piece catalogs voices that reveal identity, tardiness, endless advice, and constant interruptions, ending with the punchy line Aggravating-aren't they.
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Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Safety tips for aging readers from stairways to kitchens
A long essay by Earle Doucette outlines how older adults face higher accidental death risks and offers practical safety steps. It covers stair rail end warnings, color cues for steps, avoiding head throws, securing rugs, lighting paths, stove and bath precautions, and driving or walking considerations for aging night vision and slower reflexes. It also transitions to Maine deer hunting season, noting economic and social impacts, including meat yields and local employment.
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England
Earle Doucette
Maine
Biddeford Lace Journal Publisher and Saint Address Info
Biddeford Lace Journal at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine lists W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. Telephone numbers for business and editorial departments are provided along with subscription rates payable in advance and a note that the paper is a member of the Associated Press with local news rights.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Post
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