GOP targets large states in bid for 1964 nomination
Nine months before the GOP convention in San Francisco the contest centers on the 13 biggest states with 662 of 1308 votes. Top contenders include Scranton in Pennsylvania, Rhodes in Ohio, Romney in Michigan, Case in New Jersey, and Byrnes in Wisconsin. California and New York hold decisive primary heft as Goldwater and Rockefeller jockey for support.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn
San Francisco
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
George Romney
Michigan
Sen
Clifford Case
New Jersey
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
New York
California
Rockefeller
Goldwater
William F Knowland
Scranton
Rockefeiler
New Hampshire
West Virginia
Oregon
Illinois
Romney
GOP National Committee
Arthur Summerfield
Texas
Florida
Indiana
Virginia
New Jers
Massachusetts
John Byrnes
Editorial Page Quotation On Wealth and Wit
A concise editorial remark discusses how wealth often shapes a witty approach that only matters because of riches, attributed to Sir Richard Steele. It frames a critique of affluent humor as a social marker and commentary on class.
Veterans Day marks ongoing nation gratitude and service
The piece notes Veterans Day has become a quiet observance for many, yet the United States continues daily gratitude through vast VA services. It highlights 22 million veterans alive, 30 million served, and VA care reaching 112,000 in 170 hospitals daily, plus large life insurance, home loans, and education programs supported by the department.
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United States
Korea
Veterans Administration
Channel tunnel dream moves toward reality after centuries
A long running idea to connect England and France by a tunnel has resurfaced with a joint Anglo French commission backing a $490 million plan for a two mile tunnel from Folkestone to Sangatte. If approved, the project could be completed in six years and would span about 23 miles underwater. A rail link could handle 3,600 vehicles per hour while avoiding weather disruptions, boosting cross channel transport and potentially Paris to London driving routes.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
England
France
Folkestone
Sangatte
Paris
London
Alan King Sees Success As Pleasant Reward For 21 Years
New York AP King, Brooklyn born, reports three consecutive years of about half a million dollars in earnings. He views success as a calmer stage in a tough field, noting money brings responsibility and can sharpen empathy. He calls himself a blue collar artist and says humor must be true and lightly exaggerated to reveal truth. He rejects the idea Americans are losing their sense of humor.
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New York
Alan King
America
King
Coney Island
Alan
Margin Rules Raise Stakes for Speculators in Stocks
Higher cash requirements cut leverage and potential gains for margin buyers. The Federal Reserve raised the cash rate to 70 percent from 50 to curb speculation, likely dampening trading volume short term while leaving most investors’ returns largely unchanged. Total借贷 to buy stocks rose 43 percent last year, signaling increased credit use despite broader consumer debt growth.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Regulator of Credit
In Hollywood New film due for success Ruth Willett
Ruth Millett argues in a syndicated column that a woman’s happiness rests on self care and demeanor. She emphasizes health discretion, self-respect, and the power of a cheerful appearance, neatness, and likability.
Satire and film mix in McLandress spoof and Mad World
Book review notes Mark Epernay alias John Kenneth Galbraith as Dr McLandress in a satire measuring attention span of celebrities. Also covers the Hollywood premiere of It’s a Mad Mad Mad Mad World at the Pacific Cinerama Theater and Beverly Hilton. Film satire targets greed and behavioral science fakery with brisk humor and sharp digs.
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McLandress
Mark Epernay
Houghton Mifflin
Herschel McLandress
Hollywood
Beverly Hilton International Ballroom
Ree
Stanley Kramer
Mack Sennett
Harold Lloyd
Buster Keaton
Mike Todd
John Huston
Sierra Madre
Jimmy Durante
Sennett
Kramer
Galbraith
Behavioral Sciences
Paul Harvey on wages and spending in 1960s economy
The piece argues high janitor pay in New York, rising national wages, and escalating deficits. It notes a Brooklyn janitor earning $53,000 annually, compares cost of living, and warns that runaway government spending and debt threaten purchasing power, urging scrutiny of Congress.
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Brooklyn
Paul Bishop
New York Area
Congress
United States
Chicago
Third Reich
Argentina
Kennedy
Biddeford Saco Journal Publication Details
Biddeford Saco Journal published daily except Sunday at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine by The Journal Publishing Corp W Paul Casavant president E P Ingalls managing editor contact numbers for business and editorial departments subscription rates in advance one month 185 six months 1050 one year 2100 member of the Associated Press copy rights notice and postal information included
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
The
Journal Publishing Corp
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Mame
Perry Mason Crossword Clue List and Answers
A compact crossword puzzle list with numbered Across and Down clues including Perry Mason, Hoosier state and other common terms. The grid references items such as Virginia's first governor and Bach's instrument, with various abbreviations and suffixes.
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Perry Mason
Hoosier State
Ukraine
Hunter
Virginia
Truckee
Fanfani
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