Rockefeller May Enter 1964 Presidential Race Early
Editorial notes that Nelson Rockefeller's possible 1964 run follows historic precedents like Taft and Stassen. It argues his early entry could maximize timing, aid in New Hampshire, and pressure the GOP to unite, with Goldwater favored but Rockefeller willing to influence the race as a potential third candidate.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Robert A. Taft
Dwight Eisenhower
Harold Stassen
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Eden
Goldwater
California
Oregon
New Jersey
Harvard JFK vote dangles in Washington notes
A Washington briefing highlights Harvard alumni reactions as a Kennedy event overlaps with Rep. Edith Green's Oregon trip to support Keppel legislation. The mix of political favors and speeches could sway upcoming reelection chances and education aid votes. Taft family political legacy and a humorous remark by Bill Taft IV are also noted.
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Washington Staff
Enterprise Assn
Washington
NEA
John F. Kennedy
Harvard
U.S
Francis Keppel
Harvard Club of Washington
Goldwater
Edith Green
D-Ore
Oregon State
Keppel
Oregon
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William Howard Taft
United States
Yale
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Rep
Robert Taft Jr
Taft
Murray Bay Golf Club
Canada
Quebec
Tafts
William Howard Taft IV
Bill
Smellappeal eyes critics with new ad strategy
The advertising industry pitches smellappeal as salesmanship through scent, claiming chemicals can boost appeal of any product. From leather car interiors to masculine clothing notes, researchers say scents influence buyers, with women found more drawn to the “smelly” garments.
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Madison Avenue
Bakeries
Milady
Auto industry sets mark and output record
The automobile industry reported a new weekly output record for the week ended Nov 9 with more than 188,000 vehicles produced. The rise continues years of growth, with only a potential seasonal setback from winter weather ahead. October sales roughly matched production, suggesting no stock buildup as Americans buy cars at an accelerated pace.
Boyle's Column Dictionary of double-talk
New York AP column mocks double-talk by highlighting phrases that disguise truth with wit. It lists examples from flirtatious chatter to business talk and social slang, illustrating how language can mask intent while aiming for humor or candor. The piece notes dated references and casual jabs at doublespeak in midcentury dialogue.
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New York
Foreign trade ills soar in face of competition
AP report notes higher imports and exports in early 1963 with a 9 month pace at 17 billion dollars for imports and 21.9 billion for exports. U.S. steel and poultry face tariff shifts in Europe, Argentina curtails oil contracts, and Cuba trade policy adds political strain. Overall demand remains strong abroad, supporting a healthy market for American goods.
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AP Business News
NEW York
U.S
Europe
Japan
United States
Latin America
Argentina
Cuba
Biddeford Lace Journal masthead and notice
Biddeford Lace Journal at 11 Adams Street published daily except Sunday by The Journal Publishing Corp. W Paul Casavant president E P Ingalls managing editor. Subscription rates prepaid one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Member of the Associated Press. Printed local news and AP dispatches owned exclusively by AP.Entered as second class postage paid at Biddeford Maine.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
The
Journal Publishing Corp
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Friendship tips from Ruth Millett and Elvis film notes
Ruth Millett offers friendship advice focusing on reciprocity and avoiding ownership. Sam Katzman discusses producing Elvis Presley film Kissin Cousins for about 1.7 million, emphasizing tight scheduling and control, with past hit Rock Around the Clock earning four million on a 300 thousand budget.
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Katzman
Reflections on Growing Old by Father LaFarge
A magazine-style column reviews Father John Lafarge S J s new book Reflections on Growing Old. The 84 year old priest argues old age is a gift offering wisdom and peace. He urges courage and practical steps to combat loneliness, suggests separate living yet neighborly ties, and notes death as a final stage.
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America
Father John LaFarge
S.J
New York
Newport
Society of Jesus
Father Lafarge
Grandpa
Grandma
Father la Farge
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues List
Crossword clues cover topics from web of confusion to Tyler's successor and bath rivers to biblical peaks and Gothic names. Includes entries on actors, geography, art terms, and classical references with numerous cross-linking hints for across and down solutions.
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Tyler
Bath
Nichols
Indiana Steel City
Valley of Argolis
Loos
Public letter defends Roosevelt and recalls wartime stance
A reader in Kennebunk rebukes Charles Parsons for anti Roosev elt rhetoric in the People s Forum. The letter lauds Roosevelt as a Saint who endured illness for the nation and argues Japan sought war with the United States long before World War II.
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Charles Parsons
Kennebunk
People’s Forum
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Japan
Calvin Coolidge
America
Mr. Parsons
Ipcress File by Lea Deighton debuts in Britain
The Bookshelf reviews The Ipcress File a new British spy shocker from Simon & Schuster priced at 3.95. The unnamed hero narrates the tale with wit and a cool disregard for danger as he joins a small unit and begins an assignment beyond Beirut to rescue a kidnapped biochemist.
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Ipcress
Lea Deighton
Simon & Schuster
Beirut
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