Maine Voters Told About $13.95 Million in Referendum Bond Proposals
Activists across Maine urge turnout for Oct 12 state referendum. The Attorney General outlines Referendum No 3 a $10 million housing bond for University of Maine projects and No 4 a $3.95 million capital improvements bond for state institutions, parks and airport aid. Also on ballot are No 1 Belfast bridge $3.9 million and No 2 $13 million highway bond. No 5 covers ferry service for Long Island Plantation.
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University of Maine
Augusta
State Museum
Vocation School
Fort Fairfield
Maine Maritime Academy
State School For Girls
State Park Commission
Aeronautics Commission
Farmington
College of Education
College of Arts and Science
Belfast
Long Island Plantation
Cal
Tech
Case
Mass. Tech
Stanford
Tulane
Coolidge
Rand Corporation
Air Force
Operations Research Organization
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Johns Hopkins University
Defense
AEC
CIA
Rowland Gaither
William C. Foster, Jr
State Department
Disarmament plan reviewed for Eisenhower aides
A 16 expert Coolidge study group is reviewing U.S. disarmament policies for Secretary Herter and Secretary McElroy. The report remains private and aims to shape new proposals for the Five-Five Disarmament Subcommittee, with Eisenhower receiving the results.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
U.S
Christian A. Herter, Jr
Defense
Neil McElroy
Harold E. Stassen
U.N
James J Wadsworth
Nikita Khrushchev
Charles A. Coolidge
Boston
Coolidge
Eisenhower
National Security Council
United States
Thought for Evening: Make the Present Count
Editorial page reflection urges readers to seize today as the path to future success. The line emphasizes the value of present actions and mindful effort shaping forthcoming outcomes.
Progress in the Oregon State Fair Echoes Lost Simplicity
The piece recalls H. H. Bushnell of Wallowa Oregon describing a past Oregon State Fair with Tent City and family meals under kerosene lamps. It laments progress eroding peaceful days, and notes contrasts with modern speed limits and regulations. It also mentions Rochester Cornish Acton fairs and a Pennsylvania town petting patrol.
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H. H. Bushnell
Wallowa
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Bushnell
Rochester
Cornish
Acton
Business outlook brighter for final quarter hints at recovery
The article notes improved business sentiment as the year enters the last quarter. It highlights hopes for resolution of the Berlin crisis, a near end to the steel strike, and a favorable stock market mood as consumers continue to buy. Executives anticipate record production and strong holiday sales.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Perry Como Scores Well In New Show
New York AP reports Perry Como returns to television with an easygoing NBC program featuring music and a Crosby duet on living color. The Lineup at CBS shifts to violence and beatnik crime with a grim ending and a San Francisco chief appearance.
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New York
Perry Como
Goodman Ace
Como
NBC
Bing Crosby
Bing
Perry
Peggy
Ethel Merman
CBS
Guthrie
Inspector Greb
San Francisco
Thomas Cahill
Eisenhower Moscow trip could boost 1960 GOP edge
Associated Press analyst James Marlow suggests Eisenhower's planned June trip to Moscow and a potential June summit could lift Republican fortunes before the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles on July 11. A thaw with Khrushchev might make the president a hero abroad and at home, influencing the 1960 campaign.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Soviet Union
Moscow
Khrushchev
Britain
France
Associated Press
Washington
Los Angeles
Nikita S. Khrushchev
America
Tiny Piece of Sky Inspires Quiet Yearning
A poem by Mary O Connor extols contentment with a tiny piece of sky amid dreams that soar beyond reach. The verse reflects on fulfillment found in modest vistas and inner peace. Published in a Biddeford Maine daily newspaper with standard masthead notices and AP affiliation.
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Mary O'Connor
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
T. J. Mahoney
Atlantic 3
Associated Press
AP News
Secuna
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact compilation of crossword items listing across and down clues such as Pilgrim Father and Eager for wealth, with entries spanning names places and common terms across a wide theme.
Don't Henpeck Your Husband if You Want Attractiveness
A NEA Service instructional column advises wives that correcting or belittling husbands in public or private makes them unattractive to other men. It argues that loud criticism, interrupting stories, and public shaming paint the wife as a bore and render the husband hapless, reducing appeal to onlookers.
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Joe
NEA Service, Inc
A Lesson in Dedication by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues for staunch American patriotism against communism. He praises Churchill’s resolve, warns of Khrushchev’s beliefs, and urges vigorous, undiluted patriotism to preserve freedom and resist Soviet pressure.
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Paul Harvey
Winston Churchill
Uncle Sam
Winston
Churchill
Britain
Ples
United States
Korea
Krushchev
America
Khrushchev
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