Navy awards contract at Kittery shipyard sparks local optimism
Announcement that a nuclear attack submarine contract will be built at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery brings relief to a region with many workers and boosts morale. It signals potential production gains after Navy criticism last summer, preserves jobs, and aims to resume work in the fourth building way while maintaining high ship quality.
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Department of the Navy
Kittery Naval Shipyard
Navy
Kittery
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Valachi exposes the Mafia’s reach and a $100000 reward
Underworld figure Vala chi testifies on the crime syndicate he joined for thirty years, detailing murder, robbery and protection rackets. Dozens of law officers guard him to stop mob payoffs as investigators weigh links to corrupt city politics and the Mafia’s vast, legalized empire.
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Washington
Valachi
Big Crime
America
Mafia
Cosa Nostra
U.S
Sicily
U. S
New Orleans
Congress cuts Kennedy requests in eight bills to date
The House has reduced Kennedy spending requests by 32 billion across eight appropriations bills and aims to trim another 2 billion in remaining measures. Examples include 389 million from agriculture, 612 million from space, 2 billion from defense, and 310 billion from labor, health, education and welfare. The Senate may restore some cuts, though optimism grows that economy-minded lawmakers can press further reductions this year.
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House of Representatives
Kennedy
House
Appropriations Committee
Clarence Cannon
Defense
Commerce
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
Executive Department
Congress
Washington Civil Rights March Leaders Confront Congress
Washington leaders of the Aug. 28 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom meet amid a shifting civil rights debate in Congress. Roy Wilkins of the NAACP warns the Kennedy bill may be too weak, urging broader injunctive powers and stronger voting rights and school desegregation provisions. The Leaders Conference on Civil Rights signals possible protests if legislative action stalls or weakens reform.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn
Jobs and Freedom
Congress
Kennedy
Full House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Teller
D-N.y
Leadership Conference On Civil Rights
Roy Wilkins
National Association of Colored People
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
House
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
White House
Capitol
Wilkins
October intoxication in Manhattan unfolds in Boyle column
HAL BOYLE notes a city in October electric with possibility and big plans. Manhattan becomes a siren city as new towers rise and old ones fall, Broadway glitters, and nightlife swirls around the world’s fair build and fall. Locals, visitors, and dreamers flood streets in a season of rampant ambition.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Manhattan
New York City
Bronx
Lincoln Tunnel
New Jersey
Flushing Meadows
Bob Moses
Merry Elves
Central Park Zoo
Broadway
Tin Pan Alley
Fifth Avenue
Bowery
Park Avenue
Grenwich Village
Plan May Halt Dollar Drain Says Bankers
International bankers in New York fault the U.S. efforts to fix its payments deficit as too little and late but hold hope that recent moves toward more cooperation may work. They note spending abroad, foreign aid, and restraint measures have yielded few victories while urging stronger policy to defend the dollar and encourage foreign investment.
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U.S
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
United States
Morgan Guaranty Trust
America
Kennedy
International Monetary Fund
David Rockefeler
Chase Manhattan Bank
World Bank
International Finance Corporation
International Development Association
Washington
Leaving Cheyenne by Larry McMurtry review
McMurtry’s Leaving Cheyenne depicts wind swept Texas panhandle life with cow country figures. Gid Fry Molly and Johnny drive a lean tale of land greed desire and memory ending with stark recollections and a claim of significant cow country fiction.
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Cheyenne
Larry McMurtry
Harper
Texas Panhandle
Gideon Fry
Molly
Johnny
Gid Fry
Eddi
Gideon
Gid
MccMurtry
Hud
De Gaulle Admired Nationalism Over Global Ties
In a reader letter Charles Parsons of Kennebunk argues that General De Gaulle’s stance against common markets and nuclear pacts embodies true nationalism. He recalls Spain and Cuba history, contends Roosevelt altered Cuba’s treaty provisions, and criticizes U.S. involvement in the OAS as weakening defense and aiding Internationalism.
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Degaulle
Journal
General de Gaulle
Spain
Cuba
Platt
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
O. AS
Organization of American States
Charles Parsons
Kennebunk
Biddeford Lace Journal Publishes Local News
Biddeford Maine daily newspaper notices the Biddeford Lace Journal at 11 Adams Street operates by Journal Publishing Corp. W Paul Casavant presides with E P Ingalls as managing editor. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and lists subscription rates and contact numbers.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
The
Journal Publishing Corp
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
AP News
Tito in Our White House Heads for Octobers Visit
Paul Harvey warns Tito of Yugoslavia, saying the communist leader will be guest at the White House on October 17. He argues U.S. funding props Tito’s regime, calling out the paradox of supporting a dictator while praising freedom, and compares the arrangement to a Capone-era racket.
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Paul Harvey Tito
Tito
Yugoslavia
White House
Latin America
United States
America
Russia
Moscow
Uni
Khrushchev
al Capone
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Entry Fragment
Crossword fragments list several clues with numbers and brief hints such as Son of in names and English elevators plus items like jewelry item and religious notables. The text reads like torn puzzle hints and does not form a complete clue or solution.
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Ataturk
Washington
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