A New Rule For the Marshals
Editorial discusses the evolving role of U S marshals amid desegregation conflicts in Alabama and Mississippi. It outlines their duties since 1789, the structure of the force, and how federal court orders and deputized citizens empower marshals to enforce desegregation through routine actions and expanded authority in tense periods.
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Don Oakley
Alabama
Mississippi
United States
U. S
Food and Drug Administration
Supreme Court
Republicans Target Cuba Spending In 1960s Campaign
Washington Republicans tally Cuba policy and the budget as the year’s top targets. They credit themselves with pressing a determination to resist communism in Cuba while criticizing Kennedy for not acting forcefully. Budget deficits and tax receipts projections frame their case, with emphasis on reduced taxes and spending cuts amid a broad rollback of Kennedy proposals.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn
Cuba
United States
Kennedy
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Budget Bureau
Congressional
Department of Urban Affairs
Water Shortage Sparks National Concern
A National Water Institute survey shows households rationing water across the country with 25 percent experiencing limits in the past five years and 8 percent last year. Reports cite school water cuts, car washing bans, and restricted lawn sprinkling as common measures while facilities shortages hinder delivery of clean water.
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American Water Works Association
National Water Institute
NWI
Senate rejects 20 percent withholding tax on dividends
The Senate voted 66 to 20 against a 20 percent withholding tax on income from dividends and interest. Backers warned of heavy paperwork and administrative burden, especially for lower income retirees. Critics argued the tax would seize money owed and delay refunds, while Treasury estimates say unreported dividends cost the nation $900 million yearly. Alternatives include education, better IRS data use, and electronic processing. The piece notes high living costs drive families back to parents as a sobering closing line.
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Senate
Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Don’t you dare tell truth Boyle column humor
HAL BOYLE riffs on how to react when shown a photo of a friend’s family. He jokes about guessing a photo’s subject, avoiding offense, and offering flattering lines to win a friendly reaction. Tips cover babies, wives, and awkward family pride with light satire.
New car model sales climb and economy wavering
AP reports September retail sales dip for second straight month denting optimism about the economy. Durable goods lag despite gains in soft goods and inventories. Detroit notes strong new model sales while consumer caution and saturation theories linger amid mixed signals. In golf news, Floyd McDaniel at Pine Valley hit a quail with a drive on No. 3, scoring five on the par 4.
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New York
Detroit
Floyd McDaniel
Pine Valley Country Club
McDaniel
Paul Muni venturing into filmed TV in Saints and Sinners segment
AP report notes Paul Muni after 53 years as an actor is attempting television work, criticizing the pace of filmed TV. He recalls early film schedules and contrasts them with today, calling the six day shoot tempo ridiculous, while signaling retirement could be permanent. He and his wife now reside in a seaside home, his 42 years of marriage marked by many moves.
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Hollywood
Paul Muni
Santa Barbara
Marc Daniels
Sidney Franklin
Zola
Marc
Muni
Beverly-Wilshire
The Art of Civilized Quarrels by Ruth Millett
A psychology professor says married couples may quarrel, but must keep it civil. She offers starter rules: no yelling or icy tones, avoid dragging past disputes, stay on topic, address one problem at a time, avoid walking out or pompous refusals, seek compromise, acknowledge both sides, and aim for understanding rather than total victory. If the quarrel remains civilized, it becomes an argument.
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Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Can God Be Found Outside The Temple
A short poem by Dorothy Huff challenges the notion that worship is confined to churches. It asserts God’s presence in nature and everyday moments from gardens to oceans, babies’ kisses to pines, birds, mountains, and meadows, suggesting divine wonder surrounds all creation beyond organized religion.
Off Broadway Actor Turned Executive Plays The Fantasticks
John High, a New York executive by day and part time actor by night, says acting isn t his main aim now. He supervises in the Psychological Corporation s professional examinations department, evaluating career aptitudes for workers and job seekers while performing in the musical The Fantasticks as a lark.
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New York
John High
High
Psychological Corporation
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher and editor contact info
Publication details for Biddeford Saco Journal include address at Adams Street, Biddeford Maine, publisher Paul Casavant and editor T J Mahoney, daily except Sunday, with AP membership and postage terms. Subscription rates are listed: one month 1.85, six months 10.50, one year 21.00.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
T. J. Mahoney
Associated Press
Retroactive Social Security Benefits Clarified for Couples
A reader asks about back benefits and retirement timelines. The guidance explains retroactive payments may be issued for up to 12 months after eligibility, disability benefits require a six month waiting period, and survivor and family benefits depend on the primary beneficiary's amount, with a child receiving 5 percent and a wife often 50 percent, subject to the total maximum family benefit.
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I. K
Covina
Calif
Mr. K
Social Security
L. T
Norfolk
Social Security Office
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A long list of crossword clues appears, with numbers for across and down entries. The grid prompts include bean types, anatomy abbrs, names, and various wordplay hints, offering numerous two word phrases and single term solutions ranging from common verbs to archaic terms.
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Dorothy Huff
Biddeford - Saco Journal
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