Editorial Page Quotation on Ballots and Ballets
A Lincoln quotation on how appealing to ballot choices leads to failure and cost. It contrasts freedom with misdirected appeals, warning readers about improper tactics in political or ballot disputes. The excerpt emphasizes consequences of appealing to entertainment over legitimate vote outcomes.
Britain votes Conservative landslide reinforces Macmillan rule
The Conservatives win a third straight UK election, nearly doubling their majority. Analysts credit the booming economy and trust in Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, while Labor faces a crushing defeat after decades of nationalization. NATO and strong defense against Soviet communism gain support.
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Washington News How to placate the Reds By PETER EDSON NEA ve
Washington veteran correspondent Peter Edson analyzes Khrushchev’s stance ahead of a fall summit. He argues the Soviet leader seeks acceptance of postwar gains, rejects German unification and Korea and Vietnam ties, and resists discussing Tibet China and satellite nations. The piece questions the realism of giving up Western ideals to secure peace.
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Stevenson Kennedy ticket is wishful thinking says columnist
A columnist argues that Democratic boosters clamor for a Stevenson Kennedy presidential ticket in 1960. He notes Kennedy leads in public opinion against Republicans and would boost the ticket, but Kennedy refuses the vice presidency, making the plan impractical. The piece urges replacing wish with fact and a viable slate.
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Logical conclusion of cheap government power argument
The piece argues that cheap government produced power relies on tax subsidies and Treasury funding, distorting costs for all taxpayers. It questions broadions of socialized power, suggesting extending tax-free subsidies to food and goods would push government toward a Soviet-like economy. It urges exposing the logical limits of cheap power.
Dollar strength sparks cross border currency talk
AP reports U S dollar remains not weak yet while Canadians claim their dollar is premium over the American. Canadian provinces and municipalities borrow in the United States, boosting demand and rates. The article explains currency flows, gold reserves, and the impact on prices and taxes.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
U. S
United States
Canada
Cinderella’s real life tale ends in bitter throne room
HAL BOYLE chronicles Cindy’s modern fairy tale turn disastrous after marriage to a prince. Jealous courtiers, cold in-laws, and gossip drove her to loneliness and alcohol abuse. She sought help through psychiatry and rehab before finalizing a divorce. The king’s plan to wed her offers a grim, unsettling future.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Israeli Girl Becomes New Movie Star in Rutan
Twenty-year-old Fiana Eden, a 20th Century-Fox leading actress, is hailed as the newest star in film. She has lost her name and weight while adjusting to Hollywood. Eden, born in Israel, received a new studio name and awaits the biblical epic Rutan.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Fiana Eden
Rutan
20Th Century-Fox
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Eden
Anne Frank
Lana
Israel
Anne
Millie Perkins
Elana
Sam Engle
Ruth
London
Changes in veterans pension rules explained
A typed column outlines Congress changes to veterans pensions for World War I II and Korean War veterans and widows. It notes the reforms affect only non service connected pensions and pensions begin after July 1, with income timing crucial for eligibility. It advises delaying applications until after January 1 for accurate income counting and summarizes how Social Security payments influence limits.
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AY Henfey
Congress
Veterans Administration
Denial of Caucus Nominations Sparks Local Debate in South Berwick
In a Letters column responding to October 1959 remarks, Democratic and Republican town committee chairs Joseph J. Blackmore and Roland J. Parent defend party caucuses and two party government. They argue the state legislature corrected over a century of caucuses, noting the value of competition and partisan fields for fair elections.
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South Berwick
Journal
American Representative Democratic
Joseph J. Blackmore
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Daily Crossword Puzzie 13 Fish 19 Flaming 21 Leather factory
Crossword clues list includes 13 Fish 19 Flaming 21 Leather factory 25 Supple 26 Shanty 27 Part of a brake 28 Work for a living 9 B Citesne of Saigon Is French summer 34 we do 35 Way out 36 and terminer old court term 39 Puts apart 42 One of the Hunters 44 One of the Medici 46 Type of sale on the Paris Bourse 48 Intonation 49 Comicality 50 Time past 51 Netherlands Princess 53 Assistants 55 No in Berlin 56 English composer 57 Certain record books 59 Girls 60 Trouble
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Ruth Millett urges husbands to be stars in wifely regard
Advice notes qualities for a good husband including making her feel attractive, remembering important dates, supporting her, backing discipline with children, sharing finances, and valuing marriage. It emphasizes mutual respect, individual interests, and pride in the wife.
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