Keeping pace with the times in newspaper history
National Newspaper Week honors editors, reporters, and printers as they reflect on the evolution from slow 19th century sheets to modern media. The piece traces the shift from partisan, leisurely reporting to fast, interpretive journalism while affirming the core function: to serve readers with news and context.
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Pulitzer
Scripps
Hearst
Bennett
Lusitania
America
Peru
Southeast Asia
Everyman
Labor Department proposes regulations under Welfare and Pension Plans Disclosure Act
The Department of Labor issues lengthy proposed rules on bonding for welfare and pension plan administrators and staff. The proposals detail handling of funds and employee contributions, sparking concern they tighten rules and raise costs. Interested parties may submit views by October 1.
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Department of Labor
Action Course in Practical Politics launched in South Carolina
The South Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs starts a state wide program to boost political participation. Local businessmen and chambers sponsor the Action Course in Practical Politics. A National Chamber president’s message praises the effort as timely and significant for expanding women’s voting power. The piece notes 1962-43 marks 80 years since women’s suffrage and highlights a growing female political influence.
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South Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
South Carolina
Ladd Plumley
National Chamber
Tax reform debate on foreign income curb impact
Washington coverage examines a Senate House conference provision on taxing foreign income. The plan aims to curb tax havens but could hamper American subsidiaries abroad, risking capital flight and slower private investment abroad. CEETSA lobbied to modify the bill, while oil majors escape the new levy via consolidated returns and depletion allowances.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Senate House
Treasury Department
United States
Treasury
Ceetsa
House
Boyle's Column That man opens mail bag
New York AP column summarizes mailbag insights from HAL BOYLE. Notes Nero spent up to 150000 on roses, a pill to replace brushing teeth, and thoughts on freedom and dentists. Includes quips on women, philanthropy, piano with 7500 parts, and odd legislation about tying a giraffe to a street light. Concludes with Thoreau remark on youth and building later.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Nero
Zane Grey
U.S. Department
Atlanta
Victor Orville
Investors Forum Significant savings by Harry C France
An article argues thrift boosts economic self reliance through savings bank deposits. It cites a New York City headwaiter who opened accounts for himself and his infant grandson and notes August 1962 NYS savings deposits hit a record of $23.2 billion. It warns against excess borrowing and urges a plan of cash accumulation insurance and sound stock investments led by disciplined saving.
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New York City
New York State
West Coast storms upend World Series air date
TV and radio notes describe the weekend’s schedule disruptions due to California weather. NBC Up Date returns with teen friendly host Robert Abernathy while Dinah Shore’s Sunday concert offers a colorful, largely standalone performance. Jackie Gleason’s American Scene Magazine segment and prime time lineup features Lucy Show reruns, Ben Casey, and Rod Steiger as guest star in a reshaped Saturday night slate.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
San Francisco
West Coast
California
NBC
Robert Abernathy
Bolshoi Ba Erina
Berlin
Abernathy
West
Dinah
Jackie Gleason
American Scene Magazine
Lucy Show
CBS
Miss Ball
Vivian Vance
Ben Casey
ABC
Rod Steiger
Pearl Harbor Survivors Association aims and officers
Pearl Harbor Survivors Association California chartered since 1958 with 12500 living members nationwide preserves memory of Pearl Harbor dead and gathers yearly on December 7. It acts against future threats, establishes welfare funds, and honors veterans. Officers include President Mark Ferris and vice presidents James Daw and Clarence Bonn.
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Pearl Harbor
James Daw
Los Angeles
Calif
Clarence Bonn
Gardena
George Schaffer
Artesia
Raymond Bowman
Hollywood
Biddeford Seeks Journal Local Publisher and Rates
The Biddeford Seeks Journal lists Adams Street offices and staff including publisher Maiie Paul Casavant and editor T. J. Mahoney. Subscription rates are payable in advance: one month 1.85, six months 10.50, one year 21.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and claims AP news dispatch rights.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maiie Paul Casavant
T. J. Mahoney
Associated Press
Maine
Crossword Puzzle Clues Summary
A readable crossword grid lists across and down clues with various hints. It covers a wide range of topics from geography to literature, including terms like Byelorussian capital and Puccini opera. The puzzle references many proper nouns and concise definitions suitable for a newspaper cryptic style.
Lampman Turns Retirement Skill Into Lamp Making Venture
Jim Hardin, a retired Pennsylvania railroader, profits from home lamp crafts using bottles jars and old items. He operates in a basement workshop with simple tools buying supplies from an electrical wholesaler. He emphasizes careful work, using corks sockets harps and varied shade fittings while avoiding risky vase modifications and sticking to items customers bring him. He relies on word of mouth and local cards, aiming for a few hours daily.
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Jim Hardin
Pennsylvania
Hardin
Tear-Stained Thoughts and FBI Speech at Lake Junaluska
The poem fragment titled Tear-Stained Thoughts features Jackie Powell expressing longing and upcoming marriage plans. In a separate AP report from Lake Junaluska North Carolina William C. Sullivan assistant director of the FBI addresses a Methodist laymen's conference praising Protestant ministers as strong anti Communism figures while condemning name calling and prejudice in accusations of pro Communism.
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Lake Junaluska
N.C
William C. Sullivan
FBI
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James Payn
Labor
Affairs
Washington News
Boyle
Aura
Norway
Henry David Thoreau
Investors Forum
By Harry C
France
General Features Corp
People’s Forum
Trask Avenue
Playa del Rey, California
Sees Journal
Bombay
Ceylon
Eisenhower
Moselle
Poet
Netherlands
and Veterans Guide
Lampman
Martin E. Legal
Retirement Advisors
Jackie Powell
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