Newspaper editors favor Republicans Nixon Lodge in 1960 race
A survey of over 300 U.S. daily editors from all states shows 59 percent backing Republicans Nixon and Lodge, 14 percent for Kennedy and Johnson, with 6 percent undecided and a strong 21 percent opting for no editorial endorsement.
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Enise Assn
Washington
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U. S
Reblicans
Nixon
Lodge
Kennedy
Johnson
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Midwest
Editorial Page Thought for the Evening
Offences ought to be pardoned for few offend willingly but only as led by some excitement, as quoted from Hegesippus. The piece reflects on mercy and restraint in justice and cautions against harsh punishment for acts born of passion rather than malice.
Protestant appeal seeks 1961 SOS fund for overseas food
In a Thanksgiving season drive American Protestants seek 928 870 dollars for the 1961 Share Our Surplus program. Commodities from U S government stocks and other foods would reach over 350 million pounds to destitute overseas in more than 30 areas. Dr R Norris Wilson of Church World Service urges church cooperation, noting SOS aligns with Food for Peace and FAO efforts. The 1961 food value is about 30 million dollars.
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U. S
R. Norris Wilson
Church World Service
National Council of Churches
CWS
Wilson
United States
Food and Agriculture Organization of
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United Nations
SOS
No cause to panic in wake of Electra crashes
Bruce Biossat argues public shock over the Boston Electra crash is understandable but overrated. He cites five Electra incidents, notes most causes were not structural, highlights wing flutter fixes under a $25 million program, and urges calm while maintaining strict safety standards.
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Boston Harbor
Federal Aviation Agency
Boston
New York
East River
LaGuardia
Air France
Mediterranean
Nice
Texas
Tell City
Ind
FAA
Prime criteria for elderly health aid bill sparks debate
The bill aims to assist elderly health costs with voluntary, locally administered plans endorsed by authorities including the Administration and the AMA. It avoids universal handouts and rejects a broad Social Security based program, but critics warn of rising costs and a slide toward government controlled medicine in an election year.
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American Medical Association
Washington
Congress
Business hiring trends show sales demand outpacing engineers
A 133 large companies survey finds overall executive openings easing from 466 last year to 292 in the next six months, with sales executives up 28.5 percent and manufacturing production leaders rising to 21.9 percent. Engineering executives drop to 14.7 percent as cost cuts trim hiring.
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AP Business News
New York
Executive Manpower Corp
Hollywood Tax Plans and Global Film Production Trends
In a discussion of where films are shot and why England and other countries lure Hollywood by tax incentives, the article explains the Eady plan and similar schemes in France, Italy, Spain, and Yugoslavia. It notes American producers shift major productions abroad to benefit from foreign subsidies and labor costs while preserving U S audiences and box office returns.
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Sam Spiegel
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Italy
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Trezencely
Don't Put Off Someday Till It's Too Late
Ruth Willett reflects on the danger of delaying shared dreams for couples. A widow recalls trips with her late husband Charlie and urges middle aged partners to do things together now. The essay collection by J P McEvoy frames the warning through a Waikiki beach scene and the widow’s wistful refrain.
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Europe
J.P. McEvoy
Charlie
Waikiki
Gether
The South Could Shape Congress With Unlikely Move
Paul Harvey argues that while Democrats could lose the White House without the South, southern states could control Congress by switching party lines on organization. He explains 1960 dynamics across ten Deep South states, noting conservative Democrats could ally with Republicans to preserve committee power, changing party balance without realignment.
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Dong
South
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Arkansas
Florida
Georia
Louisiana
North Carolina
South Carolina
Mississippi
Tennessee
Texas
House
Sam
Congress
General Features Corp
Biddeford Saco Journal Ad Rate Note and Foreign Filming Comment
A Biddeford Saco Journal excerpt lists price terms for subscriptions in Maine and includes a editorial remark noting the competitive advantages for producers filming overseas. The piece mentions the Associated Press and the paper's publication details alongside a comment on foreign filming.
Autumn's Beauty by Jeanice Cote
A poem depicting autumn leaves escaping on the wind then falling as snow arrives The verse notes colors rising and leaves breaking from trees then surrendering to winter The author signs as Jeanice Cote with an address at 58 Forest Street Biddeford.
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Jeanice C. Cote
Forest Street
Biddeford
Television Sea Of Old Movies In 1960 61 Season
New York AP reports the 1960 61 television season presents a vast sea of Grade B movies shortened for TV with style and polish but often uninspired. Some exceptions include Checkmate and Can did Camera, while The Witness and The Flintstones miss their mark. Westerns blend into similar hero pairings amid crowding for space on CBS Saturday nights.
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New York
Hollywood
CBS
Will
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues Overview
The puzzle lists across clues including Strongboxes Mantle Elliptical figure Be very fond of heroine of The Good Earth Refrain syllables Don Quixotes giants Unit of light intensity Tree trunk Union Kind of triangle Broods of pheasants Settled Colley Famous art gallery in London Own frankly Convert into steel Capita Mountains Sequence Bearing European capital Press for war Atoll lakes Launcelot Shakespearean clown Relative of the oyster A Musketeer Global land mass rule words Members of a han Spiced wine beverage Quod demonstrandum Canary note Quell Money in Lima Avenue shaders Tract bo
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Colley
London
Lima
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