Unforgotten lessons on confronting the Soviet threat
In a crisis mood the nation backs the president as the Cuba situation grows. Critics like Linus Pauling are labeled irresponsible while the danger of missiles in Cuba is seen as tipping the East West balance toward war. The piece warns appeasement and urges steadfast action to prevent a future global conflict.
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Munich
White House
Linus Pauling
America
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Europe
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Railroading Renaissance Predicted as Industry Hopes Grow
Daniel P. Loomis, president of the Association of American Railroads, says 1962 marks a new renaissance in railroading and a brighter future for service to the American public. He cites Kennedy’s transportation message, union opposition easing featherbedding, favorable court rulings, promising mergers, and possibilities like fully automatic train operation. He urges continued progress toward a taxpaying private railroad industry delivering high service at lower costs.
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Association of American Railroads
Kennedy
Congress
Loomis
Resistance in Congress Against Welfare State Expansion
Spokesmen blame entrenched selfish interests and political finagling for defeats of major welfare measures. Walter Lippmann notes voter sentiment opposes further welfare expansion, citing mail against Medicare and many elderly statesmen voting no. Government choices mirror affordability versus ideal aims, with critics warning against rising welfare statism.
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Walter Lippmann
Congress
Department of Urban Affairs
Washington News Little Congress change seen
Washington analysts predict midterm results may leave Democrats and Republicans with nearly the same seats as before. As Kennedy's popularity dips and southern support remains divided, Republicans eye gains from redistricting and national trends while defections and retirements shape tight races.
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Peter Edson
Washington Never Enterprise Assn
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NEA
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GOP
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Alaska
Vacation Dream Ends With Wife's Wake Up Call
Boyle recalls a tropical voyage filled with six sailors and thirty gorgeous island girls offering grapes and pomegranates. A dreamlike forest glade episode ends as his wife Frances interrupts, sending him back to work. He muses on a peaceful Catskill Ranch vacation with no radio or news, then asks what happened while away.
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Hausfrau
Tom Alexander
Cleopatra rhubarb fuels Fox shakeup talk in Hollywood
Hollywood gossip notes the firing of Joseph L. Mankiewicz by Darryl Zanuck at 20th Century Fox. Observers see Zanuck’s move as a key test for rebuilding Fox and attracting top directors who resist front office interference. Discussions loom of Mankiewicz’s replacement in My Fair Lady and potential reteamings with star talents while Sinatra expands Cal Neva Lodge to broaden business.
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20Th Century-Fox
Darryl Zanuck
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Richard Burton
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Burton
Harrison
Audrey Hepburn
Stanley Holloway
Doolittle
George Cukor
Holloway
Frank Sinatra
Cal-Neva
Lake Tahoe
Squaw
Astin and Ingels Rise as Siamese Twin Act in New ABC Comedy
AP reports actor John Astin and comic Tom Ingenito Moss Ingels form a tight duo in the ABC sitcom I'm Dickens He's Fenster. The pair, praised for contrast to Route 66 and Sing Along with Mitch, draw public attention while the show seeks stronger audience numbers. Astin eyes Broadway and dramatic film work, while Ingels aims for stand up. Tonight's lineup includes The Untouchables on ABC with Barbara Stanwyck as guest star and a Close-Up urban renewal study airing after.
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John Astin
ABC
Dickens
Fenster
Astin
Shaw
Major Barbara
Comet
Tony Randall
Mongels
Jerry Lewis
CBS
NBC
Mitch
Neilger
Ingels
Red Skelton
Danny Thomas
American housewives criticized for shopping attire in Bermuda shorts
Ruth Millett notes a foreign visitor’s bewilderment at American homemakers in shorts with hair rollers. She argues many women fail to dress well for daily errands, preferring to look neat only at special events while all day they appear casual and unkempt.
Letters attack erwin over Biddeford politics in York County
The Journal prints a letter accusing Republican State Senator James E. Erwin of controlling Democratic politics in York County. The writer questions Erwin's recent Maine appearances and voting record on the Estey unemployment compensation bill and the Workmen's Compensation Bill, urging him to discuss issues and his Augusta votes. Old Orchard Beach and Sanford incidents are cited, along with election outcomes and local officials.
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Sanford
James E. Erwin
Biddeford
York County
Erwin
Maine
Richard Dubord
Maynard C. Dolloff
Dubord
Mr. Erwin
Estey
Edwin
Senator Erwin
Augusta
Michael Schoonjans
Jaily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues List
A compact crossword listing many across and down clues including Indian trophies Abbi army man state flower Teenenenec retic and other entries like lassoed dry as dust and a Bluebook style gift clues The puzzle blends names words and common crossword themes across a wide range of definitions and word lengths
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Paul Harvey on American unity under crisis
Paul Harvey reflects on national resolve during wartime, praising unity and sacrifice. He contrasts partisan gamesmanship with steadfast courage, recalling D Day lessons and urging Americans to stand firm for freedom, faith, and open doors against potential tyranny.
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