Washington fights over judicial nominations slow federal courts
NEA Washington report says partisan maneuvering blocks 21 of Eisenhower's judicial nominees this year. Democrats delay Republican picks to gain future advantage, harming nominees and clogging dockets.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate Judiciary Committee
James O. Eastland
Dmiss
Republicans Enig
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
White House
Rpublicans
Thomas E. Dewey
IT MUST BE TRIED By BRUCE BIOSSAT
Editorial argues free speech supports Khrushchev Eisenhower talks as a bold exploratory step. It considers risks of elevating Khrushchev versus potential gains in peace and urges willingness to take substantial risks when nuclear war looms.
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Khrushchev
America
Russia
United States
Eisenhower
Young ideas and the wage demands of new workers
A painter hires an 18 year old apprentice at $1.50 an hour who soon does careless work. The youth demands $2.00 to stay, illustrating a broader trend of young people expecting high pay without proven effort. The piece argues society must teach responsibility and that earning a living requires effort.
Hidden taxes bite white collar workers in ten year trend
The piece analyzes rising direct taxes and inflation impacting white collar workers led by Charlie a married suburban homeowner with two children. It notes 24 percent current tax bite up from 14 percent a decade ago and a 22 percent CPI rise eroding a 2600 income increase to a net 495. It discusses the broader shift from blue to white collar and notes personal reflections.
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Charlie
U. S
Steel strike drags into another month as firms brace
AP reports the steel strike extends into a third month with three quarters of users able to last until mid October but stockpiles strained. Layoffs spread from mines to railroads. some metalworking firms face potential shutdowns while others anticipate delayed shipments and uncertain fourth quarter books. Recovery expected after three months post strike.
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AP Business News
NEW York
Pennsylvania
Boston & Maine
Research Institute of America
Institute
Belafonte seeks lighter film roles and broader artistry
In a candid interview, Harry Belafonte says he desires a Cary Grant type light film with humor for a broad audience while not abandoning serious drama. He aims to produce and star in a life of Alexander Pushkin and notes his earnings allow selective choices beyond television and music. Belafonte, 32, emphasizes progress over bitterness and values his three children highly.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Harry Belafonte
Cary Grant
Amos and Andy
Belafonte
Gether
Alexander Pushkin
Gov
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
Young Writers Splash Bullets For TV Screens
Hollywood AP profile notes Sam Peckinpah as a rising TV writer who joins a growing line of writers moving toward production. The piece places him among Paddy Chayefsky and Rod Serling, highlighting the shift from writing to directing and producing for Hollywood and TV.
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Patrick McNulty
Hollywood
Sam Pecinpah
Sam
Broadway
Paddy Chayefsky
Rod Serling
Chayefsky
Serling
Arron Spelling
Hendry Jones
Follow the Rules for a Better In Law Relationship
Ruth Millett outlines guidance for daughters in law and parents in law. Advice emphasizes asking before visiting avoiding injections on finances and house rules, praising the daughter in law, respecting boundaries, and not airing conflicts through the son. The piece stresses tact, loyalty, and restraint to foster affection.
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NEA Service, Inc
Laos and Berlin echo in a critique of Cold War aid
Paul Harvey argues that US aid to Laos from 1954 to 1959 increased inflation and corruption, fueling Communist gains and undermining stability. He links the Laos experience to Berlin, noting similar Soviet pressure and flawed policy. He warns that billions in dollars, guns, and influence may end in Communist hands.
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United States
Laos
State Department
Berlin
Russia
Britain
Soviet Union
General Features Corp
Local Names in The News From Biddeford and Nearby
Local residents from Biddeford Saco Portland Kennebunkport and surrounding towns visit relatives vacation attend events and pursue work. The note highlights Mr and Mrs Hutchins Cotter Finn Bradbury Kna Meadville Gove Foran and others with trips to Nova Scotia New York Cond Cod Mass and Nantasket and mentions TV stagehand Sam and the Rifleman creator links.
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Robert Sm. Hutchins
Saco
Renu
Tri
Canada
Edward Cotter
Chelsea
Mass
James P. Finn
Foss Street
Biddeford
Betty Baxter
Medford Mass
Fremont Ridlon
Cape Porpoise
Freeman Bradbury
Springfield
Sophia B. McKeen
Portland Road
Melvin Kna
Meadville
John A. Gailey
Randall Avenue
Ocean Park
Laura Emery
Helen Laprel
Blanche Cote
Kennebunkport
Nova Scotia
Henry E. Bouchard
Tilco Roofing Co
Nantasket
Barbara Fisher
Cambridge
John Goldie
High Street
Kennebunk
Ken McKinley
Biddeford High School
James Yandell
Harry Horsfield
Orchard Street
John Foran
Myrtle Street
New York
D. C. Moulton
Hempsted
N. Y
Matthew Currie
Hill Street
Clarence Gove
Alfred Street
Cond Cod
Rachel
Ruth Roberts
South Street
C. E. Goodwin
Plainfiel Conn
Walter Nadeau
Grove Kennebunk
Daniel R
Granite Street
Campton
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Teasers and Clues
A list of crossword clues with numbers and partial answers covering across and down entries, including hints for words like unit of heat, tardy, and opera roles, plus various linguistic and geographic references.
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Massenet
Brink
Sam Bridges Western Script Sold to Brando Studio
Sam wrote only Westerns and sold One- Eyed Jacks directed and starred by Marlon Brando for $4000 while his agency earned $150000. He grew up on a ranch near North Fork in Madera County California and served four years in the Marine Corps before studying drama at the University.
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Sam
Marlon Brando
Tne
North Fork
California
Madera County
Marine Corps
University
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