Khrushchev Visit Seen Offering Limited Gains for East West Ties
Washington observers say Khrushchev’s U.S. trip will not yield major settlements. Expectations focus on keeping lines of communication open to avert miscalculation and a possible war. Eisenhower praised as a strong bargainer while Khrushchev may press for status and limited concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Free World
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Moscow
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Charles K. Bohlen
Russia
Council of Ministers
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
White House
Camp David
Kremlin
Siberia
Soviet Union
Karushchev
Thought for Evening Editorial Motto by Kettering
Editorial page presents a reflective quote from Charles Kettering on perseverance and gradual effort to encourage readers. It emphasizes continuing effort even as one nears completion, urging resolve in the final attempt.
Maine scenic spots need marked signs to boost tourism
The piece argues that Maine’s scenic and historic attractions are hidden by unmarked roads and unadvertised sites. It urges communities to market ponds, lakes, and river shore spots, citing examples and a U S Commerce booklet to show tourism can boost the economy and justify development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Doucette
Maine
York County
Swan Pond
Barker's Pond
Ossipee Pond
Granny Grant
Shaker’s
Loon
Fourfam
U. S. Department of Commerce
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
Law saves money by restricting parcel post size limits
A 1951 law limits size and weight of parcels moved between first class post offices. The Chamber of Commerce publication argues the rule saves taxpayers money by shifting large package traffic to private carriers and reducing need for expanded postal facilities while protecting rural areas with limited private service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Post Office Department
Retail boom driven by shopping centers and competition
A Washington era piece notes the American consumer benefits from strong retail service and records a 1959 projection of 11.57 million dollars for new store construction. It cites 900 new centers expected this year, driven by suburbs traffic and price competition shaping capital expenditures and customer expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey M. Lebhar
Chain Store Age
Record Debt and Higher Rates Tilt U S Economy
AP reports September opens with rising instalment debt and higher living costs. U S debt tops 290 billion, with forecasts of further increases as discount rates rise and bank loans push toward five to six percent. Mortgage costs and consumer credit follow, amid a record GNP of 483.2 billion before the steel strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AP Business News
New York
U. S. Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
U.S. Treasury
Lapidus Colum John: Adornment Defines American Hotels
New York architect Morris Lapidus, famed for Florida and Caribbean hotels, argues adornment satisfies a basic human need. He battles critics who favor stark design, saying hotels are stages to lift people from routine life. He embraces color, material beauty, and decoration as essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Morris Lapidus
America
Frank Lloyd Wright
Miami Beach
Lapidus
Florida
Caribbean
Profes
Sion
Russia
Rules for choosing a caring partner in wedlock
Advice warns a girl to avoid jealous, unreliable men who lie disrespect elders and dismiss her parents, urging she prefers a man with ambition, honesty, and respectful behavior. The piece lists traits and concludes a man with few strikes may be easier to live with than marriage to a flawed soulmate.
Paul Harvey on Eisenhower’s frontier role in cold war
Paul Harvey argues President Eisenhower embodies a fence riding role to bind Western unity against Soviet pressure. He contrasts Ike’s peacemaking efforts with Khrushchev’s summit stance, predicting future presidents will similarly walk the line between free and communist worlds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Free World
Eisenhower
Wilson
Britain
Adenauer
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Russia
United
Khrushchev
Black Sea
Slave States
Head Red
General Features Corp
Local Names in The News From Saco and Nearby Towns
Local residents are listed visiting relatives and guests in Maine, New Jersey, and Massachusetts. Notable entries include Alfred Boettcher elected president of Old Orchard Beach Chamber of Commerce and several wedding anniversaries and travels. A late paragraph mentions Luz, a dark-haired former film stunt performer, noting an accident during The Rains of Ranchipur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Shoemaker
Trenton
N. J
T. C. Kingsbury
Kennebunk Landing
Marjorie Patterson
Old Orchard Beach Road
Saco
Worcester
Mass
Herbert Hodsdon
Portland
Ethel Wight
Ocean Park
Alfred Boettcher
Old Orchard Beach
Malcolm W. Garland
North Street
Jellison Lello
New Gloucester
Ida Inman
Vernon Street
New Jersey
New York
Lena DeCoursey
Kennebunk
Lester L. Kimball
Wells Beach
al Coker
Homer
Thomas Neary
Cambridge
Anastasia Neary
May Street
Biddeford
Ida Thurber
Cutler
Charlotte L Yon
Saco Avenue
Bradbury
Springfield
Adelpha McKeen
Portland Road
Henry Lique
Rochester
N. H
E. Lemire
Anna Ricker
South Street
James Adams
Chicago
W. J. Dunston
Somerville
Schoo Luz
Ranchipur
Luz Potter Grows Up In Movie Roles
AP writer Bob Thomas profiles Luz Potter a 48 inch tall stand in who has spent two decades growing up with child actors. She explains how she uses shoes blocks and risers to match every actor and recalls working with stars like Margaret OBrien Natalie Wood and Elinor Donahue on Father Knows Best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Luz Potter
Luz
Margaret O'Brien
Gigi Perreau
Jeanine
Natalie Wood
Sherry Jackson
Elinor Donahue
Daily Crossword Puzzle 54 56 57 58 60 62 63 64 65 66 67
Crossword clues list across and down entries including 54 Surprised exclamation 56 Historic city in Georgia 57 Cartoonist Gardner 58 Phrase for disembark 2 words 60 Defied 62 Beverages 63 acre 64 Organic compound 65 Native of Northern Europe 66 Namesakes of a Biblical person age 67 Painter Anna Mary Robertson. Down clues Birth Jewish fraternity 13 Assistant Abbr 19 Counterpart 22 Former diva 25 one resort 26 George Gissing's Street 29 Swing around 30 Observe 31 A year in the future Rom 32 Early ti an 33 Three 35 Law degree 38 Utterers of chants 39 In progress 42 New Testament nature Colleq 2 words 46 Wimbledon winner Gi 47 Hose 50 Polish tributary of the Oder 51 Plant root base for powder 52 Most Happy Fella star 53 Bails 54 Variegated stone 55 Waikiki dance 59 Snake 61 I love Lat
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Georgia
Gardner
Europe
Anna Mary Robertson
Abbr
George Gissing
Oder
Actress Lauren Caapin Steps In For Dennis the Menace Role
The article notes Lauren Caapin stands in for Jay North in the Screen Gems TV series. It highlights her view of young co stars, saying she has good luck with them and has not encountered troublesome child actors, unlike movie brats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauren Caapin
Jay North
Tyke
Dennis the Menace
Screen Gem
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Ory
Stalin
Yaltas
Charles Kettering
King
Business Mirror
Boyle
Ruth Wlert
Fellows
Paul Harvey News
Paul Harvey
Biddeford -Saco Journal
Zwei
Drei
New Orleans
Gershwin
David and the Philistines
California
Tom
Robin
Sture
Nebraska City
Little Liz
Outa
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