Economic outlook brightens with gradual 1960–61 gains
Economists foresee a gradual improvement for 1960 and 1961 as steel demand rises and capacity utilization climbs. Roger B. Blough of United States Steel reports stronger consumer steel use, rising car output, higher personal income, and growing rail freight. James S. Rockefeller of First National City Bank also sees improving steel movement and a better housing and farm equipment outlook. Retailers anticipate continued high volumes.
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Roger B. Blough
United States Steel Corp
Ues
New York
Blough
National Industrial Conference Board
James S. Rockefeller
First National City Bank
Rockefeller
Maine Goes First No More in 1960 Election Predictions
The piece notes Maine's historic role as a political gauge with the slogan as Maine goes so goes the nation. It recalls how Maine's early September vote influenced national outcomes from Buchanan to Roosevelt and explains a constitutional change ending the tradition in 195 years of history.
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Maine
James Buchanan
Franklin Roosevelt
Benjamin Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Pine Tree
Woodrow Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Vermont
Alf Landon
Ray Tucker
Washington
United States
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Viewpoints of Other Editors on Kennedy Quoted Sources
A St Louis report notes Sen John F Kennedy adds five names to his quoted sources Dickens Bismarck Kipling Emerson and Churchill joining Eliot Frost Disraeli Jefferson Paine Shakespeare Wilde and others The piece questions whether Kennedy reveals his sources and discusses the role of quotations in public speech It also touches on natural childbirth rooming in and a reader’s letter about locating obstetric care and medical directories.
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St. Louis
John F. Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Kennedy
Dickens
Bismarck
Kipling
Emerson
Sir Winston Churchill
Eliot
Frost
Disraeli
Jefferson
Paine
Shakespeare
Wilde
Bartlett
Damon Runyon
Robin Hood
New York Times
Mark Twain
Health Advice From Dr Brady Columns
Public health Q and A column by Dr Brady discusses infant feeding safety heating jars, Baby Book offers, and cautions about sterilized baby food. It also covers tragacanth use in skin lotions and insists on proper digestion after tooth loss, warning against excessive tooth extraction.
Mushroom Onion Soup Shortcut For Saturday Supper
A family friendly soup recipe recreates Mushroom Onion Soup with lamb shoulder, potatoes, peas, salad, garlic bread, gelatin and beverage. Mushrooms are wilted in butter, flour and onion soup mix are added with boiling water, simmered then milk stirred in. Refrigerate overnight to blend flavors, re heat.
A Deputy Refutes Caller About Husband’s Weekend Alibi
Sheriff’s Deputy Ray Cartwright checked jail records after a Nashville call claimed a husband was jailed. He found no arrest. A woman shouted over the line accusing him of lying and being with another woman.
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Nashville
Tenn
Ray Cartwright
Cartwright
Soviet Union Uses U N Funds as Blackmail Threat
Washington reports the Soviet government refuses to pay its share of a 66.6 million dollar Congo Emergency Force appropriation, signaling a tactic to force U N decisions. The article notes the payment requirement is set by General Assembly rules and warns the policy could threaten U N credibility and even expulsion terms if continued. It is contrasted with U S contributions and argues such withholding undermines the organization and global respect.
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Washington
United Nations
U. N
Congo
General Assembly
Security Council
Russia
Communist Bloc
Soviet Union
Gaza Strip
U. N. General Assembly
United Nations Organization
United States
Jion
U. M
Crane Co. Nine Month Results Mixed for 1960
Crane Co reports third quarter sales of 375.878 million with a rise in net income to 2.062 million. Nine month sales reach 213.593 million though down from 238.402 million last year. Nine month net income is 3.510 million versus 4.297 million last year. Per share earnings for nine months are 2.13 versus 2.64 in 1959.
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New York
Crane Co
Cyclotherm
Oswego
M. C
Learn How to Live From a Cat Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle extols his cat Lady Dottie teaching dignity, joy in small things, living in the present, and resilience. The urban alley cat turned apartment dweller shows how to value simple pleasures, avoid self pity, and seize each moment.
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New York
Dottie
Frances
Tracy Ann
Spain
Rover
Lady Dottie
Moment of Meditation Prayer for Work and Service
A brief prayer asks for focus and efficiency in work and rest. It seeks to train the self to accomplish a single goal well and to contribute, in small but steady ways, to family, team, church or lodge, and community welfare.
Women could decide next presidential race experts say
National view holds that women voters may shape the 1960 outcome more than ever. Polls show gains for Kennedy with women while Ike's appeal to homemaker voters shifts, and labor unions mobilize cars and babysitters to boost turnout. Perle Mesta backs Nixon, but Kennedy leads in recent women’s polls.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Kennedy
Mamie” Eisenhower
Perle Mesta
Harry S. Truman
Luxembourg
Perle
Hotel Comfort Tops Commercial Bowling Standings
The Hotel Comfort leads the Commercial Bowling league this week with 48-16. Altmar Hotel is second at 42-22 and Music Box third at 40-24. Standings include Fulton Boiler 38-26, P&C and IGA 36-28, Littler's Builders 34-30, plus Jet's Lumber and others. Music Box had a high team game of 1111 and Richland Red and White the high team triple 2981. Tom Manwarren top single 252 and Harold Benjamin top triple 592.
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Pulaski
Hotel Comfort
Altmar Hotel
Music Box
Fulton Boiler
P&c
IGA
Littler’s Builders
Jet's Lumber
Richland Red and White
Jack’s
Pulaski Fuel
Carling
Black Label
LaVeck
Sunoco
Pacific's Shoes
Peter's
Tinker’s Tavern
Tom Manwarren
Harold Benjamin
Benjamin
Manwarren
Contract Bridge Masterclass Bid Decisions by Becker
The article discusses bidding choices in a Masters' Championship context. It analyzes four hands with responses including double takeout and suit-based bids, considering safety and scoring implications as opponents hold two hearts.
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B. Jay Becker
Zaistake
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