Editorial Balcony Thought for Evening
The page presents a reflective quotation attributing to William Makepeace Thackeray that "Mother is the name for God in the lips and hearts of little children" to frame an evening meditation on motherhood and virtue.
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William Makepeace Thackery
Denmark shows traffic safety by public will and strict enforcement
The Danish approach combines harsh penalties for traffic violations, relentless safety campaigns, and pedestrian crosswalk emphasis with police enforcement. Rapid urban congestion and a national goal culture foster cautious driving, contrasting with American highway expansion and high fatality counts despite more cars.
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United States
Denmark
U. S
Copenhagen
Los Angeles
New York-New Jersey Parkway
De Gaulle Expands France’s Reach Into Latin America
The French leader’s Latin American visit shows France pursuing independent trade and political ties. He retains NATO while courting eastern bloc ties and hints at another Latin American tour, signaling a shift in U S policy considerations for the region.
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de Gaulle
Latin America
United States
France
South
Central America
Europe
NATO
Western Alliance
Red China
West Germany
U. S
Washington
Earthworms Shaping World History From Plows to Fertilizer
Spring brings focus on earthworms also called fishworms and dew worms. They enrich soil, aerate burrows, and may surface 15 tons of soil daily via worm activity. Darwin noted their global presence and long sizes in Australia. Maoris use worms as food though U S gourmets have scarcely tried worm banquets.
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Cleopatra
Nile Valley
Charles Darwin
Darwin
Andes
Australia
United States
New Zealand
U. S
Tax cuts spur rumblings in Colorado under Gov Love
Colorado Governor John Love's tax rebate program and subsequent package to align with federal rules have relieved the treasury only briefly. Drought and sagging cattle prices widened deficits, prompting a cigarette tax and cuts to medical and commuter deductions. Education funding lags the national average as student numbers rise, forcing reliance on local property taxes.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington Correspondent Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Washington
Colorado
John Love
Howdy Ma‘am
Love
Denver
Hollywood Landmark to be Restored by New Owner
In Hollywood, the Garden Court apartments on Hollywood Boulevard, opened in 1919, are being restored by new owner Erwin Katz who has refused to tear it down. The landmark building features a classical facade with Corinthian columns and Adonis statues, a grand lobby with oriental rugs and mahogany, and former tenants including Stella Turk Mae Murray Una Merkel Sidney Blackmer Anita Stewart.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Hollywood Boulevard
Grauman
Garden Court
Stella Turk
Mae Murray
Una Merkel
Sidney Blackmer
Anita Stewart
A Post Easter Call for Spiritual Renewal by Roger Babson
Babson argues spring and Easter demand a spiritual rebirth to heal a world beset by scandal and hatred. He questions the role of religion in public life and politics, urging voters to seek leaders guided by the Spirit and to oppose solving all problems with science alone. He cites Saul’s conversion and the World's Fair as prompts for a worldwide spiritual awakening.
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Babson Park
Mass
Jesus
Saul of
Tarsus
Saul
Paul
Europe
Public Forum Letters on censorship and civic rights
Open letters from readers argue that censorship is unchecked by law and urge defenders of free press. They defend readers equity, urge referendums on school funding, and reference a 1964 Supreme Court libel ruling to support broad First Amendment rights.
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Journal
Berlin
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Black
Goldberg
William ©. Douglas
New York Times Company
L. B. Sullivan
Robert D. Abernathy
Black
Paul Harvey on Communists and Kennedy assassination
Paul Harvey argues that Communists use propaganda to mislead Americans about Kennedy's death. He cites statements by Gus Hall and others, accusing rightists and blaming the assassination on various plots. He contends that Soviet aligned rhetoric aims to defeat ultraright candidates and promote Communist or independent figures.
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Kennedy
United States
Gus Hall
Cuba
Communist ‘Worker
Birch Society
Communist Party
Hall
Worker
New Jersey
Dis
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher and editorial info
Publication details for Biddeford Saco Journal listing address Adams Street Biddeford Maine staff roles and contact numbers with subscription rates in advance One month 185 six months 1050 one year 2100 and noting AP membership and republication rights.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul
Post
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