Editorial Page Should Saco Hear From Outside Groups
The York County AAUW president Mrs. Jon Nathanson urged the Saco School Board to restore 37973 in education funds facing City Council cuts. The piece questions if county or state groups meddle in local affairs and invites reader letters to weigh in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
American Association of University Women
Jon Nathanson
Saco Board of Education
Nathanson
Saco School
Lebanon
Saco
Journal Forum
Easter central to Christian faith century old message
The article argues Easter is the core of Christianity surpassing Christmas and other aspects. It outlines four essentials Jesus birth miracles teachings and the resurrection with the resurrection emphasized as pivotal. It notes 2000 years of growth and links Easter hope to immortality amid modern perils.
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Jesus
Nazareth
Christ
Calvary
Retail Federation warns of a 36 billion deficit risk
A bulletin from the American Retail Federation warns that President Kennedy's 107.9 billion request for appropriations could outpace receipts by as much as 36 billion if enacted and tax reductions pass. It calls for $15 billion in spending cuts to avoid inflation harming fixed incomes and consumer living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Retail Federation
Congress
Face lift for your money in 1970 dollars
A 1970 plan would retire the current silver backed $1 bills and replace them with Federal Reserve notes backed by a 25 percent gold reserve. Designers aim to keep size and color similar while changing design to distinguish the new bills and free Treasury silver for coin production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Federal Reserve
Kennedy foreign aid request hides bigger funding in plain sight
President Kennedy sends a lengthy foreign aid message to Congress that effectively asks for more money next year. The paper notes the document, though framed as a cut, is three times longer than last year and emphasizes the President’s reduced January estimates while praising the program’s impact.
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Peter Edson
Washington
New Enterprise Assn
Kennedy
Congress
U.S
The
Free World
Lucius D. Clay
United States
Brando Sees Identity, Nationalism, and Foreign Aid Debates
Marlon Brando criticizes consumer culture and the diminished value of identity while urging voices against threats to freedom. He discusses foreign aid policy, noting proposed increases for military and economic assistance and a push to boost private investment in developing countries with tax credits, amid looming capital outflows and uncertain figures.
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U.S
Europe
Japan
Treasury Department
Latin America
Asia
Africa
Department of Commerce
Security for You and Veterans Guide Pension Rights
A widow asks if remarriage ends her government annuity and how sales of property affect pension. Articles explain remarriage terminates survivor benefits, VA and Social Security rules on income and pension eligibility, and options to switch from old to new VA income limits. Readers advised to consult local VA and obtain the Security for You guide.
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Social Security
Theusband
E. S
San Diego
Callif
A. H
Gardendale
Ala
E. D
Livingston
N. J
New York 1
N. Y
Comic clicks after 30 years Ruth Alert
Ruth Millett notes spring drives housewives to reassess wardrobes weight hair yard home and children plans. She describes a seasonal cycle of DIY energy and renewed effort followed by summer slowdown until the next spring prompts renewed action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Asea
Changing Times and the Square Shooter in View
A magazine column recalls the phrase square shooter and the shift toward smooth operators. Writer Lillian M. Denis notes admiration for the old term, cites Pat Buttram as Hollywood’s new sensation, and praises those who refuse to cut corners in business and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Pat Buttram
Walter Huston
Pat
PTA
Alabama
Winston County
Birmingham Southern College
Gene Autry
George Gobel
Rex Allen
Autry
Woran
Biddeford Saco Journal Masthead and Editorial Info
Biddeford Saco Journal notes Adams Street publication daily except Sunday. Marie Paul Casavant publisher E P Ingalls managing editor. Circulation rates listed: One month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Associated Press rights noted. Located Biddeford Maine.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Marie Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Maine
Crossword puzzle clues and answers list
A dense set of crossword clues and numbers covering across and down entries. Entries reference various word meanings such as phrases for daily puzzles, birds, tools, and geographic terms, with items like Macaw and English Channel island included. The list also hints at proper nouns and thematic elements through numbered clues.
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Washington News
Brando
New York
Marlon Brando
Apne
Southeast Asia
Scandal Sheet
Joseph
Pilate
Galilee
Security For
YOU and Veterans Guide
Ruth
People’s Forum
Denis
By Bob Thomas
Lillian M. Denis
Biddeford - Saco Journal
English Channel Island
Cee
Abbi
N.E. College
Scot
Cie
Winthrop
Rome
Lyndon Johnson
South Africa
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