Editorial pushes York county mental health program drive
An editorial endorses a $30,000 yearly mobile family and child guidance clinic for Biddeford-Saco-Old Orchard Beach, Sanford-Springvale and Kennebunk-Kennebunkport. It notes joint sponsors, weekly clinic visits, and state matching funds while urging broad support from service, fraternal, religious, and civic groups to reduce long term costs of mental and emotional problems.
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York County
Community Family and Child Guidance Association
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American Association of University Women
Women's Educational and Industrial Union of
Saco
Sweetser Children's Home
Biddeford-Saco- Old Orchard Beach
Kennebunk Kennebunkport
Sanford-Springvale
Biddeford-Saco-Old Orchard
Kennebunk-Kennebunkport
Sanford- Springvale
Kennebunks
Biddeford and
Boston Psychopath Hospital
Cuban embargo sparks shift in tobacco and sugar
Connecticut farmers expand production as U S trade ban cuts Cuban supply. Connecticut Valley broadleaf fills higher quality cigars while South growers raise wrapper acreage. Non Cuban imports surge, sugar markets shift as domestic and foreign producers fill vacuum. The piece cautions that removing Castro carries wide after effects.
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Connecticut
U. S
Cuba
Connecticut Valley
Puerto Rico
Castro
No spoof on space goes for once the Russians have been caught
The piece ridicules Soviet space claims after a failed moon mission, noting their prior successes and errors. It mocks deliberate misdirection while urging cautious skepticism about official statements. It ends with a quip about winter weather and icy walks and salt.
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Byrd Awarded Backing for Sixth Senate Term in 1964
Washington notes recount Harry Flood Byrd receiving broad support at a Smithfield dinner marking his 30 years in the Senate. The Virginia statesman, an apple grower, is urged to run again in 1964, with aides warning Virginia politics could quake without his leadership. The gala honored Byrd with praise from peers like Bernard Baruch and highlighted his long service and独apple farming record.
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Enterprise Assn
Harry Flood Byrd
U.S. Senate
Virginia
Old Dominion
Byrd
Lyndon Johnson
Richmond
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Senate Finance Committee
Kerr
Johnson
Harry
Pena Byrd
Bob
Harry Byrd
Smithfield
Diest
Hobard Wis
Bernard Baruch
South Carolina
Diogenes
Lewis
Boyle's Column: Helpful hints and odd facts
HAL BOYLE collects mailbag tidbits from New York AP, noting aging population trends, lunar crater counts, environmental concerns, outdoor recreation rates, and quirky maxims. It surveys odd mishaps and memorable quotes, with jokes about medicine taste, apparel, and common names.
Investors Forum Crystal ball is cloudy
Wealthy readers weighed fears of national debt and spending while urging confidence in major industries. The column argues that despite deficits and high taxes, the U S economy rests on strong foundations and select well managed firms. It advises buying leading common stocks in five basic corporations and avoiding panic selling.
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Harry C. France
Wall Street
Washington
Congress of
United States
America
U. S
Hastings College hires only 65 plus professors
The Hastings College of Law in San Francisco employs permanent faculty aged 65 and over, a policy begun in 1948. The move, born from wartime staffing needs, aims to leverage experience and stability, with older instructors averaging 73 years and 42 years of teaching, and shows lower absenteeism and strong health compared to younger staff.
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Hastings College
Martin E. Legal
Retirement Advisors, Inc
Hastings College of Law
San Francisco
Hastings
University of California
Tings
Law School
Kennedy
Congress
Television gets travel easy and cheap on Sunday night
AP Television-Radio writer notes ABC Vatican tour with Pope and Sistine Chapel glimpses. Highlights include private chapels, Pope John XXIII in his study, and Swiss Guard gate opening. Also covers Bob Hope and award shows, NBC Hazel renewal, and various TV plans for 1963-64.
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ABC
Vatican
Sistine Chapel
John XXIII
Bob Hope
Beverly Hillbillies
Bonanza
Richard Chamberlain
Carol Burnett
NBC
Richard Boone
Lloyd Bochner
Hong Kong
Bethel Leslie
Harry Morgan
Pete and
Grady
Jeanette Nolan
John McIntyre
Boone
The secret of making your wife listen to you
A provocative maxim claims that three quiet words to another woman can compel obedience from a wife. The remark appears as a controversial quote reflecting gender dynamics and marital advice.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Dnea
Biddeford Saco Journal Ad Rates and Address Data
Local Biddeford paper lists publication details and contact numbers. It shows a publisher E P Ingalls managing editor, and subscription prices nine months or twelve months, plus postal and AP membership notes.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A filled crossword grid is implied by the long list of across clues with many entries and unusual spellings. The puzzle references multiple languages and historical terms, including references to Roman numerals and place names, suggesting a challenging, themed wordplay page.
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