Maine paper salutes Lewiston Journal centennial
The Biddeford Saco Journal congratulates the Lewiston Evening Journal on its 100th anniversary and notes the Lewiston paper's Civil War era transition to a daily edition on April 20 1861. It recalls Arthur G Staples' foundational role and Holman Day era contributors shaping Maine journalism.
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Biddeford- Saco
Lewiston
Journal
Fort Sumpter
Lewiston Weekly Journal
Lewiston Daily Evening Journal
Enterprise
Associated Press
Boston Evening
Portland
Boston
Maine
It's up to each of us by Bruce Biossat
The Public Health Service cites a deadly time lag between discovery and use in health care. Preventable deaths and costs rise from untreated infections, glaucoma, diabetes, rheumatic disease, and tuberculosis even with vaccines and tests available. Urges timely immunization, checkups, rehab, trained staff, and facilities.
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Public Health Service
PHS
Nature Centers for Urban Youth Move Gathers Steam
Dr. Luther Gulick of the Institute of Public Administration sent a March 23 letter to mayors of 4400 cities promoting Nature Centers for Young America. The program aims to set aside natural land as outdoor laboratories for urban children with guided study and conservation leadership. Among the first replies, twelve cities reported land set aside or owned for this purpose.
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Luther Gulick
The
Institute of Public Administration
Nature Centers For Young America
Maine
California
Dr. Gulick
Clifford Park
McCloy uses frontier analogy to chase disarmament fraud
Washington NEA analysis by John J. McCloy, head of the U S Disarmament Administration, argues that Khrushchev’s call for general and complete disarmament is a fraud. He cites historic gun control in frontier towns and warns that without a strong, effective police presence a peaceful society cannot exist. He notes talks between Stevenson and Gromyko, the push for a larger disarmament commission, and the risk of a bigger, unwieldy process that could empower neutrals aligned with the Communists. The piece frames this as more than propaganda, urging concrete action to prevent nuclear risk and ease global tension.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn
NEA
John J. McCloy
U. S
McCloy Mainmais
Russia
Khrushchev
U. N. General Assembly
New York
Siberia
Geneva
U. N
Adlai Stevenson
Andrei Gromyko
GCC
State Department
Signs That Reveal a Happy Married Man
New York AP column lists humorous, revealing habits of married men. The signs include family photos in wallets, lunch money from wives, a sandwich and cake in the briefcase, a haunted look when asked for help, detestable shopping carts, and a fondness for kittens and old films, culminating in the verdict that such traits mark the backbone of civilization.
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New York
Business Outlook Slips For Many Firms In Q1
The article notes earnings for the first quarter among 175 firms show a 6.3 percent drop from 1960, with 95 reporting declines and 21 posting a net loss. AT&T stands out with a 7.3 percent rise, while IBM, GE, Du Pont, and Celanese show varied results. Industry patterns and quarterly timing influence results, with expectations for better results in Q2.
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Sam Dawson
New York
B AP
American Telephone & Telegraph
At&t
International Business Machines
General Electric
du Pont
Celanese
Goodrich
Rubber
General Tire
Firestone
Deere & Co
International Harvester
Scott Paper
West Virginia Pulp & Paper and Rayonier
Safeway
National Tea
Kroger
Pfizer
Parke
Davis
Allied Chemical
American Cyanamid
Don Monsanto
Rohm & Haas
J. P. Stevens
Biddeford-Saco Journal publisher and editorial contacts
Publication details list the Biddeford Saco Journal office at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine with Paul Casavant publisher and T J Mahoney editor. It notes telephone numbers for departments and AP membership and postage statements for second class mail. Subscription rates in advance: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
T J Mahoney
Associated Press
Post Office
Cowboy Pants Poem by Sarah Bridge Graves
A playful verse ribbing tight fitting jeans and shop clerks who misread fashion in towns. The speaker notes how the style causes saddle discomfort yet defines unique identity. A humorous reflection on clothing trends and social perception.
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Sarah Bridge Graves
Letters on John Birch Society Endorsements at Belmont
Eleanore M. Drouin publishes a public service letter. She defends the John Birch Society's anti communist stance, cites endorsements from Cardinal Cushing and Bishop Carroll, and urges readers to view films like Operation Abolition and Communist on the Map while noting distribution and contact details in Belmont Massachusetts.
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Biddeford-Sazo Daily Journal
Puber’ Welch
Belmont
Mass
Associated Press
Rolrt Welch
Review “American Opinion
Belmont 78
C.rdinal Cushing
Boston
Mark K. Carroll
Wichita
Kasas
Cardinal Cushing
Robert Welch
John Jirch
C.M. Crawford
Los Angeles 5
California
John Birch Society
Robert Kennedy
Time Magazine
People’s World
Indianapolis
the People’s World
San Francisco
Washington
24 F Street
N.W
D.C
House Committee On UN
Eleanore M. Drouin
Adams St
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue List
A compact listing of crossword clues with numbers and brief hints across multiple entries from 1 to 57, including artsy terms and geography hints. Entities include California and Idaho city Coeur d Alene style, Latin phrases, and common word prompts such as moisture and remains.
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Idaho City
Span
Cuba
A.D
Asia
Detracting Traits of a Woman’s Charm in A Milligan Column
Ruth Millett lists common moments she says undermine a woman’s charm. The traits include a scowling face while dressed well, permanent waves in progress, hurrying with bundles, losing temper with a child, a fixed social smile, cigarette dangling, pulling a child, putting another woman in her place, gossiping, public mirror gazing, tugging undergarments, inattentive listening, prying for sales pressure, back seat driving, shrill voice seeking attention, detailing illness, and proving a man wrong.
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Ruth Millett
For Your Future By Ray Henry Washington
The piece discusses unemployment among those aged 45 to 65, highlighting the longer job search and lower pay when reemployed. It notes Kennedy's Oct. 24 Rockford speech urging ending age discrimination by government contractors, boosting employment services, and expanding staff to aid older workers.
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Washington
Kennedy
Rockford, Ill
U. S
Congress
Kennedy pushes plan to aid older workers and training
The administration seeks expanded staff to guide older workers, place them in jobs, and run testing programs. Congress is expected to approve funds. Distressed areas law aims to bring new industry and provide training subsidies for older workers. Bills from Senators Clark and McNamara propose training grants and bans on age discrimination by federal contractors. Housing next.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Labor Department
High Department
Kennedy
Joseph S. Clark
D. Penn
Pat McNamara
D. Mich
U. S
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