Maine Should Be Represented at Wildlife Dinner
National level dinner at the National Press Club Washington on August 7 marks the 25th anniversary of the Pittman Robertson Act and the Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration program. Notables include Stewart Udall A Willis Robertson Egbert Hadley and Ira Gabrielson with sponsors Izaak Walton League Audubon Society Sport Fishing Institute Wilderness Society and Wildlife Management Institute. Maine has strong stakes in conservation and should participate actively with this national group.
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Washington
National Wildlife Federation
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Sen
A. Willis Robertson
Virginia
Egbert C. Hadley
Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers Institute
Ira N. Gabrielson
Wildlife Management Institute
Maine
Frank P. Briggs
Interior For Fish and Wildlife
Sen. Robertson
Carl D. Shoemaker
Congressional
Pittman-Robertson
Gabrielson
Izaak Walton League of America
National Audubon Society
Sport Fishing Institute
The
Wilderness Society
Pepper crosses party line at Washington Dem school
Washington excerpts show ex Senator Claude Pepper pressed Under Secretary George Ball on State Department credibility during a Democratic candidates’ school session. Ball defended complex global problems and four alibis for public messaging while denying any plan to cede armed forces to the U.N. The exchange highlighted intra party scrutiny of foreign policy and governance.
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Enterprise Assn
Claude Pepper
Florida
Miami
Dade County
George Ball
United States State Department
Pepper
Ball
State Department
Dean Rusk
Europe
Berlin
Laos
United States
California
U.N
Kennedy
Railroad pension unaffected by outside work and Social Security offset rules
Questioned by readers from Ohio and California, the column explains railroad retirement is not affected by earnings after retirement, unlike Social Security. It covers rules for outside work during retirement, reemployment rights, and widow benefits, noting how Social Security can offset railroad wife benefits unless the widow has additional entitlements. It clarifies eligibility for Mrs S in Newark, showing 80 quarters already paid and 40 needed for full insured status and retirement benefits without extra work.
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Youngstown
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R. M
San Diego
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Newark
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The girls bless em
Don Oakley argues that women pushing for equal pay in industry faces political realities and social limits. He notes 24 million working women and warns equality may not fully erase gender norms. He insists men and women seek practical fairness, not sameness.
It's Your Money The Cost of Government and Civic Duty
The piece argues citizens neglect political knowledge while government spending rises. It cites the Citizens Public Expenditure Survey of New York showing government as a major cost, urges active participation, and warns that without a sound economy and fiscal base, high costs will persist. It ends with a caution about vacation costs.
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Citizens Public Expenditure Survey
New York
Why blame the poor monkey and keep up with Joneses
HAL BOYLE tells of the Smiths and Joneses in a suburb who imitate their neighbors to the point of spending beyond means. The cycle ends in bankruptcy for both families as the moral lands on the danger of trying to outdo others.
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Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Smith
Mr. Smith
Joneses
Jones
Adam
Smiths
Zanuck seen as savior in Hollywood revival hope
Hollywood reports rising optimism as Darryl Zanuck returns to preside over 20th Century-Fox. Analysts cite past rescues of the studio amid a period of misfires, big budgets, and industry turmoil, hoping Zanuck’s leadership will reboot production and restore luck to the film business.
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Hollywood
Darryl Zanuck
Zanuck
20Th Century-Fox
MCA
Universal Pictures
Justice Department
20Th Century- Fox
Buddy Adler
New York
Jerry Ward
20Th Fox
20Th Century
Tottering Fox Empire
Journal Forum Pe 9 Letters on local topics
Readers are invited to send signed letters with addresses for the Journal forum. The column states opinions are not necessarily endorsed by the Journal and that names may be withheld from print upon request.
Film reshapes industry as Zanuck reshapes cinema
In the early 1950s the film business faced decline from television. Zanuck adopted CinemaScope to widen screens, reviving audience interest and injecting fresh momentum into Hollywood. The shift marked a pivotal response to the era's changing entertainment landscape.
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Zanuck
Cinerama
Hollywood
Ruth Millett on how kids grew up in the old days
Ruth Millett reflects on childhood standards of independence in earlier times. Children walked or biked to school and organized own games and rules, while parents and teachers handled schooling and discipline with limited adult intervention.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Gr Urs
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