Best Yet To Be David Sarnoff Predicts Marvelous Things Ahead
Gen David Sarnoff peers into the 21st century predicting homes powered by compact batteries 20 years of light heat and cooling and fleets flying 5 000 miles per hour. He envisions seas farmed oceans and space harvests with doctors programming symptoms into computers. By 2000 A D vibrant color television and widespread radio will be common while science raises questions about ethics and humanity. Sarnoff warns that without moral guidance progress could endanger civilization. He remains hopeful that satellites will foster peace and global understanding. Rita E Small set to sail from Biddeford to West Africa as a missionary next Tuesday.
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New York
David Sarnoff
Sarnoff
Radio Corp. of America
RCA
Lome Togo
West Africa
Rita E. Small
Marion E. ‘Small
West St
Biddeford
Biddeford High School
Zion Bible Institute
Providence
R.I
Faith School of Theology
Old Orchard Beach
New England Vignettes in Ireland and Portland Clocks
AP dispatch narrates Gov. John Dempsey's Ireland tour with silvery rhetoric and satiric quips from Cashel. In Portland Maine city clocks run erratic. bid to restore accurate time via electric wind and pigeon protection eyed. A Maine zoology student colors gulls yellow with cannons, while Massachusetts uses dye on sea birds to track flights.
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James F. Donohue Bolton
New England
John Dempsey
Connecticut
Ireland
Cashel
Bunker Hill
Portland
Maine
Odd Fellows Hall
University of Massachusetts
Nantucket
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
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Ralph Schreiber
University of Maine
First Finance reports record six month earnings
Consolidated net income for First Finance Corp for the six months ended June 30 1965 set a record high of 103 723 up from 54 219 in the 1964 period Earnings per share were 30 cents versus 25 cents in the prior year Outstanding receivables at June end were 10 504 295 up 19.6 percent from year end 8 779 755 The results reflect a favorable economic climate branch expansion and interest savings from the June 1964 refinancing plan Negotiations for an additional 2 600 000 financing are in progress president Raymond E Mercier Sr said First Finance operates 16 branches in MA NH ME and RI
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Boston — Consolidated
First Finance Corp
Ray
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