Seaton runs for home not VP in yearlong skip
Washington report notes Interior Secretary Fred Seaton rejects any presidential bid, stressing he seeks only home. Lyndon Johnson also denies executive ambitions while other politicians joke about future grandsons and breakfast follies at the White House.
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Walter H. Judd
R-Minn
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Wyatt Earp) O'Brien
Ike
White House
Sen
Bob Kerr
D-Okla
Editorial Page Thought for Evening
The page presents a Thomas Huxley quotation about virtue inspiring action rather than wasting life. It emphasizes that life only fails when ends in sloth, dishonesty, and cowardice, suggesting readers pursue courage and integrity in daily conduct.
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Thomas Huxley
America in a capsule by Bruce Biossat
The Russians seek tickets to the U S fair in Moscow praising interest yet complain that such exhibitions cannot fully capture American life. The author argues that a fair cannot represent the nation in full due to its vast diversity and differing interpretations. He suggests the only adequate exhibit is America itself, and urges accepting partial representation.
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Bruce Biossat
Moscow
U. S
Brussels
America
U. S. Fair
United States of America
Artificial troubles in railroad passenger service debate
The piece cites Wall Street Journal and ICC findings arguing excessive regulation creates artificial railway troubles. It outlines three years of study recommending route pruning, fare flexibility, fairer taxes, and work-rule reform. It urges regulatory modernization as essential to modern rail service.
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ICC
Vanier Named New Governor General of Canada
Major General Philips Vanier is appointed to succeed Governor General Massey as Canada’s governor general. Vanier, a French Canadian, has a long career as a soldier and diplomat in London and France. Prime Minister Diefenbaker praised his record and training for the post. The appointment caps the Queen’s six week tour of Canada.
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Elizabeth
Canada
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Vanier
Massey
Raymond Massey
Generl Vanier
London
France
Diefenbaker
Advertising Commerce: Newspapers Thrive in Summer Slump
An executive urges retailers to advertise in newspapers to beat the summer slump. He cites steady circulation and full readership as readers stay home and relax. The piece notes the enduring power of print amid TV ads and newer media, predicting drastic steps at resort dance floors this summer.
The Lineup changes eyed by Warner Anderson
AP movie TV writer reports Hollywood notes CBS reshapes The Lineup with new cast members while preserving Anderson as star. Tully quits San Francisco police series after five years, cites backing papers in background. Anderson says he stays, will run the department with three new actors and one actress, aiming for an outstanding return Sept. 30.
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Hollywood
Warner Anderson
Tom Tully
San Francisco
77 Sunset Strip
Tinuity
CBS
Tully
Babson on fish industry as peace link between nations
Babson argues the international fishing industry could bridge US and Russia, citing maritime laws and customs. He notes Gloucester as a major Atlantic port, Icelandic and Portuguese catches, and US Canada border peace, urging mutual nonmilitarization and a common language among crews. He plans trips to Sweden, Denmark, Berlin, and Odessa to gather data.
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Rumors of a college type swimming pool at Biddeford High
In a letter to the Journal a reader envisions the Biddeford Board of Education studying a collegiate style swimming pool for the new high school. The piece notes potential gains in physical culture, student interest, and broader town appeal for future industry, with references to Red Cross safety programs and year round skating benefits.
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Local Names in The News from Biddeford area
Local notices list Bert Williams visiting his brother James R Williams in Old Orchard Beach while Perley L Woodman visits New Orleans relatives. Several residents host birthdays and visits in Biddeford Saco Old Orchard Beach with guests from Stamford, Conn New York and Minnesota.
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Bert Williams
Em. Gy
James R Williams
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Perley L. Woodman
New Or Wate
King Woodman
West Myrtle
Biddeford
Rene Fredette
Caddigan
Bar Mills
Alan Kirkpatrick
Stamford
Willis Merrill
Swan Street
Kennebunk
William Lombard
Saco
Bagley’s
Fenderson's
Joseph Bouchard
New York
Brenton D. Fowler
Stowe
O. F. Boothby
String Street
Ann Verrier
Hill Street
Worcester
Mass
George Hirst
Baltimore
James Hirst
Old Orchard Road
William Reese
Brookline
F. E. Small
Jane Turner
Henrietta Colgate
Biddeford Pool
John F. Tighe
New Rochelle
N. Y
Margaret Tighe
Graham Street
Eva B. Morgan
Maine Writers Reae Club
Bowdonnam
Ruth Cleaves
Lawn Avenue
Palace
M. Isabel Davidson
Minnesota
Elizabeth House
Union Avenue
Jacqueline Provencher
Center Street
Ruth Millett Advocates Saying No to Outside Demands
Large families are back in style and mothers must limit outside activities. A busy mother with four or more children cannot juggle home duties and external engagements without sacrificing either the children or the husband’s support role. Saying no preserves home life and prevents fatigue and frayed nerves.
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Mama
Papa
NEA Service, Inc
What Will Rogers Say About Modern Times
Paul Harvey muses on Will Rogers and asks what the famous humorist would say about TV westerns, space travel, fears, and urban life. He riffs on farming wisdom versus city slickness, interweaving playful jabs at modernization, safety razors, and political shocks, ending with a farewell note.
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Claremore
Okla
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Wyatt Earp
Matt Dillon
Bat Masterson
Claremont
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