Thought for Evening Faith in Duty and Right
Editorial feature urges readers to trust that right makes might and to reserve judgment until duty is understood. It frames moral courage as a daily standard, advocating steadfastness, integrity, and personal responsibility in public life.
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Abraham Lincoln
Joint company union meetings improve labor relations
Bates Mfg Co Lewiston and the Textile Workers of America arranged periodic talks to iron out issues. Pepperell and Saco-Lowell already hold multi annual sessions to inform workers about management problems, profits forecasts, and labor relations, fostering a harmonious industrial climate.
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Bates Mfg. Co
Lewiston
The
Textile Workers of America
Pepperell
Saco-Lowell
Bigger and better UFOs
A wave of recent unidentified flying object sightings renews debate about their nature. Some dismiss reports as illusions, others insist they are advanced craft, while a growing faction calls for further study. Police, witnesses, and radar tests feature in the ongoing mystery.
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Hershey
Caldwell
Kans
Midwest
Southwest
Air Force
Oklahoma
Convicted Ex-P&G Executive Targeted Toothpaste Strategy Sale
A former Procter and Gamble junior executive was convicted for using the telephone to solicit selling an outline of his employer's toothpaste marketing strategy to Colgate-Palmolive. The case prompted FBI action and underscores industrial espionage risks in corporate sightlines.
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Procter and Gamble
Colgate-Palmolive
FBI
Harvard Business Review
Butchery of war through atomic age moral glare
Pope Paul VI condemns atomic death anniversaries while a broader critique questions the inevitability of war. The piece argues violence stems from war itself, pins blame on aggressors, and notes the Tokyo air raid’s 97 000 deaths, with Hiroshima cited as a cautionary symbol of humanity’s failure to end slaughter.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Paul VI
Hiroshima
Tokyo
Hamburg
Dresden
Japan
U. S
Free Lands
Boyle's Column Bits of trivia by Hal Boyle
A column of trivia notes figures on family costs to raise a child, global hunger in India, Japanese women and heart health, U S defense spending, littering by men, and various quips. It cites humor from contemporaries and mentions a dog-stopper spray product and a banana coconut diet trend.
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New York
India
Dean Rusk
United States
Louis Kronenberger
America
South Viet Nam
Bolivia
Austria
du Pont
Hawaii Mutiny on Set Ends With Director Rehired
Hollywood recounts a dramatic filming crisis on the Hawaii production where native cast and Polynesian crew resisted the firing of director George Roy Hill. Backers feared budgets could reach 20 million as mutiny yielded reinstatement and a celebratory luau.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Caine
Polynesia
Norway
New England
Hollywood
Hawaii’ Company
Oahu
United Artists
Miriseh Brothers Brass
George Roy Hill
Arthur Hiller
Waikiki
Max von Sydow
George
Julie Andrews
Hill
Malama
Tahiti
Manu Taunaole
Hiller
Kennebunkport Dump Association gains national notice
Maine columnist recounts how the Kennebunkport Dump Association evolved from a playful group into a national symbol of beautification. Edward Mayo leads 36 members in a campaign that treats refuse as art, stages National Dump Week, and argues dumps can be cleaned with gaiety. Nearby notes compare dumps to landmarks and caution about rat shoots. A second brief reports two men plead guilty after a “friendly fight” in Jacksonville, where knives were left behind and a lead pipe used.
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Earle Doucett
Arist
Edward Mayo
Kennebunkport
Mayo
Kennessunkport Dump Association
Maro
Kennebunk
Grand ‘Canyon
Niagara Falls
America
KDA
Starshish K Bachman
Maine Department of Economic Development
Westport
Genn
Kennebunkport Dump Association
Jacksonville
Fla
Biddeford Lace Journal Publisher Listing
The Biddeford Lace Journal at 11 Adams Street lists W. Paul Casavant as publisher and E. P. Ingalls as managing editor. It notes telephone numbers for business and editorial departments and shows subscription rates in advance. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and entered as second class mail.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Post Office
Community college opens doors for aging students in Baltimore County
Essex Community College in Baltimore County Maryland piloted an outreach to learners 60 and older by waiving tuition and skipping entrance exams. A one day “College Day for the Aging” drew over 100 seniors who chose from nine courses in sciences social sciences and humanities.
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Baltimore
Essex Community College
Baltimore County
Essex
Essex College
Bookshelf finds love for America in T H White diary
The American Journal by T H White, Putnam, $4.95, recounts White’s three month transcontinental tour and his claim of becoming an addict to America. The Irish descent scholar enjoyed college campuses, skyscrapers, Gothic architecture, and the Washington monument, believing an American Renaissance is under way.
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America
American Journal
T. H. White
Putnam
White
Washington Monument
Thomas Jefferson
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