Florida’s spaceport rises as moon program unfolds
Editorial notes the $100 million vertical assembly building in Florida near Cape Kennedy and other spaceport structures. It describes the vast complex rising from swamps to assemble Saturn V rockets, with clouds forming near the ceiling and a cooling system big enough for 3,000 homes. The piece casts Cape Kennedy as a grand spaceport hub, likening it to a modern Grand Central.
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United States
Florida
Cheops
Lunar Space Launching Station
Cape Kennedy
National Aeronautics and Space
Air Force
Moon
Florida Swamp
Grand Central Station
New York International Airport
New York International
Florida Gateway
Strange Viet Nam war tale from a Cromley eyewitness
Washington correspondent Ray Cromley recounts visits to Vietnamese hamlets under Viet Cong pressure. He notes strategic roadblocks, repeated attacks, and local leadership dynamics. Villages with organization resist despite limited arms while others fall to insurgents, highlighting daily dangers and shifting control.
Red tape unknots chair sale in Washington column
Reporter Mr X battles private enterprise red tape to buy a chair for 99 dollars. After weeks of calls to executives, the department store president agrees to deliver the chair, echoing a retired dry goods clerk memory. Boyle’s column ends with a light jab.
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Raymond J. Crowley
Washington
Georgetown
Mr. X
Mr. Y
Mr. Z
Lowell
Massachusetts
Mr. and
Mrs. X
Husband hints for happier marriages from Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett offers seven tips for husbands to improve married life. Share daily events, avoid silence at home, and announce if late for dinner. Be neat, show appreciation, limit criticism, allow social life, and create a trusted financial plan. Tell her she matters and she will strive to keep you happy.
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Ruth Millett
Assa
Paul Harvey on Chicago mob rule and arson
Paul Harvey decries a wave of bombing and arson in Chicago linked to crime syndicates and insured by “controlled” companies. He argues motives include protection rackets and profit, notes unsolved cases, and discusses broader implications for city governance and national politics.
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Paul Harvey
Chicago
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Joseph Ragen
Behold a Pale Horse and a Madly Named Memoir
Hollywood notes on Behold a Pale Horse by Fred Zinnemann and a spoof memoir by Patrick Dennis titled My Thirty Days Upstairs in the White House. The film’s political optics draw Spanish controversy while Dennis lampoons First Lady Martha Dinwiddie Butterfield with slapstick and 172 Alexander photographs.
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Partick Dennis
Morrow
White House
Martha Dinwiddie Butterfield
Bosky Dell
Hollywood
Fred Zinnemann
Zinnemann
James Michner
Hawaii
United Artists
Emeric Pressburger
Columbia Pictures
Columbia
Martha
Pellagra River
George Washington Butterfield
Albumen
Ind
Dennis
Cris Alexander
Peggy Cass
Mame
Martha Ss
Usua
Miles A. Smith
Rusting bicycles highlight Maine education critique
In a Maine Educational Television address during the University of Maine commencement, Dr. Warren G. Hill challenged the era’s emphasis on rank. He warned of mental strain on students and warned that the pressure suppresses individual creativity. He urged educators and parents to value non top-ranked students and to rebalance toward personal development.
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Maine
Maine Educational Television
Warren G. Hill
University of Maine
Dr. Hill
Trenton
N. J.) State College
Hill
Push-Button Dialing Slashes Phone Time
The article touts push-button telephone dialing cutting average dial time from fourteen to five seconds. It argues faster dialing frees up time for teens and adults, enabling longer calls and more activities in a busy world.
Income up in July as wages and salaries rise
Personal income reached a new July high at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 490.8 billion dollars, with the gain mainly driven by more employed people. Dividend payments rose for some, and stock prices increased over six months, boosting totals beyond wage growth.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Department of Commerce
Biddeford Lace Journal and World News Snapshot
Biddeford Maine paper notes daily except Sunday edition details and staff contacts. It reports AP policy and a brief national economy snapshot showing July payrolls rise and farm income dip, with optimism for autumn and early 1965.
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Teaser
QONQ Sacundi BMILUPCUL DAILY CROSSWORD 34. Morsel 35. Join $7. King of Bashan 88. 40. 41. 43. 45. 46. Roman house god Cry of a sheep Let down A speck of food Quantity of paper A book clasp Serpent lizard Yesterday's Answer 36. Mistreat 38. Jump 39. Weapons of defense 42. Tiny 43. Mandarin tea 44. Beam DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE Here s how to work it AXYCLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another In this sample A is used for the three L s X for the two O s etc Each day the code letters are different XONQ TECUJIJIWUVUIQ IL XOSFO QUNFOUL TBUQOU GULQ ML Yesterday s Cryptoquote WHAT I VALUE MORE THAN ALL THINGS IS GOOD HUMOR JEFFERSON 1964 King Features Syndicate Inc
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Gobey
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Ha! Boyle
Zinnemann Fashions
Paul Harvey News
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Texas
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Warren Court
By Bob Thomas
Gregory Peck
France
Anthony Quinn
Guardia Civil
Peck
Guerrill
Quinn
Omar Sharif
Business Mirror
Biddeford
Lace Journal
Adams Street
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
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Bmilupcul
Daily Crossword
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Bashan
Longfellow
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Tbuqou
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