Allagash land clash over park plans pits public good against private rights
Editorial weighs Udall report on creating a national park in the Allagash region facing private paper-mill owners. Government seeks a wide border strip while owners promote a multiple use plan. The piece questions who can best preserve wilderness and suggests costs and visitor trends hint at shifting attitudes.
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Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Allagash
Hay
Golden Boys
Positive satisfactions outweigh dissatisfactions in happiness study
University of Chicago psychologist Dr Norman M Bradburn led a study across four Illinois towns to assess happiness. He found people feel happy when sufficient positive satisfactions outweigh dissatisfactions such as bad jobs or marriages, noting lack of joy in Mudville more than sorrow presence influences mood.
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Norman M. Bradburn
University of Chicago
Ilinois
Mudville
Quiet living urged as health measure against noise
Medical authorities warn noisy homes harm health from telephones to TVs. Sound conditioning via insulation reduces reflections, but even quiet interiors face disruption from low flying planes, with no cure except an ack-ack battery on the roof.
Word to the wise what to do with junk mail
The Better Business Bureau advises we are not obliged to acknowledge or return junk mail nor keep or pay for it. We must surrender merchandise to the shipper on request and may demand storage charges for holding it.
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National Better Business Bureau
Good news at last for the once fat man
A Virginia practitioner argues doctors over blame illness on overweight as the easiest defect to diagnose. He says heavy people can be normal and stop-and-start dieting harms the overweight. California's governor objects to Nixon's use of red murderers phrase and recalls old timer memories of WWII leaders.
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Virginia
California
Nixon
Ruth Millett
Jose
U S aid offer to Yugoslavia for Skopje earthquake relief
Agriculture Secretary Freeman offered Yugoslavia about 50 million in U S surplus dinars for earthquake relief in Skopje. Half is a gift, half a long term loan, with the aid funded by surplus U S wheat and other foods traded for dinars. The assistance follows a prior Air Force and Red Cross relief push and targets reconstruction after July 26 quake that left 85 percent of homes destroyed.
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Peter Edson
Washington Correspondent
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Orville L. Freeman
Europe
Khrushchev
Freeman
Yugoslavia
Tito
United States
Skopje
U.S
Marshal Tilo
Kennedy
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
USS. Army
Frank M. Coffin
Agency For International Development
Herbert Waters
Red Cross
Yugoslav Red Cross
Coffin
Army
Charles Potts
State, Treasury, Agriculture
Bureau of the Budget
Food For Peace Office
White House
Boyle's Column Snide Remarks About Executives
Hal Boyle parodies a corporate boss through a string of breezy quips. The piece lampoons executive arrogance and home life clashes, with jabs about ulcers, dictation, yachts, and the three martini lunch, all framed as a humorous column.
Dollar drain grows as foreigners hold more dollars abroad
AP reports that the United States runs a growing outward dollar drain as exports exceed imports by about 5 billion annually in the first half of 1963, but spending abroad and foreign aid widen the gap. Americans also bought nearly 1 billion in foreign securities abroad in H1 1963, signaling rising dollar holdings abroad.
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AP Business News
New York
Sam
United States
Commerce Department
Department
Biddeford Saco Journal Telephones and publisher details
Publication masthead lists address 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine daily except Sunday publication by The Journal Publishing Corp W Paul Casavant president E P Ingalls managing editor and specifies telephone numbers for business and editorial departments subscription rates in advance and AP membership notice
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
The
Journal Publishing Corp
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Sinatra lineage frames own show biz path for juniors
Ruth Millett frames a playful debate on wives guiding husbands at the wheel. Hollywood notes on Frank Sinatra Jr. and Nancy Sinatra emphasize independence, merit, and proving talent beyond famous name, with Nancy resisting nepotism and Frank Jr. choosing roles to establish his own career.
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Hollywood
Sinatra
Frank Sinatra Jr
Nancy
Tommy Sands
Hugh Benson
Fran Sinatra
Frank Jr
Tommy Dorsey
Reprise
Sinatra Record Firm
Frank
Sands
Ensign Pulver
Senior volunteers bring Cheer to hospital veterans
Senior volunteers help more than 100000 veterans in VA hospitals and 15000 in domiciliaries nationwide. They read to veterans, deliver mail, push wheelchairs, and share visits that ease loneliness. The VA Voluntary Service includes 43 national groups and thousands of individuals. Contact the nearest VA hospital director or Martin E. Segal for information.
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Weir
VA Voluntary Service
VAVS
Martin E. Sega
The Road to Hudders Field A Journey to Five Continents
A brisk book review of James Morris’s The Road to Hudders Field, a Pantheon volume on the World Bank. The author blends travel writing with accessible analysis of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, critiquing its economics while praising its clarity and reach.
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Huddersfield
Continents
James Morris
Pantheon
Morris
World Bank
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
England
Readers Call For Street Repairs In Saco
A letter to the Journal from a taxpayer urges the Saco Street Department to repair Wakefield Avenue. The writer criticizes the street as rough as a plowed potato field and asks for grading and tar coating. They highlight a hole on Henry Street corner where dirt has washed away and warn of possible car damage if not fixed.
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Saco
Wakefield Avenue
Henry Street
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down
Crossword clues list across and down entries for a daily puzzle including predicaments necessity flourished overly long as well as many names and places across and down with standard crossword formats and enumerations
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