Editorial Page Thought For Evening
Editorial note presents a Voltaire quotation on originality as scarce, noting that true novelty often comes from careful imitation. The page reflects a reflective, opinion-oriented tone typical of late edition columns.
Nations’ neuroses and the Four Horsemen rent collectors
A British Health Ministry official defines neurosis and psychosis in individuals and nations. He warns that national myths can distort state behavior and recalls Nazi Germany. The Bomb marks the line between neurosis and psychosis, with dire costs if crossed, as the Four Horsemen collect the rent.
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Ministry of Health
Nazi Germany
Four Horsemen
Utilities urge cooperation on high voltage power exchange
Eleven investor owned electric firms file with the Federal Power Commission to exchange off peak power with the Tennessee Valley Authority. The plan envisions over 100 million dollars in new extra high voltage lines up to 500000 volts across more than a thousand miles, to begin in 1965, financed by the companies at no taxpayer cost, benefiting seven states and strengthening regional grids while holding down consumer rates through private investment.
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Southwest
Federal Power Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
What We Can Afford Cuba and Budget Truths
A speaker warns that Cuba as a Soviet base 90 miles from the U S is a men ace but emphasizes that domestic waste and nonessential spending threaten the currency and national strength. The call is for rigid economy and clear truth about what the nation can afford to preserve freedom and power.
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Cuba
United States
Pearls of wisdom for men buying gifts this season
Jewelry designer Erwin Pearl urges men to trust their taste when selecting gifts for women. He notes many men doubt themselves in fashion but should pick what they would enjoy seeing on their partner, urging bold choices and the option to exchange. A pastor cautions that a home depends on women, and two can break it up.
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Erwin Pearl
Joe
Sue Brown
Jim
Sue
Mrs. Brown
Estes Testimony Likely Not Sought In Estes Inquiry
Washington sources indicate Billie Sol Estes is unlikely to testify before Senate or House committees probing his cotton allotments grain storage and fertilizer tanks. McClellan promises aside, Estes faces a pending conviction and numerous counts keeping him tied up in court for months.
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Billie Sol
Senate
Texas
Washington
McClellan Committee
Estes
Agriculture Department
House
Fountain Committee
McClellan
Congress
Lyndon
B. Johnson
Ralph Yarborough
Ameng
Yarborough
Johnson
Agric Lture
Orville Freeman
Charles S. Murphy
Gested
Teen-agers puzzle Uncle Sam on job hunt rise
AP analysis notes November unemployment at 5.8 percent, matching 1952, as teen labor force participation climbs by about 100000 with teen job seekers. Officials link dropouts and the evolving economy to fewer unskilled openings, while higher education increasingly shapes career prospects.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Benny Returns to Broadway After 31 Years for The Jack Benny Show
Hollywood traces Jack Benny, 68, returning to Broadway after 31 years to open The Jack Benny Show in Toronto and a six week stand at the Ziegfeld Theater. He tours with Jane Morgan and the Beverly Hillbillies, cites fun and love of work, balances radio, TV, and charity work, and jokes his violin taxes him. The move follows a revived TV ratings season and thoughts on audience laughter as he plans nights between golf and performances.
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Hollywood
Jack Benny
Waukegan
Ill
Funnyman
Earl Carroll
New York
O'Keefe
Toronto
Ziegfeld
Jane Morgan
Beverly Hillbillies
Benny
Las Vegas
Broadway
Dick Powell
Biddeford Saco Journal Publication Details
Biddeford Saco Journal lists address Adams Street in Biddeford Maine with publisher Paul Casavant and editor T J Mahoney. It notes subscription prices 1 month 1.85 six months 10.50 and annual 21.00 and states AP news content rights for local and AP dispatches.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
T. J. Mahoney
Associated Press
AP News
Boyle's Column: Age Guessing and a Playwright's First Hit
Ruth Millett reflects on age guessing in social circles while HAL Boyle profiles cartoonist Herb Gardner who, after struggles drawing horses, created A Thousand Clowns and won Broadway acclaim. Gardner advocates taking chances and living fully, despite early success.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Herb Gardner
Herb
Radio City
Gardner
Thomas Wolfe
Orson Welles
Times Square
West Side
Rita
Social Security and Unemployment Insurance Rules
A reader asks about collecting both unemployment benefits and Social Security. Federal rules govern Social Security while state laws vary for unemployment. If eligible by age and work, Social Security can begin regardless of unemployment. applying for unemployment may require showing willingness and ability to work. Retroactive benefit requests can alter monthly amounts, with minimums around 37.50, and a 64th birthday retroactive start can affect eligibility. A disability recipient considering temporary work may retain nine months of benefits to prove employability. if employment lasts beyond nine months, disability status may end and regular retirement benefits could apply.
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Federal
Social Security Administration
E. W
Trenton
N.J
J. S
Pomona
Calif
Miss S
M.S
Philadelphia
Daily Crossword Puzzle 47 Across Clues and Short Answers
A compact crossword listing numerous numbered clues across and down. Includes varied topics from languages, places, literature, philosophy, and anatomy. Readers fill entries like tongue terms, university locations, literary names, historic sites, and common words, forming a themed grid.
Classic TV holiday fare dominates next week's schedule
AP columnist notes CBS repeats The Wizard of Oz Sunday 6 to 8 pm EST while NBC airs Meet the Press with Governor-elect Scranton and a Dinah Shore show with Frank Sinatra. NBC, ABC, and CBS feature courtroom drama The Court Martial of Captain Wycliff, The Untouchables Floyd Gibbons story, Hitchcock Hour, Premier Theatre, and guest spots by Perry Como, Mickey Rooney, and Steve Allen era names across multiple nights.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
CBS
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
NBC
Dinah Shore
Frank Sinatra
Dick Powell
Robert Webber
Captain Wycliff
ABC
Floyd Gibbons
Jack Benny
Milton Berle
Kirk Douglas
Groucho Marx
Phil Silvers
Perry Como
Ernest Borgnine
Peter Falk
Dina Merrill
Shelly Winters
Joan Hackett
Mickey Rooney
Myoshi Umeki
Andy Williams
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