Durable colonialism and Soviet restraint at the U N
Editorial notes that colonialism remains a UN issue and warns Moscow may face anti imperial pressure as neutrals curb European colonialism. It lists Soviet conquests from Azerbaijan to Lithuania, but argues Russia’s legalistic stance and future elections could keep such pressures at bay for now.
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Hoover book On Growing Up highlights letters to American youth
The New York publisher William Morrow and Company releases Herbert Hoover's On Growing Up, a collection of longhand letters to and from American boys and girls. Hoover shares childhood memories, views on public service, and guiding lessons, with editor William Nichols noting his habit of replying to children.
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Herbert Hoover
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New York
William Morrow and Company
William Nichols
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America
Iowa
United States
England
Philadelphia
First Family disc sparks chaos in music stores
Washington reports Vaughn Meader's The First Family remains a hot seller as stores in Kansas City stay open late and unload 5,000 copies in a week. Bud Booth notes Kennedy’s appeal endures in White House circles while politics mix with pop culture.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Washington
Vaughn Meader
Kansas City
Variety
Bud Booth
Manger
Kennedy
White House
How to get in trouble Boyle's Column
A collection of humorous items and quips from HAL BOYLE about social missteps and everyday temptations. The piece lampoons invitations to risky behavior from neighbors and authorities, urging caution in witty, cautionary anecdotes about taxes, drinking, driving, and family pride.
Retail loss controls rise in December sales surge
AP reports during the peak holiday shopping period stores battle theft, fraud, and insider pilfering with electronics, cameras, and guards. Losses reach about a billion dollars yearly with big retailers testing lie detectors and dual lens cameras to deter fraud.
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AP Business News
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Bert Lang
Liz Bros
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America
E. J. Korvette, Ind
Burns International Detective Agency
Pinkertons National Detective Agency
Biddeford-Saco Journal masthead details
Biddeford Saco Journal publishes daily except Sunday from 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine with staff editors and publishers listed. Subscription rates shown: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Associated Press member crediting local news and AP dispatches.
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Maine
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Associated Press
Perhaps We Are Meant To Reach Our Dreams
A reflective poem speaks of time’s swift hours and the paradox of pursuit. It compares yearning to a cycle from seed to seed and the desire to become part of a blossom, noting fulfillment remains elusive yet remains a driving pattern in life. Julia A. Cook
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Aviation Space Writers’ Association
Martin
Days of Wine and Roses delivers Oscar worthy Lemmon performance
Hollywood sips a bitter tale as Jack Lemmon and Lee Remick star in Days of Wine and Roses. The film tracks a modern couple's downward spiral into alcoholism with Lemmon delivering a harrowing, restrained turn as a rising executive battling sobriety and temptation.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood (Ap
MGM
Jack Lemmon
Lee Remick
Lemmon
Just keep trying in modern living quirks and quarrels
Ruth Millett lists minor frustrations of contemporary life from reading exit signs on freeways to finding convenient parking and reliable repairs. She notes challenges with fashion, grooming, gadgets, and staying informed as age and trends shift.
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Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Cabvie
Remembering Charles Longmore in a Letter to the Forum
A reader writes to People's Forum praising the recently deceased Charles Longmore. The author recalls Longmore's outdoors love, interest in growing things, and constructive projects, noting their spirited disagreements but enduring respect. The letter ends with a solemn tribute and recognition of a heroic life.
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Charles Longmore
Charlie
Charles
Keith
Sidney
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Board Flashing Across
Crossword puzzle clues list including 10 solitary comb form 11 soprano Conner 12 Great display Colleq 14 opposite of sale 15 Spartan magistrate 19 bows head 22 to 23 height 26 take place again 27 cooking custom 2 Adjective suffix 35 village on the Hudson 36 wedding scantily expend words 57 sound of distress.
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Conner
Hudson
Reno Then and Now a Paul Harvey Travel Essay
Paul Harvey reflects on Reno Nevada balancing appeal and downsides. He contrasts Reno with New York City, highlights nearby Virginia City Lake Tahoe and Squaw Valley, notes local culture from universities to churches, and describes outdoor life and skiing. The piece blends nostalgia with a portrait of Reno as a place people stay for home life rather than quick visits.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Internal Revenue Service of
Paul Harvey
New York City
Reno
Nevada
Virginia City
Comstock Lode
Mark Twain
Caruso
Lily Langtree
Truckee River
Lake Tahoe
Squaw Valley
Truckee Drive
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University of Nevada
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