Editorial Page Thought for Evening We Are Small Potatoes
Editorial note ponders human humility and potential. Quotation from Charles Dudley Warner frames a modest national mood. The line invites reflection on personal limits and responsibility amid a broader call to strive.
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Charles Dudley Warner
Saco area plan urged for regional industrial growth
The Saco Businessmen's Association backs reviving the area development concept to attract out of state industry and boost tourism with Old Orchard Beach included. The editorial urges joint efforts between Biddeford Saco and regional towns, notes past success, and calls on candidates to state positions before elections.
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Saco
York County
Biddeford
Saco-Lowell
Bates’ York
Area
Chamber of Commerce
Old Orchard Beach
Overseas doctors urge aid as dangers rise after Carlson death
The piece recalls the murder of Dr. Paul Carlson and notes a broad surge of U S physicians serving overseas. It cites AMA data on about 2 000 doctors abroad and 600 700 health projects, with CARE M edico Project Hope and government agencies actively supplying medical aid worldwide. It highlights organizational roles, medical mission activity, and a cautionary, reflective closing.
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Paul Carlson
Stanleyville
U. S
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Dooley
Laos
Seagrave
Burma
Carlson
United States
American Medical Association
AMA
Catholic Church
Care-Medico
Project Hope
Agency For International Development
AID
Peace Corps
The
Public Health Service
National Institutes of Health
Congo ripe for Red tactics warn Washington writer
Washington correspondent warns that if Red Chinese and African allies pursue guerrilla war in the Congo, government forces may struggle to hold towns. He argues Communists exploit reoccupation cycles, kill local collaborators, and win village support, while the US should train Congolese administrators and fighters and push self rule.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn
Congo
Viet Nam
Red Underground
South
United States
Boyle's Column on leisure and a shorter work week
New York AP column argues automation could cut work to ten hours weekly and lift culture and health. Writer dismisses moralists as snobbish, says less work could ease stress, extend life, and boost punctuality while offering more time for history, films, letters, and leisure pursuits.
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New York
Curbstone
Economy see slow but broad advance for 1965
Government economists note mixed signals across sectors as inventories rise and labor troubles loom. The Commerce Department survey shows final 1964 sales near 112.4 billion with durable goods slipping and nondurables up, while auto strikes curb gains and forecasters expect about 2 percent sales growth in early 1965.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Commerce Department
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues From a Historic Page
A compact list of crossword prompts including plural pronoun merry mood girders per each liveliest N H city heat choler Maine symbol surface maker of knitted goods free units fitting sea birds clothes biblical peak firm Mennonites Jeanne mine vegetables landing craft large Atlantic musical finale loses hope signs of spring far shell point Christmas trees modify fairy tale creature tea two words seven in Spanish more secret social group New York fleet Oriental nurse Josip Brom soft French somewhat suffix
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Maine
Far Shell
N.Y.C. Fleet
Josip Brom
Hollywood Ann Miller story and Ruth Millett advice on marriage
Hollywood star Ann Miller returns to dance in a feature while Ruth Millett writes about the impact of a husband’s praise on a wife’s happiness. The column argues a husband who values and needs his wife strengthens the marriage, reduces jealousy, and prevents infidelity, urging wives to feel appreciated and treated as partners.
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Ruth Millett
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Hollywood
Ann Miller
ABC
Hollywood Palace
Ann
David Lichine
Nick Castle
Social Security taxes and benefits explained for readers
A long reader inquiry column explains how Social Security taxes work for workers, retirees, and those who never collect benefits. It covers tax fairness, widow and wife benefits, age requirements for claiming, and how separation or divorce affects eligibility, with examples and public questions answered by the columnist.
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United States
J. M
C. G
Mrs. G
Biddeford Saco Journal overview and stock data snippet
The Biddeford Saco Journal displays masthead details for Biddeford Maine with publisher and editor contacts. The article discusses U S stock and inventory trends with figures in billions and millions, noting a pickup in inventories and fluctuating business sentiment in 1964.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
AP News
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