Sanford's Cyanamid Plant Dedication Signals Cooperation Era
Editorial lauds the $4 million Acrylite plant by American Cyanamid at Sanford. It credits the community’s industrial revival to united effort among the chamber of commerce, industrial development, officials, and residents. Emphasizes cooperation as key to attracting industry and elevating civic spirit.
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American Cyanamid Company
Sanford
Building Products
Cyanamid
Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Development Committee
Biddeford
Saco
Jack
Jill
George Mason and the Bill of Rights Day heritage
A concise reflection on George Mason of Gunston Hall as the unseen origin of the Virginia Declaration that influenced the federal Bill of Rights, noting his opposition at the constitutional convention, Madison’s pledge, and the significance of the first ten amendments and their enduring yet imperfect reach today. The piece closes with a quirky Christmas segue about a stolen box of limburger cheese in Nevada.
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George Mason
Gunston Hall
Mason
James Madison
New York City
United States
Washington GOP gagsters tease Johnson with Christmas doll
Washington column sketches political spoof and idle chatter around 1964 Republican prospects. Vignettes involve Lyndon Johnson jokes, Governor Rhodes inviting lunch, McNamara as possible nominee, a Goldwater rally misaddressed to Galbraith, and Rep Joe Pool citing Crockett on adjournment fatigue.
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Washington Staff
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Mason-Dixon Line
Victor Johnston
Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee
James Rhodes
Ohio
Columbus
Johnston
Rhodes
Marsha Brock
Washington
Draft Committee
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
J. Kenneth Galbraith
India
Kennedy
Joe Pool
Dtex
Rep
Pool
Davy Crockett
Tennessee
Boyle's Column Bits of Boyle trivia
New York AP collection of quirky tidbits on crime rates, albatross feeding, racehorse ownership, Santa Fe penitentiary, husband ideal traits, human history span, quotations from Shaw and Glasow, wart remedies, gender views, and platonic friendship remarks.
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New York
U.S
New Mexico Penitentiary
Santa Fe
Arnold H. Glasow
Austin O'Malley
Four Elective Areas for College Students
Roger Babson urges optional courses in English science physical health and faith as essential electives for students returning home for Christmas. He argues English improves government work and clarity, science fosters modern understanding, health promotes well being, and religious study plus YMCA involvement strengthens character and social ties.
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Babson Park
Mass
Hollywood Jagger in East and West by Parkinson
Miles A. Smith reviews C Northcote Parkinsons East and West, a provocative, fast paced history arguing alternating civilizational ascendancy between East and West since 1500 A D. The book mixes broad generalizations with provocative insights on trade, ideologies, and future balance of power.
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East
C. Northcote Parkinson
Houghton Mifflin
Parkinson
Europe
Jagger Adapts To TV Work On Mister Novak
Hollywood AP tele vision veteran Dean Jagger discusses his transition to the MGM series Mister Novak with co star James Franciscus. He recalls illness and overwork testing his control, but praises MGM for support and notes the challenging pace of TV scheduling. Ohio research probes meat tenderness through volunteer tasting and chemical analysis at OSU.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Dean Jagger
MGM
Mister Novak
James Franciscus
Jagger
Pointe
MGM Haveeen
Studebaker's Fate: A Car Passes, A Nation Shifts Gears
Paul Harvey laments Studebaker’s 1963 decline with 6000 South Bend workers affected, noting the company will still produce in Canada and continue appliances. He contrasts free market capitalism with welfare and mocks socialized industry while praising competitive American auto industry.
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Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Biddeford Lace Journal publication details
Biddeford Lace Journal at 11 Adams Street is published daily except Sunday by The Journal Publishing Corp. W. Paul Casavant serves as president and E. P. Ingalls as managing editor. Subscription rates are $1.85 for one month, $10.50 for six months, and $21.00 for one year in advance. The paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
The
Journal Publishing Corp
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues From 52 Poems to 65 Horse and buggy
Puzzle fragment lists many crossword clues with numbers and brief hints. It reads like a partial puzzle page listing across and down clues including science terms and categories such as tribulations and farewells.
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Eye Johnson
Vic
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Ruvbert McNamara
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Goldwater
Boyle
Weathy
Farmers’ Almanac
Roger Babson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
YMCA
YWCA
MIT
Leroy D. Peavey
Moscow
Byzantium
Rome
United Nations
Miles A. Smith
Mr. Novak
Meat Wooster
F. E. Deatherage
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Ohio State University
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Lace Journal
Henrik
Norway
Borodin
Texas
California
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