Restoring environment duty spreads across society
The piece cites rising pollution concerns and the need for personal and collective responsibility to fix air water and soil. It notes smog in Los Angeles and lead from gasoline on Midwest highways and highlights a President's Science Advisory Committee report urging broad rules to prevent future environmental disasters.
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Business investment to hit new high in 1965 record
A Commerce Department and Securities and Exchange Commission survey forecasts 1965 outlays for plant and equipment to rise 15 percent to a record 54.75 billion dollars, with plans to sustain the pace into 1966. The expansion occurs in a boom entering its sixth year despite higher interest rates and inflationary labor costs.
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Soviet Union expands 1966 military budget emphasis on munitions
The Soviet Union raises its military budget for 1966 after two cuts, prioritizing heavy industry and munitions. It blames imperialists for tension and danger while consumer shortages appear deprioritized. The piece questions Moscow’s motives amid Cold War propaganda and Red China links.
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Moon landing bid tests Soviet space plan
The Soviet Union seeks a soft lunar landing with Luna 8, timed with its space rendezvous. Officials disclosed the mission in advance, risking impact on Gemini prestige. The landing is highly uncertain as instruments could miss firm surface or vanish in lunar dust.
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Moscow
Education reform frames Negro rights rise in Philadelphia
Washington reports compare Chicago and Philadelphia on desegregation. In Chicago, Mayor Daley faces Millet board action over Benjamin Willis as dissent grows. Philadelphia adopts a new mayor-appointed board panel and presents task force plans including an educational service park to improve all schools and reduce de facto segregation.
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Richard Daley
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Boyle's Column Idiosyncrasies of Hal Scrooge
Hal Boyle reflects on Christmas joys and one complaint that ruins the season the most. He jokes about over commercialization and offers a humorous personal wish list of gifts he never wants, from fringed mufflers to useless gadgets and overdone meats.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Santa Claus
Budget Cliffs Hang Over Market as Debt Split Looms
The AP reports investors eye the federal budget next month amid Fed rate hikes and Vietnam war spending. Wall Street weighs civilian cuts, defense orders, and how a new budget may steer the Great Society era while President Johnson's potential Fed appointee moves shape monetary policy.
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Hollywood Contention for Oscars fight Ruth Milett
Ruth Millett argues college students grading teachers is flawed as youth misreads personality for teaching value. She urges wait ten years to judge impact, noting many lasting lessons come from tough but effective instructors. She recalls her own good teachers weren't always favorites.
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Over-60 Band From Minnesota Draws National Attention
The Minnesota Over-60 Band, based in Gaylord and founded by Otto Zarnott, 75, features 36 members aged 61 and up. Since 1953 they have performed at World's Fairs in New York and Seattle, rehears in Gaylord City Hall, and charge only to cover travel and expenses.
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Sibley County
Gaylor City Hall
Louis Marshing
Zarnott
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher Contact Info
Publication details list Biddeford Saco Journal staff and contact numbers. It notes W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor with telephone lines for business and editorial departments.
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Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
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Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues List
Puzzle entry lists clues number 57 through 71 including floats on fishing lines ungulate spoor considerate pointed arch Mrs Helmer good condition canonical hours and filled with reverence with sole references to crossword definitions and answers.
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