Biddeford voting victory for two party system
The Biddeford election marks a major triumph for two party government with both candidates declared honorable administrators. Voters gained a real choice after years of entrenched party advantage, and the GOP presented a full slate, signaling a healthier local democracy and hopeful continuity in city governance.
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Biddeford
GOP
Pomerleau
CARE Food Crusade seeks 6 million meal packages
CARE asks Americans to donate six million food packages at one dollar each to aid the hungry on four continents through its Food Crusade. Packages, funded by U S farm abundance and local government support, aim to feed more than 35 million people in 33 countries across Africa Asia Europe and Latin America.
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CARE
CARB
U. S
Africa
Asia
Europe
Latin America
Studebaker Faces Enduring Question as U S Auto Manufacture Ends
The Studebaker Corporation stops domestic auto production, casting doubt on its Canadian subsidiary. Once a pillar of South Bend industry since 1852, the brand joins a long list of vanished early automakers as the machine age reshapes U S commerce. The piece contrasts recessionary pressures with a dated nostalgic tone about a storied company.
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Studebaker Corporation
United States
Stutz
Stanley
Locomobile
Hudson
Essex
Mercer
Packard
Pierce Arrow
Winton
Peerless
Wills St. Clair
Marmon
Mitchell
Maxwell
Johnson speaks before United Nations final session
President Johnson addresses the U N General Assembly, framing the session as a culmination of the year’s work. The piece notes Kennedy’s prior address, quiet U S Russian diplomacy, and evolving African perspectives on human rights amid shifting U S leadership after Kennedy’s assassination. The report frames space policy, law in outer space, and apartheid in South Africa and Angola within the U N context.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Johnson
United Nations General Assembly
Kennedy
United Nations
Senate
Eisenhower
U.N
Senate Committee On Space
Sians
General Assembly
Outer Space Committee
New York
United States
Russia
South Africa
Angola
Mozambique
U. N
Those were the days by Hal Boyle
Boyle recalls nostalgic memories of midcentury life noting how times changed. he lists contrasts from courtship to fashion, travel, hair care, and moral expectations, concluding with a fond refrain that “Those were the days.”
Construction boom seen firming in 1964 outlook
Analysts expect continued growth in construction driven by population and economic strength. Government and private spending rise with public projects, schools, hospitals, and housing fueling activity. Commerce Dept forecasts 1964 spending around 65.6 billion, record state local shares, with 1.58 million private housing starts and 60s-wide expansion expected.
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Commerce Department
Department
F. W. Dodge Corp
Biddeford Saco Journal Contact and Rates Notice
Publication details for the Biddeford Saco Journal list address, executive names, and telephone numbers. Subscription rates are $1.85 for one month, $10.50 for six months, and $21.00 for one year. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and notes AP news usage rights.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
The
Journal Publishing Corp
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Investors Forum Courageous dollar wins Ruth Willett Face mid years gracefully
Ruth Millett writes about how a middle aged woman accepts aging with grace and dignity. The piece highlights self respect, family roles, community value, and the calm perspective gained with years. It contrasts youth’s vitality with experience shaping quiet confidence.
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Ruth Millett
Shoplifting and bold money shape postwar markets
A column on shoplifting costs and the public impact argues theft, though mostly by housewives, raises prices for all. Norman Kiven cites 2 billion yearly loss, urging action. A Dallas tragedy sparks notes on bold versus fearful money as investors flood markets, with inflation boosting money supplies well past 520 billion by 1963. The Forum discusses merger talks and church unification plans in Chicago.
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Norman Industries
Norman Kiven
Dallas
America
Pearl Harbor
Mutual Savings Banks
Savings and Loan Association
U.S
Readers Letters Show Fealty To Forum Tradition
A columnist notes letters to the People's Forum are welcomed on one side of paper only. A reader signs as “Disgusted” condemning Roosevelt and wartime actions, while praising the editor's honesty and patriotism.
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James Russell Lowell
Daily Crossword Puzzle Admiral Abbr Syncope
Crossword clues list with numerous abbreviations and terms for across and down entries. Includes references to syncope hooffbeat sounds and various cryptic style prompts, spanning languages, prefixes, and historical names.
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