Motives in Congo mess drive Arab Russian arms quest
Editorial notes Soviet intervention in Congo as part of a wider ideological battle with anti colonial and anti Western lines. It examines Russian, Chinese, Egyptian, and Arab North African aims, arguing Congo’s fate hinges on their troop and arms support and broader regional power balance.
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Congo
Ente
Egypt
Algeria
Kremlin
Russia
United Arab Republic
Africa
China
Nasser
Naasser
North Africa
South Africa
Washington riots 1965 Panama Canal Zone forecast
Washington officials foresee a fresh round of demonstrations around the Canal Zone anniversary in January 1965 unless Panamanian students are sidetracked. Key leaders Bretton and Avilla feud, while many radical instructors and students linked to communism influence Panamanian education. Officials discuss a strong U.S. statement by President Johnson as a possible de‑escalation step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Correspondent
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Panama Canal Zone
Panama
Floyd Britton
Victor Avilla
Panamanian
Department of Education
United States
U.S
Canal
Johnson
Inflation woes pull Brazil and Chile into crisis
A Fabian view sees Brazil and Chile facing severe economic strain as inflation and debt pressures threaten stability. The United States contemplates continued aid, warning that vast foreign aid may taper as U.S. balance and dollar foundations strain.
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Brazil
Chile
Castelo Branco
Goulart
United States
Latin America
U. S
Uncle Sam
Air taxes debate lingers as FAA weighs airline subsidy cuts
President Johnson pursues new taxes on aviation fuel and fuel use to raise revenue and ease subsidies to civil aviation. FAA estimates show $565 million annual support with airlines and general aviation receiving most benefits while only a third is recouped through aviation taxes. Proposals include 2 cent jet fuel tax and 1 cent increase on gasoline tax for conventional aircraft.
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Johnson
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Kennedy
Million counting lengthy in Boyle's Column
New York AP notes a columnists mail reveals odd facts and trivia. Observations cover household hours spent in kitchens versus work hours, global spending on food, historical notes on Greek writing, quotations from notable figures, crime stats, animal facts, presidents, laws, superstitions and reflections on love and eternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
After-Christmas rush on AP Business News Analyst
In New York the postholiday shopping surge continues with crowded stores and extra clerks. Merchants plan bigger than normal January clearance and deeper discounts, as customers exchange or return gifts, seek credits, and prepare for sales in early 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AP Business News
New York
Ruth Millett on how modern women waste time
Ruth Millett argues that contemporary women in America have less freedom to engage in community and government affairs due to mismanaging time. She notes lack of household help, busy work like bake sales, and low value placed on a homemaker's time, keeping women from pursuing meaningful activities. She urges recognizing time as valuable and prioritizing efficient use of services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Enterprise Assn
America
Retiree Agnes Morgan Still Active at Berkeley
Dr Agnes Fay Morgan, aged 70, remains a busy presence at the University of California Berkeley five days a week. The famed nutrition scientist, after a long career, continues consulting with students, writing papers, and preparing for talks abroad while the university celebrates her 50 years on the faculty.
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University of California At Berkeley
Agnes Fay Morgan
Morgan
University
Dr. Morgan
Moscow
Delhi
Oxford
University of California
U.C
Berkeley
University of Chicago
Arthur I. Morgan
Slip and Fall at Market Lawsuit Basics
Cartoonish slips hide real risk as shoppers sue for injuries from debris on store floors. Courts require proof of management fault and a reasonably safe environment. Stores aren’t insurers of perfect safety if the accident could not have been reasonably prevented.
Bookshelf Picasso reveals private life and art
Francoise Gilot and Carlton Lake review Picassos private years in a revealing memoir. The book covers Occupied Paris 1943 era and Picasso’s painting philosophy, with Gilots decade long influence as model and mother to his children. A later column discusses slip and fall liability and store duty.
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Picasso
Francoise Gilot
Carlton Lake
McGraw-Hill
Mile
Gilot
Paris
Biddeford Seco Journal Publisher and editor contact info
The Biddeford Seco Journal lists publisher W Paul Casavant and managing editor E P Ingalls with the newspaper’s Biddeford Maine address and telephone numbers for business and editorial departments. Subscription rates are shown: one month 1.85, six months 10.50, one year 21.00. The paper notes Associated Press membership and second class postage status.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Post
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact list of crossword clues across and down covering people, places, and wordplay including character in Melville stage lights and nautical terms, with many entries hinting at abbreviations suffixes and classic puzzle wordforms across a broad range of topics.
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Melville
Esau
Hollywood
Hoppe
Finland
Middle West
Paris
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Pope Leo XIII
Washington News
Canal Zone
Bretton
Avilla
Dents
Boyle
B.C
Napoleon Bonaparte
Senaca
B. White
Irving Berlin
Abraham Lincoln
Kentucky
Ohio
Helen Hayes
Business Mirror
and Veterans Guide
Martin E. Segal
Retirement Advisors, Inc
Dr. Morgan, Jr
Kerplop
Biddeford - Seco
Olaf
Shawn
Seine
College Town
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