Editorial Thought for EvEnu Purity and Peace
The page presents a Mary Baker Eddy quotation on yearly renewal, joy, holier aims, purer peace, and diviner energy. It reads like a reflective mood piece suitable for the editorial page, emphasizing personal betterment and spiritual refreshment.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Saco Citizens Deserve Close Budget Check
The newspaper urges careful review of proposed budgets in Saco as Mayor-elect J Edward Whelan prepares to take office New Year s Eve. It notes past school expansions and ongoing efforts to fund education and municipal services while warning against luxuries masquerading as necessities. It expresses confidence in council and citizen support for prudent spending.
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Governor John Fairfield
Saco
C. K. Burns
Young
Fairfield School
J. Edward Whelan
Whelan
Inevitable end of the welfare state warned by Churchill
A historical excerpt recalls Sir Winston Churchill criticizing socialism during a British campaign against the Labour Party. He warned that socialists expand state power, creating an all powerful state that turns individuals into helpless serfs. He cited 700000 officials enforcing 25000 regulations, arguing welfare state outcomes differ only in scale.
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Winston Churchill
Britain
Churchill
Labor Party
Winston
Geneva debate on on site nuclear test inspections
The text notes that real progress requires on site inspections beyond a paper ban, citing Swedish monitors’ mistaken Novaya Zemlya report due to storm impacts and absent corroborating seismographs. It argues Russia’s interest lies in accepting impartial U N observers to ensure security and prevent crises.
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Geneva
Sweedish
Arctic
Novaya Zemlya
Norway
U. N
Welcome mat brightening for foreign visitors at New York piers
A state committee studied New York passenger ship piers amid long lines poor heat lighting and facilities. It recommends heating telephones information desks a public address system benches and uniformed hostesses to ease arrivals. Over 900000 people use Port of New York yearly.
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America
New York
Port of
Washington News Jets Cause Headaches In 1963
Bruce Biossat outlines a broad view of aviation noise issues shaping policy. He notes lawsuits against airport operators, FAA actions, and industry responses including fan jet engines and land-use planning to reduce noise around major U.S. airports. He also surveys tax, inflation, commodity prices, gold, and moon exploration as contemporaneous national topics.
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Bruce Biossat
New York
Idlewild
Atlanta
Dallas
Denver
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
United States Supreme Court
Griggs
Pittsburgh
Oren Harris
House
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Subcommittee
United States
FAA
Washington
Dulles International
FHA
Wall Street
Lombard Street
Africa
Russia
England
France
Germany
China
United Nations
India
Burma
New England
South America
Horn
Pacific
Merrill Becomes A Person
New York AP describes singer Robert Merrill, Brooklyn born baritone, gaining broader public recognition after Tonight Show exposure. He discusses being seen as a person, appearances on Voice of Firestone and Rodgers tribute, and his ability to perform opera and pop. Also notes ABC news reorganization and TV recommendations. Johnny Green led Knicks with 1,061 rebounds last season.
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New York
Robert Merrill
Jac Paar
Merrill
Metropolitan Opera
Bob
ABC
Pagliacci
Oscar Straus
Roger Babson Looks Ahead to 1963 Forecast
Roger Babson presents his 1963 forecast across business and employment stocks bonds real estate retail trade Cuban outlook and labor. He predicts moderate 1963 decline with defense growth and road spending, warns on railroads, favors oils chemicals electronics, notes potential long term inflation risk, and expects no nuclear war this generation.
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Roger Babson
Babson
Roger
Federal Reserve Banks
Cuba
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Berlin
Turkey
Russia
Dardanelles
Moscow
Castro
United States
Europe
White House
American girls will be opinionated when they marry
Ruth Millett argues a French visitor will misjudge American women now and later. She predicts that after marriage women become engaged, educated, and active in politics and culture, challenging the stereotype of meek domestic roles. The piece preserves a sharp social commentary tone.
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Ruth Millett
Enterprise
Assa
France
Beng
Diddeford Lace Journal publication details steady
Biddeford Maine newspaper entry lists address at 11 Adams Street with Daily except Sunday publication, publisher Paul Casavant, editor T J Mahoney, telephones AT 3 3625 and AT 2 1535, subscription rates 1 month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00, member of the Associated Press, second class mail entry and post office paid notice.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
T. J. Mahoney
Associated Press
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