Remembering revolutions and freedom with Millard Fillmore
The quote reflects on revolutions not guaranteeing freedom and urges reflection on liberty's fragile path.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1964
Page
4
The quote reflects on revolutions not guaranteeing freedom and urges reflection on liberty's fragile path.
The Frankfurt trial of 22 former Auschwitz staff marks a rare postwar war crimes proceeding in Germany. It notes that since 1945 Germans pursued many cases, with 1,814 convictions in the U U zones and thousands more tried or convicted across zones and Soviet courts, while the Federal Republic abolished the death penalty and kept up longterm investigations and trials through 1958.
President Johnson may avoid entering any presidential primaries despite strong appeal of a campaign test in states like New Hampshire New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio and Wisconsin White House aides weigh risks of a changed image and uncertain vote outcomes Johnson could still improve his standing in the industrial Northeast and Midwest but fear a weak showing or a dent to his carefully crafted persona persists Kansas Iowa and other states reportedly express optimism that he can win without primary participation while some remain wary of possible early blows to his margin of victory.
Amid Panama Canal tensions, Project Plowshare scientists revive talk of using peaceful atomic explosions to dig a canal or widen the waterway. The AEC cites reduced contamination risk and a 1962 test showing possible removal of most fallout, while treaty limits and U S Panamanian relations influence the plan.
Elvis Presley earns over 20 million from voice work and live performances. RCA Victor reports 49.3 million single record sales in eight years. 15 films gross about 75 million. Manager cites 1.5 million in salaries last year plus 50 percent of profits. He has declined television offers including 150000 after a 1960 appearance.
Hal Boyle recalls taking his daughter Tracy Ann to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. She insists the mummy has been in its case since before Jesus was born, a humorous clash of culture and kid logic. The outing ends with the realization that culture has limits for their family.
AP reports European Economic Community officers warn of a possible payments deficit up to one billion dollars for the Common Market. Rising European demand boosts imports while exports lag, with six members including France and West Germany seeing faster domestic demand than production.
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists address 11 Adams Street and announces daily publication with W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. It notes subscription rates in advance of 1 month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00 and that the paper is a member of the Associated Press.
In Hollywood Ruth Willett is praised for poise and self restraint at a young age. Her parents receive credit for guiding her to develop grace, self-respect, and the ability to engage others without acting merely to attract attention. At 16 she embodies maturity beyond her years. Mary Costa earns praise as a Met debuting soprano with a years long training path.
A health article explains heart disease types and risks for older adults, noting four major conditions: coronary disease, congestive heart failure, rheumatic heart disease, and stroke. It describes artery hardening, angina, heart attack, valve issues, and breast? No, brain. It also mentions aging, treatment advances, NIH funding, and a 10 cent booklet from the Government Printing Office.
A reader laments two party dominance and rising federal control in the United States arguing that taxation and spending erode liberty. The letter cites Atlantic City subsidies and asks when the country will reverse toward genuine freedom and integrity, signed Lillian K. Hutchinson.
A crossword page lists numbered clues from 15 to 63 across and down with hints such as Athenian shopping center Elizabeth Alice Louise Longing and Italian seaport plus Latin and Greek terms. Fill answers crosswise for a completed grid.
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