India Remains a Good Bet Amid Global Communist Pressures
Washington notes that new nations learn hard lessons about communism and highlights India under Nehru as a key example. Nehru's shift follows China's takeover of Tibet, with protests in Bombay and Tibetan sanctuary in India. U.S. and free nations weigh how to assist India in becoming a free, independent state.
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Editorial Page Thought For Evening
A brief thought notes the need for education to avoid looking up to others and greater education to prevent looking down on people. The author cites M. L. Bowen to emphasize humility and continued learning as guiding principles for public discourse.
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New England Promotion Drive Joins Regional Newspapers
The Biddeford Saco Journal joins New England papers in a cooperative campaign promoting regional growth. The New England Council and press associations prepare public service ads titled The NEW New England. Governor Ribicoff commends the effort, urging citizens to act as regional salesmen and advocate for local and state betterment.
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Slow down and live on Maine roads this summer
The State Police warn drivers to avoid thefatal five driving errors during peak vacation weekends. The warning targets Maine vacationists traveling Friday to Sunday and urges strict adherence to traffic laws to prevent crashes. The five fatal habits are excessive speed speed too fast for conditions following too closely improper passing and failure to yield right of way.
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Scarsdale Plans Profit Sharing Fourth of July
Scarsdale N Y adopts an Independence Day event slogan Independence everyone s declaring it Scarsdale is sharing it The celebration will be bigger than ever and profits go to the American Korean Foundation for schools hospitals and orphanages in Korea All local forces back the idea of sharing ideals with service and a global reach
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Lie to Mediate Italy Ethiopia Border Dispute
Trygve Lie, former U N secretary general, appointed by Norway to mediate the Italy Ethiopia border dispute over Somalia. He will sort files and push for a Paris meeting this month to help the two nations reach a settlement amid Haile Selassie era tensions.
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Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Readable crossword clues for Across and Down entries including grains clay vehicle and actors with references to Henry and Stengel. Includes several names such as Snead Rodzinski and Bulgaria copper and relative terms like Belgrade and Harrow. Puzzle tests word fits across many categories from astronomy to classics.
Why do they want to act Boyle’s column
HAL BOYLE reflects on aspiring actors arriving in New York with big dreams and mixed talents. He weighs motives, odds, and the lure of stardom, noting most quit, a few persevere, and success rarely brings peace, leaving only the drive to keep trying. Only an actor may truly explain why.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Stardust
Economy outlook: optimism tempered by risks ahead
Midyear outlook notes more jobs and higher incomes may bring prosperity, but with higher prices, debt, tighter money, and taxes. Steel strikes or shortages could disrupt production, while housing, stock prices, and dollar status face cloudier prospects. A summer lull and farm income stability also loom in the year ahead.
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Watching an Ant Hill
A compact poem describes an ant army marching up and down the hill in constant motion. They drill for supplies, carry crumbs, break ranks at day’s end, and bivouac hidden away. Louise arcy
Local Names in The News Ten Years Ago
A compilation of local notices from ten years ago covers sightseeing tours aboard the Mary B. from Camp Ellis and Biddeford Pool with Rev. Paul Barker and Hartley Colpitts. It lists attendees, attendees at Legion and VFW events, school appointments, and a plane incident headline in Old Orchard Beach.
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Kennebunk
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Old Orchard Beach
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Edward H. Smith
Richard Boston
Edward Berrigan
Robert Melnick
Harold Presley
Robert York
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Archie McNeil
James Lemay
Harry Ladakakos
Chester Hunt
Lester E. Shealy
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Montreal
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Island Wharf
Camp Ellis
Hills Beach
Biddeford Pool
Quiet Little Giants of TV Hold Viewers
Cynthia Lowry notes "Highway Patrol" and similar police action shows are highly popular yet largely unsung. The piece discusses syndication, audience appeal, and the profession’s depiction on screen in a concise media column voice.
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Garry Moore
Playhouse 90
Desilu Playhouse
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Rescue 8
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Border Patrol
Cynthia Lowry
New York
Ruth Mullett Memo to Women on Keeping a Man
Memo advises women to avoid being door mats and to retain feminine charm. Emphasizes mystery, independent interests, enthusiasm, and support for a husband while staying energetically young and fun. It urges not to suppress personality and to surprise partners to remain engaging.
The Unsung Work of Congressional Committee Staff
Paul Harvey praises the quiet labors of congressional committee staff who prepare hearings, document indictments, and track witnesses. He notes the hearings are only part of a larger probe, with local prosecutions often needed for punishment. The Gary, Indiana revelations spurred public action and calls to purge vice. He lauds staff for braiding the noose for those who deserve it.
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