Time to test our souls in a pivotal year
Editorial argues July 4 1965 marks a crucible for the nation with economic growth shadowed by poverty, domestic unrest, and rapid social change. It notes Viet Nam war risks, global decolonization, and the need for American leadership amid uncertainty. It frames this as the best and worst of times, a moment to imagine better paths.
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Dickens
Viet Nam
Thomas Payne
Henry F. Graff
Columbia University
America
United States of America
Maine scenic committee earns praise for its work
Earle Doucet teems with praise for Gov. Reed’s Keep Maine Scenic Committee led by Richard Woodbury. He recounts its courteous approach, legislative support creating a division within the State Park and Recreation Commission, and urges renewed effort to keep Maine neat from end to end.
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Earle Doucette
John H. Reed
Keep Maine Scenic Committee
Richard H. Woodbury
Portland
Maine
Keep
State Park and Recreaton Commission
Criticism and Shifting Policy on U S Foreign Aid
Opinion piece argues aid programs face criticism for unmet results and ingratitude by recipients. It highlights Egypt under Nasser, library desecration, and subsequent U S wheat resumption, noting changes in tone and policy toward Cairo and asking why taxpayers fund ungrateful nations. It ends with satirical asides on media and social habits.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
United States
Indonesia
Yugoslavia
Poland
Ghana
Egypt
U. S
U.S
John F. Kennedy Memorial Library
Cairo
Congo
Nasser
Lucius D. Battle
South Viet Nam
New Orleans born Paul Burke to lead Twelve O Clock High replacement
Paul Burke, 38, steps in as Col. Joe Gallagher after Gen Savage dies in the fall season premiere. Burke recalls prior roles from Noahs Ark to Naked City and says TV work suits him as he seeks future series, while Robert Lansing exits the cast as ABC shifts the show to an earlier hour.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood AP
Twelve O'Clock High
Oak Leaf Cluster
Robert Lansing
Gen. Savage
ABC
Lansing
Savage
Joe Gallagher
Paul Burke
Burke
Noah’s Ark
Barry Sullivan
New York
Make a Will Now A Call to Action in Babson Park
A Babson Park column urges readers to prepare a will without delay, noting deaths can occur suddenly and estates can be diverted to unknown relatives. It warns against relying on nonprofessionals, stresses informing a lawyer of full assets, and promises follow up on codicils.
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Babson Park
Mass
Where does unionizing end in the unions within unions
Paul Harvey reports on intra union organizing as the NLRB orders elections for organizers within the Retail Clerks Union. The story questions dual membership and possible rival unions, noting the parent union’s bylaws against dual membership and a looming Supreme Court decision.
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Paul Harvey
Garment Workers
Union Electrical Workers
Omewhat
Afl-Cio
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Detroit
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Suffridge
Supreme Court
Boss Lets Son Quit or Persist Under Harsh Bosses
Dear Mrs Lawrence counsels young workers to resist boss nagging by asserting their need to quit if criticism and pressure persist. The piece explains bosses often fear decision and become dependent on workers, leaving parents to reassure sons and push for the boss to hire or fire rather than humiliate the employee.
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Muriel Lawrence
The Flight of the Falcon by Daphne du Maurier
Author crafts a bizarre tale where a modern Ruffano mirrors a legendary Falcon. Armino, a Rome tour conductor, returns to uncover Marta’s fate amid university dissension and murders. The book blends murder, mistaken identities, and shifting plots across Rome and Ruffano.
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Daphne du Maurier
Doubleday
Claudio
Ruffano
Rome
Armino
Marta
Bookshelf Writer reviews Naipauls A Area of Darkness
A harsh personal appraisal of V S Naipauls India traces a view of a mess with caste, bureaucracy and poverty. The critic notes Naipauls observer stance as both insider and outsider, mixing sociology and journalism in a bold but brisk portrait.
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V.S. Naipaul
MacMillan
India
Trinidad
Naipaul
Bor
Bombay
Kashmir
Taj Mahal
Miles A. Smith
Biddeford Newspaper Rates and Publication Details
Local Biddeford Maine daily paper edited by E P Ingalls lists circulation terms and contact numbers. The notice includes publication details for the Saclord Save Journey at Adams Street and the publisher W Paul Casavant.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Down Clues Puzzle
A compact crossword listing ten down clues with brief hints. Includes yield to, leeward term, e type, Miami fans phrase in four words, retire signal, Uruguay abbreviation, American editor, thick slice, U S missile, minor Paris coin, and type of polish.
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Miami
Uruguay
U. S
Paris
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