Navy Stormfury effort eyes hurricane control
Editorial previews Project Stormfury a joint Navy Weather Bureau program revived for a 1961 1963 era test to seed clouds with silver iodide and study hurricane modification. Up to 17 aircraft will operate July to October to assess changes in eye pressure and wind, aiming to reduce destruction and save lives.
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United States Navy
Uncle Sam
Navy
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Caribbean
Air Force
Puerto Rico
Stormfury
Footbridge Follies Stir Derby Liberal Jibe at Matlock
Stationmaster Fletcher protected Princess Margaret with a carpeted crosswalk after cracks appeared on a Matlock footbridge. Liberal candidate Mrs Peggy Edwards demanded equal protection for all women, sparking debate on gallantry and fairness in British Railways.
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Sir Walter Raleigh
Elizabeth I
Matlock
Elizabeth II
Margaret
Duke of Devonshire
Fletcher
Peggy Edwards
British Railways
Edwards
Princess Margaret
Derby South
FCC hints at quieting loud TV commercials
The FCC considers reducing noise in television ads amid technical and political hurdles. Viewers can ignore ads by muting, switching off, or using devices to silence sound, while broadcasters fear more regulatory power.
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Congress
Labor Secretary Wirtz Faces Farm Labor Shortage Critics
A housewife argues Secretary Wirtz fails to acknowledge the impact of excluding hundreds of thousands of Mexican migrant workers from U S farms. The ban aimed to push growers to hire higher paid domestic labor, with fruit prices rising for West Coast fresh produce versus last summer.
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Wirtz
U. S
Senate
California
Kennedys build for future in 1966 political push
Washington News columnist notes Robert and Ted Kennedy will be in demand in 1966 as they stump for fellow Democrats beyond New York and Massachusetts. The piece casts the brothers as a rising Kennedy heritage force shaping future party politics and potentially constraining Hubert Humphrey’s presidential prospects.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
Enterprise
Assa Washington
Kennedy Brothers
New York
Massachusetts
Congress
Robert F
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Bobby
Ted
Johnson
Kennedy
Tydings
Maryland
Bayh
Indiana
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
U.S
Kennedys
Viet soldier amid war lives loves and losses in Da Nang
Nguyen Van Ham, 23, a Catholic Vietnamese sergeant and battlefront interpreter, shares why he fights. He recalls his brother's death by Viet Cong actions, his family's suffering, and his own desire to defend his country despite hardship. He earns 3,400 piastres monthly, with lodging and meals costing much of it, and saves about 1,000 piastres.
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Ly Hal Boyle DA
Sgt
Ham
da Nang
Vietnamese Rangers
V.C
Viet Nam
Ruth Millett
Business Confidence Warps Amid Mixed GNP Signals
The piece discusses how U S GNP figures show contradictory trends with a jump to a 658 billion annual rate in the April to June quarter, despite signals that growth may be slowing. It notes seasonal effects, auto industry strikes, steel production and stockpiling as factors shaping quarterly comparisons.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
U.S
GNP
Rooney reveals happiness after seven years of marriage
Hollywood star Mickey Rooney talks of finding true happiness with wife Barbara and their four children. He recalls his marriages, including Ava Gardner, Betty Jane Rose, Martha Vickers, and Barbara, and jokes about alimony while noting career ups and downs. He plans a Broadway project, a book, and a film role, asserting he’s not in bankruptcy.
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Hollywood
Mickey Rooney
Mick
Rooney
Andy Hardy
Barbara
Eddie Fisher
Fisher
Ava Gardner
MGM
Mickey
Louis B. Mayer
Betty Jane Rose
Birmingham
Betty
Beverly Hills
Mrs. Rooney
Martha Vickers
Elaine Davis
Social Security maxims and benefits questions
Readers ask how family maximums affect wife and children benefits and how earnings influence payout amounts. Advice covers the family maximum, non deduction rules when monthly earnings are under 100, and retroactive coverage for self employed cases. Balding wins rights to Sergeant Osgrave's Dance in New York.
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Martin E. Segal
Retirement Advisors, Inc
Social Security
R. R
J. H
Balding
DANCE
New York
Broadway
Sergeant Osgrave
Ivor David Balding
John Arden
London
Actors Studio
Biddeford Daily Column Details Rates and Notice
The Biddeford Space Journal at 11 Adams Street published daily except Sunday lists publisher W Paul Casavant and editor E P Ingalls. Subscription rates are one month 1 85 six months 10 50 and one year 21 00 with AP rights noted.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Puzzle in Paris
Across clues include 47 Crazed 48 Road to Fairbanks 50 Kaiser's last home 55 Creator of orchards 58 Aid 59 Noun suffixes 60 Partner of desist 61 Sea of the Antarctic 62 Disown 63 Absalom's sister. Puzzle items list two word answers and player prompts in a Paris theme daily crossword.
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Paris
Fairbanks
Sigma
Absalom
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