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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1964
Page
4
A column laments vague language in commerce and politics. It urges precise writing to avoid foggy shortcuts and misinterpretation, citing examples from sizes to executive terms. It quotes Robert Louis Stevenson on writing clearly to affect readers precisely.
The article claims Moscow’s standby UN peacekeeping plan serves Soviet interests by letting only the Security Council authorize missions, risking a Soviet veto that halts the uniting for peace mechanism. It notes debts for past missions, possible October votes to strip the USSR of its voting rights, and fears of excluding permanent members while inviting socialist nations’ troops.
Researchers identify eight radio ad words led by you and good while political speeches wrap in familiar phrases. In examining speeches at San Francisco and Atlantic City conclaves the author notes recurring terms such as fellow Americans leadership crossroads and crisis as typical political rhetoric.
Donald Campbell drove his $4 million car to 403.1 miles per hour, not taking off, to set the official world land speed record. He follows his father Sir Malcolm Campbell, famed for land and water speed records, boosting Britain’s engineering pride and the courage of Britons.
Washington views shift as Republicans rally behind Goldwater in a race shaped by race tensions. Analysts say urban minorities and suburban whites could swing votes, while the South remains key with Goldwater favored in Virginia Tennessee South Carolina Florida North Carolina Arkansas Alabama and Mississippi.
New York AP column highlights varied trivia from reader mail. notes population growth among humans while animal species decline. medical field shift to specialists. ancient hiccups and amusing maxims. includes quotes from Gene Fowler and Edna Millay and odd folklore snippets.
Environmental control engineers from General Electric tout cooling systems for pigs dairies and poultry as a way to raise gains and milk and egg production while lowering feed costs. They claim cooler pigs eat less efficiently produce top quality pork and reduce mortality with isolation brooders and special feeds. The broader aim is year round comfort and cheaper food for consumers.
Hollywood Star columnist Ruth Millett argues for partnership in marriage over boasting of individual wealth. A wife should support her husband’s status and view finances as shared, not personal, assets, so both feel like a team and use the word ours more than mine.
Hollywood gossip notes Tony Curtis and Christine Kaufman welcoming a daughter while Curtis muses on having more children and balancing family life. He jokes about aging in halves and plans to work with his other daughters abroad, amid reflections on career longevity and entertainment competition.
A Heart Association meeting outlines a portrait of possible heart attack victims. Middle aged male smokers with high blood pressure or cholesterol are more at risk, though no single factor guarantees an attack. Preventive medicine aims to identify risks early.
Brodeford Lace Journal 11 Adams Street publishes daily except Sunday from Biddeford Maine. Publisher W Paul Casavant and editor E P Ingalls listed. Subscription rates show 1 month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00 with AP news rights noted.
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