Saco urged to match Old Orchard Beach sewer effort
The editorial urges Saco to follow Old Orchard Beach in funding a sewer project with state and federal aid. It cites Old Orchard Beach’s near $600,000 investment with less than half the population, warns against delay despite concerns, notes pollution relief and mooring potential on the Saco River, and encourages voters to approve the referendum in fall.
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Thomases
Saco
Old Orchard Beach
Biddeford
Water Improvement Commission
Saco River
Boston
Boothbay Harbor
Japan Leads Peaceful Atom Push With Industrial Uses
Japan has become a leader in peaceful atomic applications, with radioactive isotopes employed on production lines by 202 Japanese firms and preparations under way in 45 more. Industry cites millions saved in materials, quality, and labor as radiating improvements in measurement and radiography drive growth across chemical, steel, electrical, and textile sectors.
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Japan
Science and Technology Agency
United States
U. S
Grain probe urged into 24 million bushels missing
Senator Dirksen questions how 24 million bushels worth $32 million vanished during barter for minerals between the United States and Austria. Seven Austrian importers have been arrested, with speculation the grain moved behind the iron curtain or to West Germany. Calls for a full congressional investigation note possible American official involvement amid farm surplus concerns. A college professor says talking cures troubles. what cures talking.
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Dirksen
United States
Austria
West Germany
U. S
Congress
Keating uses biparti san shows to spur public debate
Washington Senator Kenneth B. Keating hosts a smart Washington radio and television program that features Democratic guests and accepts opposing views. He began in 1949 and now reaches seven to 10 TV stations and 36 to 41 radio outlets in New York State. The program blends audience questions with expert interviews, signaling a shift toward more informative, less partisan public discourse.
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Peter Edson
Washington Correspondent
News Enterprise Assn
Washington
NEA
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
House of Representatives
New York State
India
Chester Bowles
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Congo
Laos
Viet Nam
Averell Harriman
Moscow
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Warren G. Magnuson
Commerce Committee
Keating
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
Joseph S. Clark
Dog bites cost and age split in bites column
HAL BOYLE notes dog bite cases cost about 5 million in medical expenses yearly and 76 percent of victims are under 20. The piece cites a study showing many attacks were not entirely unprovoked and offers a light suggestion to cool off by soaking feet in water and ice.
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New York
America
Investing Forum and Prosperity Notes on Gambling Trends
A compact reflection on investors forum remarks about martinis and risk, noting rising circulation of $20 bills versus $10s. It suggests many Americans gamble, with up to 120 million indulging regularly in betting from baseball to bingo, and quotes Helen Rowland on lovers, while noting more than 33 million women drivers in America.
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Helen Rowland
America
Money is costlier and how to invest wisely
Investor advisor argues against low grade securities and urges small savers to buy high grade stocks and bonds. He cites real examples from a charwoman, a milk-delivery man, a Kansas farmer and a New York surgeon who all built wealth via major blue chips like General Motors, Standard Oil and Bank stocks. He advises using bankers to get solid lists, choosing a competent broker, and making informed decisions after studying broker statistics. The piece ends with a reader question about purchasing GM GE and Standard Oil of New Jersey at high prices.
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Maine
Florida
Texas
California
Oregon
Washington
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Guaranty Trust of
Russia
Guaranty Trust
Borden
New York City
General Motors
International Harvester
Common and Preferred
Standard Oil of Indiana
First National Bank of Chicago
Commonwealth Edison
Cadillac
Vallejo
Bank of America
Pacific Gas and Electric
Standard Oil of
America
General Electric
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Modern inconveniences you’d like to discard
Ruth Millett lists frustrations many women might share from back zippers to overpackaged packages and cars you must step into and out of. She also cites automatic household appliances that demand repair specialists and voices a desire to skip piped-in music. Each reader likely has a longer, personal list of modern inconveniences to give up.
Living cautiously can harm seniors says medical experts
Retirement Advisors president cites doctors urge balanced activity for older adults with chronic illness. Excessive rest weakens muscles, lowers appetite, and disrupts body functions. walking and gentle routines advised, with gradual start and medical guidance to avoid fatigue.
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Paul White
Eisenhower
White
A. L. Riccitelli
Yale University School of Medicine
Riccitelli
Television Production In High Gear
Hollywood column surveys fall and winter TV plans with CBS NBC and ABC projects. NBC cancels The Robert Taylor Show replacing it with Temple Houston while CBS struggles with The Keefe Brasselle Show and Celebrity Talent Scouts.
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NBC
Robert Taylor
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Sam Houston
Keefe Brasselle
CBS
Jerry van Dyke
Geor Fenneman
ABC
Little talk about beauty can mask a string of lies
A brief quip notes that complimenting a girl on looks may make her ignore other untruths. It suggests charm can obscure deceit and dangers of flattery in social interactions.
Biddeford Lace Journal front matter and ads
The Biddeford Lace Journal at 11 Adams Street details publication info for Biddeford Maine. It lists staff positions, telephone numbers, subscription rates and AP affiliation, plus a 1970s population forecast urging readers to invest in futures.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
The
Journal Publishing Corp
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues
Across clues presented in mixed difficulty for a daily crossword puzzle with entries such as African beast entreats primates and various abbreviations and wordplay including lochinvar and Winnie Pu. clues cover animals, objects, verbs, colors, and common phrases across a broad range of topics.
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Ruth Millet
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Wiseacres
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