Dickey dam project nears reality amid Congress action
Editorial notes the Dickey and Lincoln School hydroelectric project on the St. John River faces steps in Congress with Senate approval, House study, and potential funding. It cites broad funding prospects, Canada land agreements, and Senator Muskie’s pivotal role while optimistic Quoddy prospects are awaited.
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St. John River
Dickey and Lincoln School
U. S. Senate
House
Senate
Canada
Muskie
Fall of a Red Hero Captain Solyanik
A famed Soviet captain once hailed as Hero of Socialist Labor is revealed as a traitor to the working class. He dismisses critics aboard his fleet, builds a pool on the bridge for his wife, pays her lavishly, and hosts his family in shipboard luxury. The press cites ambition and arrogance behind the fall, lamenting double standards toward political leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexsai Solyanik
Deserts and Camels Join the Foreign Legion Craze
A London truck driver cited for careless driving told police he might join the Foreign Legion. The case sparked talk that the legion remains a romantic escape in a busy city. The constable noted the man was now a legionnaire with fantasies of deserts and camels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Foreign Legion
London
Foreign Legion
Blueberry Pie as Easy Bake Time
A light column promotes blueberry pie making as simple. It argues the craft is an art, though many modern cooks rely on store bought crust and filler. It outlines steps from shopping to baking and suggests anyone can bake a pie with package directions.
Price of the body rises with changing value of chemicals
The passage jokes that human bodily chemicals have increased in value from 98 cents to about 800 dollars over 30 years. It notes the unidentified chemicals, hints at acids, and makes light of marital flattery and social vanity with sharp one liners.
Arms alone can't win war says frontier wisdom
Washington correspondent argues that modern weapons alone cannot defeat guerrilla warfare. Five historical criteria are listed: cut off supplies, offer surrender with better living, separate guerrillas from locals, provide orderly government and police protection, and improve civilians' prospects to win broad support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cromley
Washington Correspondent Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Washington
United States
Algeria
Indochina
China
Antiguerrilla
Clint Eastwood explores fame after European film
Hollywood interview details Clint Eastwood recalling his two trips to Italy, the reception after his Western film For a Fistful of Dollars, and his initial reluctance to act. He explains being surprised by European interest and his shift toward pursuing work abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Klein
Hollywood
Clint Eastwood
Sophia Loren
Italy
Clint
Spain
Europe
War and the draft outlook in Vietnam
Babson Park analysis notes a likely continued U.S. buildup in Vietnam with 250000 troops possible without increasing overall forces. It warns married men and student deferments unlikely to change, and predicts higher draft calls for months ahead, with a 50 50 chance of service for today’s young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Park
Mass
South Viet- Nam
Southeast Asia
U.S
Vietnam
Johnson
South Vietnam
South Korea
Pentagon
Korea
Africa
Malaysia
Cuba
Central
South America
U.S. Department of Defense
Problems in Country X By Paul Harvey
Stockholders questioned Abbott Laboratories president George Cain about expanding overseas operations amid inflation risks and government controls. Harvey argues that Country X stands for the United States, noting domestic regulation, patents, and price controls shape a cautious view on foreign expansion and future drug development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harvey
Abbott Laboratories
George Cain
United States
Habits formed early in childhood in Dialogues With Mothers
Excerpt from Dialogues With Mothers discusses how early feeding habits shape social development. A doctor cautions that propping a bottle fosters solitary patterns, while early social interaction fosters centering on relationships and future behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. B
Churchill
Roosevelt
Letters on federal dog protection bills gain support
The Journal reports Rep. Joseph Y. Resnick and Rep. Claude Pepper introduced H.R. 9743 and H.R. 9750 to make dog and cat trafficking across state lines a federal offense. Backers include the Humane Society of the United States and the Animal Welfare Institute, with readers urged to back the legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Y. Resnick
New York
Claude Pepper
Florida
House of Representatives
Humane Society of the United States
Animal Welfare Institute
Biddeford Daily Admits Local News For Reprint
The aclord-Seco Journal of Biddeford Maine announces its daily edition with W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. Subscription rates listed: one month 1.85. six months 10.50. one year 21.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and postage is paid at the Biddeford post office.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
AP News
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By Bruno Bittelheim
People’s Forum
Cy Earle Doucette
New Washington
Maine Department
Northeast Airlines
Vy CO
Conrad Hilton
Hong Kong
5 Sers
Ded
British Travel Association
Britain
Aclord - Seco Journal
Boslden
Reuben
Purdue
Durban
V.lp
Venezuela
Chester — Arthur
Caspian Port
Urope
Mr. Weller
Kansas
Bangkok
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