City manager form of government worth study for Biddeford
Editorial urges Biddeford to consider a city manager city council form following Gloucester’s experience. It notes Gloucester cut taxes despite heavy spending and asks the charter revision study committee to evaluate all facets of government structure before final decisions.
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Prince Philip urges friendlier welcome to visitors worldwide
The article notes Prince Philip’s habit of blunt truths about hypocrisy and foreigners. He argues Britons and others should welcome travelers and immigrants with genuine warmth, noting indifference harms all nations and that thoughtful hospitality yields dividends.
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Topeka Court House Plan with No Bars
In Topeka Kansas a new courthouse is planned featuring a jail without bars using closed circuit TV to monitor prisoners. Monitors will watch inmates while jailers view from a control room. The idea could entertain educate and commercialize with potential for home viewing and broader social impact.
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Beached Savannah showboat faces union disputes and possible Navy takeover
The beached Savannah shows a nuclear showboat facing crewless trouble after union conflicts stall operations at a Texas berth. The Commerce Department fired the operator, and a Navy takeover was proposed to mount a world tour proving peaceful atomic use, though abroad reception of Navy control could be tricky.
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U S lumber import labeling sparks Canada trade debate
Washington lawmakers debate a proposal to label all U S lumber imports with country of origin amid a push by lumber interests. Senator Jordan and Magnuson back the act while Senator Morse questions import blame and supports stronger Canada relations.
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Idaho
Warren Magnuson
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Boyle's Column Stroll Down Memory Lane
Boyle recalls a bygone era with nostalgic vignettes from midcentury life. He notes shifts in dating, fashion, finances, charity, manners, and local quirks, contrasting past comforts with present harsher realities and social changes.
Office Boom Reaches Medium Cities Seeding New Growth
AP reports a growing office building boom beyond major cities as medium sized centers expand their spaces. Investments and new headquarters rise amid aging facilities, with $156.2 million total contracts and leaders in Boston Washington Spokane.
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Philip Heller
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Topeka
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Eternal triangle harms marriages in Ruth Millett’s view
Ruth Millett argues that a husband, wife, and the wife’s best friend form an eternal triangle that damages marriages. She urges wives to keep private matters private, stop confiding in friends, and present a united front, stressing marital confidentiality and loyalty.
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Democracy at Work at School Board Meeting
A reader letter critiques a school board revision discussion, praising free speech but accusing the board of silencing outside views. The writer claims teachers lack qualification to set graduation standards and condemns limited discussion as insufficient. Disgusted Senior signs off.
Paul Harvey on Campus Communists and Brainwashing
Paul Harvey argues that学生s move right while faculty stay left and accuses the Communist Party USA of planting spokesmen on campuses nationwide. He cites Gus Hall and Herbert Aptheker, noting lectures at Virginia Yale Brandeis City College San Francisco State and Berkeley and reports on their views and alleged strategy.
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Gus Hall
University of Virginia
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Brandeis
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Iag
Hall
Home Office
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Berkeley
California
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher and staff listing
Biddeford Saco Journal operates daily except Sunday from 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine with Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. Telephone numbers for departments, subscription rates, and AP affiliation are noted.
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Biddeford
Maine
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