Editorial Board Defends Coverage of Patane Clash
The Biddeford Saco Journal responds to Dr Joseph Patane amid criticism of school board rule changes. Editorial asserts reporters gave lengthy, objective coverage and defends free press while urging Patane to accept public scrutiny and voters’ eventual verdict.
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Joseph M. Patane
Biddeford-Saco
Board of Education
Patane
Dr. Patane
People’s Forum
Biddeford-Saco Journal
Democratic America
Lifelong learning challenges in modern education
The piece argues education faces unique societal issues from rapid knowledge turnover in science and engineering to retirement age obsolescence. It notes MIT funding for a Center for Advanced Engineering Study and New York's Oliver Wendell Holmes Association promoting elder learning. It highlights intellectual repairs for high school dropouts and displaced professionals, concluding with a traffic light metaphor about dual-direction green signals in crashes.
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Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Oliver Wendell Holmes Association
New York
Washington World Food Congress Opens With Hunger Focus
The World Food Congress in Washington gathers 1,200 delegates from 100 countries to tackle hidden hunger. It marks FAO's 20th anniversary and follows a five year Freedom From Hunger campaign begun in 1960. USA hosts as private Freedom Foundation leads logistics and fundraising supports 80 delegates from 60 developing nations. Notable attendees include Mexico’s first lady Eva Samano and Nigeria’s Flora Azikiwi.
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Peter Edson
Washington Enterprise Assn
Washington
World Food Congress
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
Hot Springs
U.N
Rome
United Nations
T Red
China
United States
U. S. Freedom
Eet Foundation
Eet Foundation, As A People A. Ze P
Gareruman
Foundation
James S. Patton
Farmers Union
Thomas M. Ware
International Minerals and Chemicals Corp
World Food Congress Committee
Thomas C. Butler
Grand Union Co
Mexico
Eva Samano de Lopez Mateos
Flora Azikiwi
Nigeria
Souvanna Phouma
Laos
Orville Freeman
Dennis Day Discusses His Big Hollywood Family
In Hollywood AP Dennis Day Jack Benny's tenor describes his large family with wife Peggy and nine children plus relatives. He explains how they manage a crowded home in Mandeville Canyon with five bedrooms, live-in help, and school arrangements while noting the broad support from his wife. The star emphasizes that large families foster closeness.
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Hollywood
Dennis Day
Jack Benny
Dennis
McNulty
Patrick James
Dennis Eugene
Michael Joseph
Francis
Peggy
Peg
Ville Canyon
Military School
Anaheim
New York
Benny
Ann Blyth
Babson Advises Forest and Pasture Land Investments
Roger Babson argues forests and pasture land offer uncertain but potential gains. He notes price ranges from 10 to 200 dollars per acre for forest land, depending on location and growth time, and pasture land from 75 to 150 dollars per acre based on water and oil prospects. He suggests using trustees carefully and plans to cover real estate next week.
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Babson Park
Texas
Kansas City
Chicago
Kansas
Carl C. Chase
Eureka
Boundary debate over Pepperell Park Cemetery fencing
A reader defends the established Pepperell Park Cemetery boundaries in Saco arguing the D A R request for a cyclone fence surrounds a small area and that the 1800s survey fixed a nine acre cemetery edge. The letter references historic maps, surveys, and town records to support the boundary lines and notes past grave markers and church land history.
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Saco Cit
Saco Journal
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pepperell Park
Stone Tower
Unitarian Church
School Street
D.A.R
Tower
Saco
Boston
First Parish Congregational Church
Common Street
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
William Pepperell Sparhawk
William Pepperell
Gordon
Biddeford
Commonwealth
Pepperell Lands
Andrew McMillan Spring
Court House
Alfred
Maine Historical Library
Portland
York Institute
Dyer Library
State House
Commonwealth of
Comnwn
Beach Street
Peppere
Marion Gordon Banks
Khrushchev rally over Cuba echoed in Moscow and beyond
The May 23 Lenin Stadium address by Nikita Khrushchev blends praise for Cuba with a pledge to rescue socialist allies. He boasted of Soviet economic progress while pressuring the West, warning against capitalism. A second note urges vigilance against communism and recalls historical U S Cold War tensions.
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Paul Harvey
Moscow
Cuba
Lenin Stadium
Khrushchev
Last Fall
Russia
Castro
Europe
United States
U.S.S.R
Kremlin
Budapest
Co.existers
Patrick Henry
Biddeford Lace Journal Publisher and Rates Note
Biddeford daily notice lists Adams Street address 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine. Publisher Marie Paul Casavant Managing Editor E P Ingalls. Telephones given for business and editorial departments. Subscription rates in advance one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Affiliated with The Associated Press. Entered as second class postage paid at Biddeford Maine.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Marie Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated
Associated Press
Maine
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues From a Teaser Page
The page lists a dense set of crossword clues across and down, mixing language puzzles with place names and abbreviations. It includes items like Mater region of Norway and Russia Michigan city and several thematic two word phrases. The list shows entries for various lengths and partial clues, typical of a puzzle layout from a newspaper page.
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Norway
Russia
Michigan City
U.S.N
Upstate
New York
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