Washington oil guests silent at GOP Kennedy dinner
Washington reporters noted no printed seating list at the GOP Kennedy dinner while Democratic guests were listed. Oil industry figures attended the Kennedy event, some identified at tables near 270, as Udall deflected questions about publicity.
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Eisenhower
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J.K. Evans
Washington Oil and Gas Company
Stewartl. Udall
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Udall
L. T. Pice
Standard California
Editorial Page Thought for Evening by Mary Baker Eddy
A concise editorial remark asserts that individuality reflects the divine law and order of being authored by Mary Baker Eddy, framing human uniqueness as part of spiritual law rather than mere personal difference. The note underscores the mailer’s belief in a guiding, universal order governing existence.
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Mary Baker Fddy
Bad news that's Good news
Bruce Biossat analyzes 1960s railroading woes and argues that despite passenger deficits of 485 million dollars the trend shows improvements since 1947. Freight profits have slumped, but rail lines remain vital. as highway use rises, public pressure should push Congress to act beyond talk.
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Bruce Biossat
Pharmaceutical bill risks public health by stifling drug innovation
Sponsors claim the bill boosts competition but critics warn it would raise risks to health by forcing patent licenses after three years and mandating proof of superior efficacy for new drugs. They argue blanket rules undermine individualized medical decisions and could throttle R D, jeopardizing future discoveries. The ethical pharmaceutical sector spent 215 million dollars on research last year, a pace likely not sustained under the proposal.
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Goverment Board
Freedom and private property sustain a free society
The piece argues private ownership as essential to liberty and representative government, praising forest resource use and private enterprise. It notes forest lands support major industries, sustain yields, and fund government, citing the National Lumber Manufacturers Association. It closes with a light quote about aging and resilience.
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United States
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Maverick substitute Bob Colbert steps into Garner role
AP Movie TV writer notes Brent Colbert, stage name Bob Colbert, steps in for James Garner on the Maverick TV series. He bore a striking resemblance to Garner, was cast after Garner’s lawsuit, and wore the former star's costume as producers eyed him for the part.
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Robert Colbare
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Robert Colbert
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Er Moore
Roger
Bob Colbert
Garner
Warner Brothers
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Mala Powers
Jim Garner
ABC
Food as weapon in cold war, Babson notes
Roger Babson argues farm prices drive national prosperity and that aiding poor nations with food, education, and new industries could curb communism. He links Kennedy Khrushchev talks to a strategic pivot where farming and agriculture determine power, urging swift US leadership and broader farm support.
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Kennedy
MacMillan
London
Khrushchev
United States
Congress
Central West
For Your Future The Question Box
Readers ask about protests to high property taxes and how to pursue reductions. Tax assessors provide guidance. Other questions cover Social Security widow benefits, voluntary retirement contributions for federal workers, using naturalization records to prove age, dependents for VA disability, national cemetery burial eligibility, and NSLI conversion advice. Guidance comes from tax authorities, SSA, and officials.
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Hampton, Va
Sweden
America
Social Security
Immigration and Re Service
Washington
Citizens voice on Saco funds and park use debate
A long letter from The Journal discusses free expression and criticizes city officials for diverting donor restricted funds in Maine, notably the Cornelius Sweetser and Lucia Kimball Deering bequests. It laments park conversions to schools, privatized concession parks, and public money used for children’s facilities, urging preservation of laws protecting parks, cemeteries, and church property while questioning municipal priorities and family life.
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Maine
Saco
Cornelius Sweetser
Hartley Field
Little League
Parents Association
Lucia Kimball Deering
General Hospital
William Pepperell
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
State of Maine
Park Street
Johnny
Susie
June
Junior
PTA
Khrushchev as a dictator versus Kennedy price move
In a brief editorials note the Biddeford Saco Journal contrasts Khrushchev’s decisive power with Kennedy's perceived parliamentary hindrances. It mentions price and wage freezes advised during Kennedy's trip and later portrayed as part of defense program actions.
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
Daily Crossword Puzzle in India and Related Entries
Crossword clues cover 45 to 55 across and down. Entries range from musical aggregation and chemical forming forms to art exhibitions and titles of plays with answers tied to historical and linguistic terms. Readers navigate through wordplay on languages, calendars, instruments, and geographic references across a broad set of puzzle prompts.
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India
Ben Jonse
Benson
Italy
England
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