Editorial: Girding for hurricanes and the new sky scout
The piece notes the approaching hurricane season and U S Weather Bureau readiness with electronic gear air, land, sea forces and the new TIROS VI satellite reporting upper air disturbances. It outlines data from Miami, San Juan, New Orleans stations plus Caribbean observers and ships, while acknowledging limits to halting storms and the annual naming controversy led by Gordon Dunn with a list Arlene through Kristie.
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U. S
Weather Bureau
Tiros VI
Globe
Miami
San Juan
New Orleans
Tiros
Caribbean
Gordon Dunn
National Hurricane Center
Arlene
Beulah
Cindy
Debra
Edith
Flora
Ginny
Hannah
Irene
Janis
Kristie
World Food Congress pushes plan for freedom from hunger
Washington World Food Congress ends with B R Sen urging a World Food Plan to triple or quadruple food output by 2000 AD. He outlines international reforms, a World Income tax concept, and a $12.5 billion five year surplus-food distribution scheme from wealthy to poorer nations to curb malnutrition.
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Peter Edson
Washington
World Food Congress
B. R. Sen
India
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
Dr. Sen
Sen
FAO
Hollywood Movie partnership renewed By BOB THOMAS AP
Hollywood notes Bette Davis and Paul Henreid renew their on screen partnership in Dead Ringer at Warner Brothers with Davis in dual roles and Karl Malden as lead. Henreid directed by, discusses his shift from acting to directing and his Hitchcock work, noting earnings and family changes.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Bette Davis
Paul Henreid
Paul
Bette
Warner Brothers
Henreid
Karl Malden
Jack Warner
Academy
Vienna
London
New York
Alfred Hitchcock
Davis
Citizens' call for tax reform and civic accountability
A long readers letter argues residents must act before budgets are set, criticizing tax levels and urging voters to demand educated, honest aldermen, transparent voting records, and a break from party ties. It calls for scrutiny of developers, fair taxes, and ending kickbacks, urging citizens to reduce risks by cautious nighttime driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
City Hall
Johnny
Appeals Board
The Medicine Man and the Rise of the Physician
Paul Harvey recalls a bygone era when a flashy medicine man toured towns in a Conestoga wagon and sold quack remedies. He contrasts that con man’s grandiose claims with modern medicine and the sober, educated physician. The essay compares Soviet leadership under Khrushchev to a similar pitchman, predicting the era’s excesses will fade as skepticism grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Roosevelts
U.S.S.R
Russia
Khrushchev
Us.s.r
Essence of America and the American system
A study credits the U S system with being the best due to free competition though tempered by government controls. It contrasts American rivalry with global monopoly and socialism, arguing that personal reward drives innovation and efficiency while government control breeds stagnation and bungling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Greek political row over royal visit and Truman statue
Greece faces cabinet resignation amid plans for a royal visit to Britain after Queen Frederika was jostled in London. Critics deem the 11 foot bronze of Harry S Truman near the Athens Hilton in poor taste, questioning why Truman and not Pericles, a famed ancient statesman, is honored while Athens lacks other monuments.
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Greece
Britain
Frederika
London
Harry S. Truman
Athens Hilton Hotel
U. S
Mortgage funds plentiful amid mixed housing trends in 1963
AP Business News reports mortgage funds remain available nationwide despite tighter short term credit. Housing starts may end 1963 near 1.4 million, with apartment share rising, while foreclosures climb. Institutional lenders hold many mortgage commitments as construction activity and home ownership persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AP Business News
New York
Roy L. Reierson
Bankers Trust Co
Family Economics Bureau
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
United States
Insurance Company
Reierson
Biddeford Journal Publisher and contact details
Biddeford Journal at 11 Adams Street publishes daily except Sunday with Marie Paul Casavant as publisher and E. P. Ingalls as managing editor. Telephone numbers, subscription rates, and Associated Press rebroadcast rights are listed for Biddeford, Maine.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Marie Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Maine
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Summary
A list of crossword clues includes 22 Petty coins 24 Easter Advent Passover 25 Hamburger 26 Shot and shell 27 Asian title 29 County in Tennessee 30 Wheel tread shaper 2 words 32 Certain convivial faces 34 Exclamation of misgiving 35 Capital of Latvia 36 Throw 41 Night crawler 44 Sewing implement 47 eeppeens amorous 48 Walk with short steps 50 Type of walk or gait 52 Banking game 53 Constellation 54 Even shading in engraving 55 Wave French 56 Equipment for a water sport 58 Drill sergeant's cry.
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Tennessee
Latvia
Tact Boosts Women Into Volunteer Roles, Smith Says
Ruth Mullett notes a magazine article arguing tact pushes women into volunteer tasks. She cites treasurer homeroom mother and Brownie leader roles as examples, where tactful appeals secure willing volunteers. The piece concludes that tact can get things done, especially in volunteer work.
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Woman's Magazine
Bers
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People’s Forum
Baan
Paul Harvey News
the Medicine Man
Paul Harvey
River City
U.N
Iowa
Essence of America
Business Mirror
Pace Journal
Home of the
Buckeyes
Paris
Sicily
Ruth Mullett
Ruth Millett
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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