Editorial Thought For Evening
A vintage quotation from George Borrow opens the page, praising youth as the only season for enjoyment. It asserts the first twenty five years of life hold greater value than later wealth and status, even if spent in poverty and contempt.
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George Borrow
Space Tales and Space Medicine From the Era
Science Service reports a plan to launch eighteen fertilized eggs into space with nine boiled as controls and thermistors to telemeter weightlessness effects on embryo development. USAF researchers recount Major Gordon Cooper’s claimed sightings as a perception issue rather than actual objects, and Indiana University’s Ingeborg Schmidt suggests eye particles create the observed “fireflies” in orbital view.
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Science Service
Space
Major Cooper
Ingeborg Schmidt
Indiana University
John Glenn
Fifty four Titan I missile silos near Denver
The $25 million Titan I underground missile silos, 165 feet deep with power and support systems, stand obsolete after Titan II, Minuteman, and Polaris came online. Each group includes a control center and could be repurposed, though their current value is limited to testing and equipment resale.
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Denver
One Percent Plan expands to Rochester with Xerox pledge
Cleveland activists who started the One Percent Plan in 1960 see it spreading to Rochester N Y as Xerox commits about 400000 dollars yearly to local schools. Proponents call it smart citizenship and a hedge for future hiring by supporting private and public education.
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Rochester
Lightning tests probe aircraft fuel ignition risk in tests
Private researchers under FAA contract in Miami bombard a large wing with simulated lightning to assess whether ignition could reach Jet A fuel in wing tanks. The study follows the Elkton Maryland Pan American crash and FAA safety concerns as U.S. air travel grows through storms.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Miami
Federal Aviation Agency
Elkton
Civil Aeronautics Board
Philadelphia
FAA
TWA
U.S. Airways
Laboratory
When Dad Should Pitch In at Home in Hollywood Burkes Law
Ruth Millett argues that a working father should share household duties and child care. She contrasts the 40 hour week for him with a 84 hour week for the wife, saying extra help or labor-saving devices benefit both and improve shared leisure time.
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Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Welfare and Social Security Answers for Families and Fans
A column covers how minors on a parent’s payroll are handled for Social Security taxes, noting under 21 not covered unless the business is incorporated. It also answers retirement timing, effects of zero earnings, survivor benefits rules, and a Hollywood profile of Gene Barry highlighting his work ethic and career plans.
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Mr. B
F. G
D. F
Miss F
Mr. C
Hollywood
Gene Barry
Barry
Bat Masterson
Westers
Bat
Boyle's Column Todd fills dad's shoes
Michael Todd Jr. aims to carry his father Mike Todd's legacy by producing a modernized minstrel show at the New York World's Fair. He stresses integrated casting and authenticity, reading philosophy, and notes his Amherst degree, marriage, five children, and involvement with Around the World in 80 Days—while praising his father as a rock and a model of values.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Michael Todd Jr
Mike Todd
America
Michael
Mike
Amherst
Elizabeth Taylor
California
Metals Demand Brighter as Prices Rise With Economy Upturn
Metals have led price increases amid an improving business climate aided by federal tax cuts. Steel aluminum tin lead zinc and silver climb from weak bases, with demand rising in the U S and abroad as inventories tighten and new orders expand. Copper holds steady at 31 cents a pound. wage talks could affect future demand and prices.
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AP Business News
NEW York
Prett
United States
U.S
Biddeford Saco Journal Publishing Details
Biddeford Saco Journal lists Adams Street offices in Biddeford Maine with W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor The paper is a daily except Sunday and a member of the Associated Press indicating exclusive local news rights and AP dispatches Fees shown include one month 185 six months 1050 and one year 2100 payable in advance.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Post Ffice
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Crossword list presents across clues with numbers and brief prompts, and down clues covering thematic wordplay including languages, figures, and common phrases. It includes definitions like abhor and emblems like Attila the Hun and Hoover Dam lake, requiring a full grid fill.
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Lucrezia
Cesare
Absalom
Hoover Dam Lake
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