Superroad exposes toll road tradeoffs and failed freeways
Editorial on the 59 mile Northeast Expressway and Delaware Turnpike from Baltimore to Wilmington. It notes funding via revenue bonds and tolls, the rush to relieve U S 40, and the impact on traffic safety and local businesses as the parallel route gains delays and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Wilmington
America
Baltimore-Wilmington
Trafic
U. S. 40
New England
New York
Washington
South
Line up and be aware of your missing child
The piece argues parents often do not know their children’s whereabouts or activities citing cases of teens robbing stores and hiding loot at home. It suggests closer family contact could reduce thefts and vandalism and warns parents to avoid being seen as out of touch.
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Mickey Mantle
Tribute to British brain drain perspective
The piece cites Selwyn Lloyd noting that US wealth attracts researchers while only 879 British scientists left for the US in 1963, about 0.5 percent of Britain’s needs, arguing the drain reflects high British education and returns. It ends with notes on summer travel road repairs spinach and night glare on highways.
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Selwyn Lloyd
Privy Seal
Parliament
United States
Bundy to bite the bullet as South Viet Nam policy shifts
Washington moves to fix South Viet Nam strategy by installing William Bundy as assistant secretary of state for Far Eastern Affairs. Bundy is praised for teamwork, closer CIA and Defense ties, and a pragmatic, less abrasive approach. He aims to boost South Vietnamese intelligence and align goals with a stronger military program.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Enterprise Assn
State Department
Defense Department
Central Intelligence Agency
South Viet Nam
Diem
Roger Hilsman
William P. Bundy
Hilsman
Southeast Asia
Office of Strategic Services
CIA
Kennedy
Department of Defense
Bill Bundy
Pentagon
Bundy
Board of National Estimates
White House
Dean Acheson
Johnson
McGeorge Bundy
Law Defense
The Fugitive renewed for next year on ABC
Hollywood AP interview with David Janssen discusses the show’s renewal for another year. He notes the premise remains fresh with changing surroundings and roles, counts the demanding schedule as part of the appeal, and compares it to his prior series Richard Diamond.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Richard Kimble
Doc Kimble
David Janssen
ABC
Janssen
Quinn Martin
Richard Diamond
Retail spending outlook 1964 from Roger Babson
Babson predicts 1964 retail gains from tax cuts but warns against overoptimism. With higher living standards, discretionary spending rises toward services, education, travel, and luxuries while traditional staples take a smaller share. Consumers become choosier and better educated, affecting store profits.
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Babson Park
Mass
America
Equal pay for equal work debate sparks national talk
Paul Harvey argues for unequal pay for unequal work as the practical basis of merit. He asserts equal pay would erase incentives, widen inequality, and provoke social backlash, urging readers to consider the economic realities behind the slogan.
Twists and Romance in a Regency Confection
A light Regency comedy by Georgette Heyer features Evelyn and Cressida in a marriage of convenience plot. Evelyn disappears and twin Christopher impersonates him, sparking a double romance with Cressy while Evelyn pursues the real love.
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Georgette Hever
Dutton
London
Flibberty
Earl of Denville
Evelyn
Cressida
Cressy
Stavely
Christopher
Vienna
Eve
Right Smart Adventure on the Rambler Riverboat
Holt Giles’s 1861 river thriller follows Bo Cartwright and the Rambler as they race upriver from Bowling Green toward Evansville. Amid war rumors and gunboat danger they haul cargo, rescue a stranded showman, and contend with Confederates and federal pursuers while Molan Phoebe proves brave.
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Janice Holt Giles
Houghton Mifflin
Mrs. Giles
Twain
Mississippi
Kentucky
Green River
Bowling Green
Ohio River
Evansville
Ind
Bo Cartwright
Foss
Cartwright
Simon Bolivar Buckner
C.S.A
The Bookshelf Triangle of Hate in Malaya
John Sherlock’s The Ordeal of Major Grigsby portrays a brutal Malayan 1948 triangle of hate among General Burke White, Major Harry Grigsby, and Chen Tak. It condemns British colonial policies, jungle warfare, and Red propaganda with stark, unsparing narrative force.
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Major Grigsby
John Sherlock
Morrow
Sherlock
Malaya
London
Burke- White
Harry Grigsby
Chen Tak
Grigsby
Burke - White
Red
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher Details
Biddeford Saco Journal publishes from 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine led by W Paul Casavant publisher and E P Ingalls editor with AP partnership and subscription costs listed for one month six months and one year.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Post
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues From D C Area
A compiled crossword puzzle clue list covering across and down entries such as city names, forms of address, occupations, geographic locations, and literary references including noted figures and places from diverse topics.
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West Point
Doc Kimble On the
Roger Babson
Paul Harvey
United States Congress
Lyn
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Lady Denville
Lacey Valentine
Waltz
Phoebe
Miles A. Smith
Biddeford - Saco Journal
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Spain
Long Island
Besth
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Shantung
Lake Chad
South Pacific
Cry
England
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