Boyle's Notebook Women Have Iron Whims
HAL BOYLE argues that women’s iron whims shape civilization. He notes men mature into tolerating perfection, while women pursue exacting standards in dining, laundry, decor, and timeliness. He credits this drive with improving daily life and society.
One Generation Sweats to Build Bridges With the Soviets
AP News outlines a shift in U S Soviet ties from McCarthy era distrust to cautious collaboration. Senate debates a consular staff pact to protect travelers and a broader program of arms control while outlining possible co operation on nuclear testing and space weapons.
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Senate
Joseph Stalin
Joseph McCarthy
United States
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
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China
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Antarctica
Foreign Relations Committee
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Breakfast Planned By Council Chagnon Plans
Council Chagnon of Union St. Jean Baptiste met at Adams Street Biddeford hall to finalize a March 19 communion breakfast. Mass at 7 a.m. will precede the event with Rt. Rev. Msgr. Elie Hevey as guest speaker. Members meet at 6 30 a.m. Norman Laverriere served lunch. Richard Marquis joined as a new member. Ernest Valliere gave the closing prayer.
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Council Chagnon
Union St. Jean Baptiste
Adams Street
Biddeford Hall
Elie Hevey
Norman Laverriere
Richard Marquis
Ernest Valliere
Spin Off Pilots Shape Next TV Trends
A look at spin offs shows how networks test new series using established hits to cut costs. NBC tests Road West and a Bonanza reshuffle while The Virginian and The Man from U N C L E spawn new ideas. Star Trek moves to Fridays with Star Trek and Jerry Lewis in play.
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New York
NBC
the Virginian
U.N.C.L.E
Bob Hope
Ponderosa
Cartwrights
Jeannie
Jerry Lewis
CBS
Steven Hill
Peter Graves
ABC
Committees For Round Robin Appointed For Biddeford
The Biddeford Athletic Association appointed committees for the upcoming round robin basketball event directed by Dave Heffernan and coach Art Descoteaux. Action included officer nominations, concessions, trophies, and a new Alumni Field concession stand, with next meeting set for April 15.
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Biddeford Athletic Association
Dave Heffernan
Biddeford
Art Descoteaux
Bill Doran
Paul Chenard
Bob Lavigne
Don Raybine
Dave Twomey
Phil Cantara
Bob Emery
Membershi
Biddeford High School
Ireland faces food shortages as farmers strike resumes
Ireland's four day strike for higher subsidies intensifies food shortages in Dublin. Five hundred farmers clashed with police, bypassing a cordon and scaring Minister George Colley who fled a hotel. Talks continue amid hunger for meat and vegetables.
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Dublin
Ireland
George Colley
Industry and Commerce
Tokyo
United States
Savannah
Japan
Foreign Ministry
Kinya Niiseki
London
Thomas Roberts
Paul VI
Dr. Roberts
Interchurch
New Christian
Lucien Martel Named Eagles Vice President
Lucien Martel was elected vice president of the Biddeford Saco Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles during a meeting in Biddeford hall. Over 80 members attended as others reported on regional conferences and upcoming Past Presidents Night in Augusta. Several members were hospitalized or convalescing, and a father son duo received special dues awards amid league play with Le Volteur for first place.
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Lucien Martel
Biddeford
Saco Aerie
Order of Eagles
Aerie Hall
Birch Street
Joseph Larose
Joffre Remillard
Andre Jacques Jr
Gaston Dubuc
Roland Letourneau
New England
Hartford
Conn
Augusta
Webber Hospital
Wallace Dusto
Israel Shevenell
Alberic Petit
Roland Mercier
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Frank Emond
Andre Jacques Sr
Raymond Sylvester
Arthur Rizas
Eagles
le Voltigeur
Humphrey Protest Triggers Walkout at National Book Awards
About 75 protesters walked out during Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey's remarks at the National Book Award ceremonies in New York, while 1,000 attendees gave him a standing ovation. Mitchell Goodman led the interruption, shouting about burning children in Vietnam, as several prominent authors and publishers joined the walkout before most returned for the speech.
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New York
United States
Vietnam
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Mitchell Goodman
Philharmonic Hall
Anthony West
New Yorker
Richard Baron
Dial Press
Jules Feiffer
Andre Schiffrin
Pantheon Press
Robert Gorham Davis
Hans Koningsberger
Mark Twain
Twain
Kennebunk OES Chapter Plans Officer Election
Madonna Chapter OES held its annual meeting at York Temple in West Kennebunk with Lorraine Russell and Richard Russell presiding. Due to storm, officers were not elected and will be chosen at the March 21 meeting. Margaret Johnson was welcomed as Grand Conductress.
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York Temple
William West
J. Robert Downing
Robert Berube
Fish And Game Unit Plans Bean Supper
York County Fish and Game Auxiliary organized a public baked bean supper at Stickney Lodge Goodwins Mills Lyman during a meeting at Mrs Wilbrod Bedards home in Saco. Date to be announced. Mrs Yvonne Adams chairs the men s supper at Stickney Lodge this month. Next meeting set for April 12 at 7 30 pm at Mrs Richard Vose s home in Saco.
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Stickney Lodge
Goodwins Mills
Lyman
York County Fish and Game Auxiliary
Wilbrod Bedard
Union Street
Saco
Yvonne Adams
Richard Vose
Scammon Street
Archbishop Emeritus's critique highlights Catholic stance on contraception
The former archbishop of Bombay has long opposed the Roman Catholic Church's attitude toward contraception. He and other sources emphasize a pursuit of truth and a drive to overcome doubts in interpreting church policy.
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Bombay
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