Girl Scouts Mark 50th Anniversary Worldwide Impact
Editorial notes the 50th anniversary next Monday of the Girl Scouts of the United States, tracing Juliette Gordon Low's 1912 Savannah troop, the growth to 342 million members, and the ongoing mission to honor the past while serving the future through community projects and international ties.
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Georgia
England
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World Association of Girl Guides
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U S goes to Geneva disarmament conference
Washington notes that the United Nations Disarmament Conference opens in Geneva March 14 with Dean Rusk and Arthur H. Dean leading the U S delegation. Khrushchev may or may not attend, and aims to turn talks into a summit. progress hinges on Berlin Viet Nam and China issues and on new inspection and information exchange proposals.
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Washington
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New
Independent
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Ful
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Nikita Khurshchev
Khrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
Russia
Levmon K. Tsarapkin
U.S
United States
Berlin
Viet Nam
China
John Glenn's Faith Reflects Personal Belief Not Public Use
Don Oakley notes John Glenn keeps personal religion private despite fame and public curiosity. Glenn stresses his faith predates spaceflight, saying he prayed long ago and lived daily with reverence for country, family, and duty. His example, not slogans, guides his conduct and inspires a nation.
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Glenn
Earth
John Glenn
Food workers rise as retailing grows with modern stores
An economics report notes about 700,000 more full time workers in food processing and distribution since 1947, and this year those workers plus food transport staff may equal farm producers. The rise reflects shifts in the food business and mass distribution, and underscores retailing as a partner to mass production. A housewife’s greater food choices and convenience fueled the employment surge, while the overall economy benefits from stronger stores and services.
Popular and unpopular stocks for investment
Babson outlines which common stocks draw buyers and which fall out of favor. He cites drug and life insurance stocks as popular, food chains and office equipment firms as high in demand, while railroads and metals lag. He also urges focus on new ideas and patient entrepreneurship over politics.
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Babson Park
Mass
Kennedy
U.S
China
Africa
Dog Ordinance Proposal Provokes Thought and Debate
A community forum letter urges a fair dog ordinance with clear ownership responsibilities and safety for residents. It outlines a staged enforcement plan, including licensing taxes, definitions of dog nuisances, and multi-step warnings ending in potential shelter commitment or fines.
Russia and Red China broadcast in Russian and jammed
Paul Harvey reports that Red China sends Russian language broadcasts to Russian populations while Russia jams them. Officials in Washington are unofficially pleased by the Sino Russian ideological clash, but the writer questions the significance and notes restrictions on military comments.
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Paul Harvey
China
Russia
Washington
State Department
Controversial Dog Ordinance Debate Prompts Citizen Action
Letter and editorial pieces urge Biddeford Saco City Council to enact a humane dog ordinance and warn residents they can drive change. An AP news digest covers Peiping radio, Soviet censorship, and reflections on freedom, liberty under God, and Cold War ideologies as the West resists totalitarian control.
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S.P.C.A
Saco
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues Summary
Crossword clues list with mismatched letters and errors. One puzzle item mentions crystal gazers and Venusian terms. The garbled text shows multiple across and down entries with foreign words and abbreviations.
Ernie Ford moves TV site to San Francisco for ABC show
Hollywood star Tennessee Ernie Ford explains leaving Hollywood for a ranch with his family while planning a San Francisco based homey morning show on ABC. He will broadcast from KGO in San Francisco and record a Capitol hymns album in Hollywood. Ford left nighttime TV last season after five successful years.
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Hollywood
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Stanford University
ABC TV
KGO
San Francisco
Ernie
ABC
Capitol
I Wanted to Be a Missionary Poem
The speaker desires to be a missionary but God does not agree. After discussing with Jesus, the speaker realizes the error and continues working with Him for many years. The poem ends with the comforting image of Jesus sustaining the faltering believer. The lines reference "The Elms" and "Peace Beach" as comforting settings.
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