Community Drives for Grafton Plant in Biddeford Saco
Editorial urges local citizens to back a new Grafton Lumber Co. plant in Biddeford Saco with a $66,600 local share to secure a federal loan. The project aims to create 150 jobs and add $400,000 in annual payroll, backed by area redevelopment funds and local banks.
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York County
United States
Biddeford
Saco
Edmund S. Muskie
Federal Redevelopment Agency
Grafton Lumber Company, Inc
Maine
Main Street
Biddeford and Saco Industries, Inc
New England
Grafton
Cooperaton
Grafton Lumber Co
Area Redevelopment Agency
Biddeford and
Saco Industries, Inc
Cty
Washington Red Camp disharmony eyed by observers
Washington report notes splits in the Communist world are viewed as ideological and organizational, not personal feuds with Khrushchev at top. While some factions diverge among Russia China Albania Yugoslavia and local party lines, experts say the cracks remain narrow but could widen with careful U.S. action.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Moscow
Peiping
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
China
Mao Tsetung
Khrushchev
Albania
Enver Hoxha
U.S.S
Alexander Dallin
Columbia University
Russian Institute
Soviet Union
Red
Soviet Russia
United States
Taiwan
Quemoy
Matsu
U.M. General Assembly
Dabblers and the Big Traders in Stock Choices
AP analysis notes small investors and big traders often hold similar long term favorites, though timing differs. Odd-lot activity highlights dabblers as 1961 leaders included AT&T, Jersey Standard, GM, GE, Brunswick, and General Telephone. Institutional surveys show Jersey, GM, GE, AT&T, Du Pont, and Texaco as top holdings.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
American Telephone & Telegraph
Jersey Standard Oil
General Telephone & Electronics
General Motors
Brunswick
General Electric
Round Lot
At&t
Jersey
General Telephone
Data Digest Inc
du Pont
Texaco
International Business Machines
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
Dow Chemical
the Exchange
Glamour Girls and the Lonely Side of Stardom
New York columnist HAL BOYLE recalls meeting dozens of famous actresses and finds them much like ordinary women but with ruthless egos and icelike looks. They demand constant praise, rarely reveal true feelings, and often speak only in fashionable platitudes. Some show rare humor, others guarded silence about real joy or personal life.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Brigitte Bardot
Elizabeth Taylor
Lassie
Natalie Wood
Joanne Woodward
Mae West
Ethel Barrymore
Local Letters Policy Encourages Open Public Expression
The Journal invites letters on topics of local interest. Viewpoints are the writer's own and not necessarily endorsed by the Journal. Letters must be signed with an address, but the name can be withheld from printing upon request.
Property owners duty to manage dogs and fences
Windy urges citizens and property owners to accept civic duties regarding dogs. Proposes fencing, hedging, cedar posts, chain barriers, climber roses, and selective spraying to deter pets and protect property. Calls for a community planting program and parent responsibility to teach kindness to animals. warns against handling or startling dogs. Park your car insurance with us.
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United States of America
Aniall
J.H. Nichols
Flattery and alcohol diplomacy in Cold War sting
Paul Harvey argues that flattery and alcohol used in diplomacy seduce leaders and justify concessions. He recalls a Mexico forum where water rights with the United States were discussed and warns that applause and exotic setting tempt officials to prioritize foreign adulation over U.S. interests. He cautions newspaper leaders and politicians against losing allegiance while chasing international admiration.
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Castro
Mexico
United States
Mexicali
Colorado River
Washington
Blamey
General Features Corp
A Bit of God's Power
A compact meditation on divine presence during a storm, contrasting darkness and light. The poem questions belief while depicting God as intangible yet real in moments of sudden illumination and mercy, inviting readers of any faith to share in a modern miracle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Liz Litt on marriages and dining out in public life
A column notes some men wed to escape dining out while others divorce for the same reason, reflecting social tensions around meals and public image. The piece comments on modern marriages and the compromises couples make in shared hospitality settings.
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher and editor contact info
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists Adams Street offices and staff, with Paw Casavant as Publisher and T J Mahoney as Editor. It includes subscription rates in advance: one month 1.85, six months 10.50, one year 21.00, and notes AP use rights and second class postage status in Biddeford, Maine.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paw Casavant
T J Mahoney
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Clues Mixed With Cryptic Entries
The page lists a dense set of crossword clues with enumerations and definitions across and down. It includes Romanian coin, venture, agent abbr, cash in two words, lab procedure, fresh air Colley, sousaphone, old Greek coin, gave up, magic symbol, understood, and many more such as detain creeks thirteen two words and a variety of abbreviations.
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Colley
Ruth Millett on a Woman’s Quiet Labor Behind Exterior
Ruth Millett analyzes a wife and mother who appears serene while juggling endless efforts. She works to impress guests, climb social ladders, and manage family image while concealing strategic, relentless labor. The piece lampoons social pretenses and the pressure to appear effortlessly perfect.
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Ruth Millett
Newspaper Enterprise Assa
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