Editorial Page Critics Call Saco School Board FOI Violation
The Saco Board of Education held an executive session then revealed only graduation plans, sidestepping the public vote. The piece urges adherence to Maine FOI law, noting that public business must be open and decisions should be counted and reported.
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Saco Board of Education
Maine
Saco
Saco School Board
Haiti crisis described as looming violence and U.S. evacuations
The piece portrays Haiti under Duvalier as a corrupt terror state facing possible toppling while the Dominican Republic and U.S. pressures loom. It notes regional tensions with Trujillo era history, potential Cuban subversion, and the risk of a violent outcome, with the OAS attempting to cool the crisis. The column ends with unrelated light notes on garden tips and golf.
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Haiti
Hispaniola
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Francois Duvalier
University of Michigan Medical School
Duvalier
U. S
Trujillo
Trujillo Clan
Juan Bosch
Organization of American States
Cuba
U S keeps eye on Haiti amid tense transition
Washington outlines a cautious plan to stabilize Haiti after Duvalier’s second term begins May 22. The United States weighs minimal intervention, relies on OAS pacification, and funds airport expansion while Larvalier’s regime faces internal unrest centered in Port au Prince.
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Peter Edson
WaShington
Enterprise Assn
Hispaniola
Rafael Trujillo
United States
Dominican Republic
U.S
Raymond L. Thurston
Port-au-Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
OAS
U.S. Navy
Duvalier’s St
Duvalier
Diseases in the Office The Hal Boyle Column
HAL BOYLE notes modern offices feel healthy but suffer many hypochondriac behaviors. He lists Fridayitis Mondavitis the Green Thumb, Fidayitis Mondayitis, Two Buck Emaciatus, Florence Nightingale Syndrome and more. Boss illness secrecy and doctors failing to rest are observed.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Mondavitis
Enclosed EMAC malls go up fast in U S retail growth
AAP Business News notes EMAC enclosed air conditioned shopping centers soar in number with about 20 built this year and 40 expected next year. EMACs cost more to build and rent but claim higher sales with 300000 square foot complexes featuring department stores, gardens, and cultural facilities.
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AP Business News
NEW York
EMAC
Hollywood Hosts Soviet Guests At Preminger Party On Roof
Otto Preminger’s Beverly Hills affair honored Ivan Piriev and Lev Julidjanov as Hollywood’s social set mingled with Soviet filmmakers. The event celebrated The Cardinal while guests sampled Trad er Vic’s bites and discussed films like Judgment at Nuremberg and Lawrence of Arabia.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Otto Perminger
Beverly Hilton
Ivan Piriev
Soviet Filmmakers Association
Lev Julidjanov
Ming
Preminger
Moscow
Vic
OFCOW
P'riey
Nuremberg
Tww
West
Soviet Union
Lili
Marty
It's YOUR budget by Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett argues that only a couple can draft their family's budget. A budget reflects shared values and life goals, not external dictates. Couples should discuss income, fixed costs, and what they most want in life to decide spending, saving, and sacrifices.
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Ruth Millett
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Who Places the Flags at Civil War Graves
Sheridan Grant Memorial Camp of the Sons of Union Veterans responds to Archibald Roberts article May 9. David Grindle and the author state flags are placed by the camp at Greenwood cemetery St. Mary St. Joseph Woodlawn Biddeford Pool Oak Ridge Simpson road Perkins farm totaling 532 flags. Herbert W Buzzell Sr. Press Correspondent.
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Sheridan-Grant Memorial Camp
Sons of Union
Archibald Roberts
People’s Forum
David Grindle
Grand Army
Greenwood Cemetery
St. Mary
St. Joseph
Woodlawn
Biddeford Pool
Pool Road
Oak Ridge
Simpson Road
Perkins Farm
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher Contact and Rates
Biddeford Saco Journal details offices at 11 Adams Street Biddeford and staff contacts for publisher Marie Casavant E P Ingalls managing editor Easter. Subscription rates listed in advance 1 month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Associated Press rights noted.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Marie Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
AP News
Maine
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Summary
Span 13 A name for Mount Hermon 18 Piece of homely wisdom 21 Namesakes of Mrs Rochester 23 Weighty 24 Capital of Morocco 25 sane here 26 Sports shop purchase 2 words 27 Old playing card 28 Comprehensive 29 Made a faux pas 31 Indian for whom i ams 34 Peon 35 Symbol 7 South Carolina 37 Defamed 38 Chateau room 40 Salty 41 Polo stick 43 Thicket 44 Destiny 45 Atop 46 Inverness is one 47 Decisive 48 Part of TV 49 Nobody knows the trouble I’ve
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Mount Hermon
Morals and modern campus life in the Harvey column
Paul Harvey critiques student behavior at Radcliffe and Harvard criticizing premarital relations while noting dorm rules changes. He cites international campus life and a string of scandals from Chicago to London. He praises Texas A and M president Earl Rudder for molding balanced graduates to master future technology.
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Radcliffe
Harvard
Bunting
London University
Chicago
Sioux City
Elmira College
New York
South Gate
Alifornia
Britain
Washington, D. C
Atlantic City
Swank Jockey Club
London
William H. Williams
Earl Rudder
Texas A & M
Normandy
Rudder
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