Editorial Page Danger Ideas at Work from Portsmouth Herald
Associate Prof. G Harris Daggett of the University of New Hampshire faces backlash over unorthodox views on world affairs and free speech. Manchester publishers, lawmakers, and veterans groups condemn Daggett, calling for dismissal, while editors urge defending open inquiry and democratic freedoms.
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Dick Gregory defies segregation in Birmingham and beyond
Comedian Dick Gregory, arrested in Birmingham for leading an antisegregation march, speaks at the Americans for Democratic Action convention in Washington. He portrays race tensions as an internal monster and calls for sweeping change, arguing the North and South both need reform.
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Edmonton Sign Firm Puts Infrared Warmth In Storefront
Canada's largest sign company introduces a storefront sign with built-in infrared lamps to keep window areas warm in Edmonton during harsh winter. The feature aims to attract shoppers lingering near the display.
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Intelligence gap in evaluating Cuba buildup blamed on predisposition
A Senate Preparedness subcommittee report says U S intelligence gathered data on the Cuban missile crisis but failed in evaluation due to a belief that Soviet policy would preclude missiles in Cuba. It urges President Kennedy to relieve the intelligence community of starry eyed members and stresses accountability.
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Hollywood Woman Producer Defies Stereotypes in TV
AP reports Joan Harrison a producer on the Alfred Hitchcock Program since its start eight years ago shares duties with Norman Lloyd as the show tours. She describes male colleagues as chivalrous and explains how she balances production vision with directors input amid personal losses from Bel Air fire.
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Television's future bright with new coast to coast plans
Babson predicts dramatic TV advances using radio waves to transmit pictures into homes without outdoor antennas. He foresees heat and light broadcasts, new corporations listed on the NYSE, possible bankruptcies, and the ongoing shift to modern energy and materials shaping a vast new industry.
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Red Cross Praised and Saco Budget Critique
A Saco reader praises Red Cross relief in East Waterboro during a devastating fire, calling volunteers angels of mercy. The same letter questions 1963 Saco budget items, urging cuts in recreation, planning, capital projects, and staff, and argues for tighter mayoral and School Committee oversight to curb taxes.
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Crisis over Maine schools and Chicago welfare debate
A Paul Harvey commentary argues against selling school buildings in Maine and criticizes perceived dependence in Chicago. It surveys aging facilities, calls for better industrial growth in Saco, and rails at welfare programs and freeloaders, highlighting unemployment struggles and job ads.
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Biddeford Saco Journal Reflects On Energy And Religion
The Biddeford Saco Journal notes two major future events: obtaining power directly from the sun and splitting sea water into hydrogen and oxygen. It asks what impact this could have on gasoline prices and laments the power of sane religion to transform hearts across nations. It closes with a wistful line about wishing to be a young student today.
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