United Nations role in Dominican crisis debated
The editorial argues UN involvement is limited and framed by USSR and France aims. It cites regional bodies like the OAS as proper peacemakers and urges timely OAS peacekeeping deployment to restore constitutional government and prevent wider Latin American unrest.
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United Nations
Organization of American States
Soviet Union
France
Security Council
Dominican Republic
Council
OAS
Life on Mars as a distant possibility debated by NAS panel
A blue rib bon panel from the National Academy of Sciences argues Mars exploration is desirable to study early chemical evolution even if life there is not yet proven. They urge an automated lab around Mars by 1969 with landings in 1971 or 1973 to test for life and its origins while noting communication with any Martian intelligence may remain unlikely.
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National Academy of Sciences
Mars
Earth
Bian
Hunzas Hold Key to Longevity Says Pakistani Study
A Pakistani scientific team plans to study the Hunzas in northern Pakistan to see if their long lifespans tie to highly mineralized water and soil. If trace elements prove linked to health, it could affect views on aging and overpopulation. Also noted is a California university finding that four letter men on campus aren’t always a brag.
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California University
Trusteeship seen possible in Dominican Republic crisis
Washington officials weigh a trusteeship to steady the Dominican Republic after political turmoil. An OAS‑appointed governor or one country chosen by OAS members could guide long‑term tutelage, aiming to prevent a collapse similar to postwar trusteeships and avoid a risky immediate election.
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OAS
United Nations
United States
U. N
Pacific
Betancourt
Venezuela
Lic
Rafael Trujillo
U.S
State Department
Officer in Vietnam Builds Self-Government Through Service
Lt. John H. Damewood of Idaho leads civil affairs for a Special Forces unit along the Ho Chi Minh trail. He has set up dispensaries and a school, organized aid exchanges, planted fruit trees, and fostered self-sufficiency in 3000 villagers of 12 hamlets. He also supports a New Life Hamlet for 750 Montagnard tribesmen and notes 750,000 mountain tribes in the country.
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
Damewood
South
Viet Nam
Military orders lift durable goods to record high in April
U S factory orders for hard goods rose 2 percent in April to a record $22.1 billion as military hardware demand and aerospace related items drive gains. Transportation equipment led the rise while civilian car demand remains strong though cooling. Increased Viet Nam fighting and Dominican turmoil helped sustain higher orders and profits fueled bigger cash dividends.
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New York
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Congress
United Steelworkers of America
David J. McDonald
I. W. Abel
Boards of Directors
Social Security tips for teachers and veterans benefit questions
Elderly teachers may earn summer Social Security without losing benefits when under $100 per month. Disability benefits for a family can be shared among four people, with possible reductions. Marriage validity across borders is recognized, and VA pensions depend on asset limits. Self employment income under 1200 per year does not affect benefits, and earnings after 72 do not stop them.
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Social Security
R. S
F.L
Veterans Administration
Mr. L
G.M
Jill
Mr. M
Biddeford Letters Call For Higher Mayor Salary
The Journal prints a May letter from Biddeford High School Student Council urging a higher mayor salary to attract qualified leaders, noting the job's growing complexity and thanking past administrations for cooperation. A reader complains about unlicensed solicitors on Main Street and questions city licensing enforcement.
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People’s Forum
Biddeford High School
Biddeford Saco Journal Integrity and Local News Details
Biddeford Saco Journal published in Biddeford Maine, Adams Street office. Publisher W Paul Casavant, Managing Editor E P Ingalls. AP member, local news rights, postal info and subscription rates listed.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues List From 23 to 55
A compilation of crossword clues including Part of a church 23 and 24 Pipe material through 55 Gained. Clues mention terms like land in San Francisco Bay and Valletta's location. Answers presumably span across religious, nautical, linguistic, and geographic categories.
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Buena
San Franccisco Bay
Sandburg
Spain
Valletta
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