Moonlighting by Teachers Strains Family Health and School Duties
Bruce Biossat argues the rise of two jobs among educators reflects high living costs but harms family relations health and classroom performance. Michigan surveys show 28 percent of teachers moonlight, with adverse effects higher among those with year round outside work. He contends teachers help students best when paid salaries reflect teaching's importance.
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Michigan
Republicans forecast gains in 1962 gubernatorial races
Washington Republicans say results so far favor their bid in key 1962 gubernatorial contests. Scranton in Pennsylvania is seen as a strong 1964 presidential prospect, rival Rockefeller remains a major figure, with Nixon and Romney viewed as possible 1964 candidates if they win. Party organizers outline plans for fundraising and mobilization ahead of the Governors Conference and upcoming campaign efforts.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn
Rockefeller
New York
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Volpe
Massachusetts
Rhodes
Ohio
Romney
Michigan
Nixon
California
GOP National Committee
William E. Miller
William W. Scranton
Nelson Rockefeller
John F. Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Arizona
Congress
House
Berlin
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Hershey
National Committee
Salvation Army history and local corps activity
A long piece outlines the Salvation Army’s origins and mission, noting George Scott Railton’s 1830 U S arrival and William Booth’s 1865 start. It highlights the Biddeford Saco corps led by Captain and Mrs. Robert Williams, 300 youth activities serving 4 000, 250 adult activities serving 3 100, 66 Christmas baskets for 300, 225 Sunshine baskets, 425 hours of hospital visits, and 30 families aided with relief. It ends with light humorous asides about quarreling before company.
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Salvation Army
Army
United States
George Scott Railton
Battery Park
New York
Booth
William Booth
Methodist Church
London
U. S
Salvationists
Robert Williams
Biddeford Saco
Corps
Schulberg Returns to Hollywood to Meet Kennedy Script
Hollywood veteran Budd Schulberg, recalling old days, discusses The Enemy Within project and his four trips to Washington for Robert F Kennedy testimony. He laments studio power loss but continues exhaustive work on the labor corruption drama, drafting over 400 pages. Also mentions chickenpox incident delaying The Untouchables renewal with Bob Stack.
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Hollywood
Rip van Winkle
Budd Schulberg
Schubberg
B. P. Schulberg
Budd
Sammy
Schulberg
Jerry Wald
Malibu
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
Kennedy
Bob
Gambling in investments by Roger Babson at Babson Park Mass
A recent Babson column criticizes mixing speculation with safe investment and argues for a split of 80 percent in dividend stocks and 20 percent in firms pursuing new scientific developments. He advises subscribing to Scientific American and MIT Technology Review for forecasting bets on drug stocks and future cures.
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Babson Park
Mass
Scientific American
Technology Review
Massachusetts Institute of Technology of
Cambridge
Tomorrows big profits from drug research prompt Wake Up call
Paul Harvey laments how children fear report cards and compares adult indifference to youth anxieties. He notes a flood of new drugs and antibiotics since World War II, urges readers to trust future discoveries, and cites Randall Campbell’s 10 year old Cleveland note about his report card as a stark warning.
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China
Marc Pugh
Montgomery
Ala
Algobra
Emia
Abbott Laboratories
Lilly
Eli) Company
Pfizer
Chase & Co
Parke Davis & Co
Lederie
American Cyanamid
Borneo
Brazil
Kansas
U.S.A
Earth
Russia
India
Randall Camabell
Cleveland
Ohio
General Features Corp
Too Many Words In Sentimental Messages
Poem urges brevity in expressions of sympathy and sorrow. Dorothy Huff notes sincerity over gushing platitudes. Also mentions Puerto Williams Chile as the southernmost town, a 350 person island community near Antarctica.
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Dorothy Huff
Puerto Williams
Chile
Antarctica
Palmer Peninsula
Biddeford Daily Admits Rates and AP Copyright Note
The Biddeford Daily, published at 11 Adams Street, lists publisher Paul Casavant and editor T J Mahoney. Subscription rates are one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. The paper notes Associated Press rights and second class postage entry.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
T. J. Mahoney
Associated Press
Post Office
Mains
Cantara letter mocks city graft charges in sinking prose
In a biddeford-saco Journal letter, Daniel P Cantara is attacked as a fellow traveler on a sinking barge amid a six count indictment of Biddeford city officials. The writer derides Cantara and cites Roosevelt while accusing others of innuendo and confusion over public charges.
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Biddeford
Ren
Sarvy
North Ston
Cantara
Franklin D. "Roosevelt
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Downs List of Clues
A compact listing of crossword clues with numbered across entries, themes, bilingual hints, and various wordplay prompts. It reads like a puzzle catalog, mixing puns, foreign terms, and classic crossword conventions for solvers to tackle.
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