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Thought for evening on conscience and gallantry by Richard Sheridan. It links ethical feeling with behavior beyond politics and personal bravery.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1965
Page
4
Thought for evening on conscience and gallantry by Richard Sheridan. It links ethical feeling with behavior beyond politics and personal bravery.
The National Driver Register in Washington lists drivers with licenses revoked for drunken driving or fatal accidents. A midwestern applicant who claimed no suspension was found to have prior license losses in Illinois and Missouri, leading to Florida revocation and possible prosecution. About 75,000 identifications have been made to date.
Washington debate on U S foreign policy asks if the United States overreacts to communism or neglects nationalistic imperial aims in nations like Red China. Some contend Moscow and Peking exploit perceived threats with covert tactics while others warn against overemphasis on a single enemy and favor broader regional considerations.
The year urges Americans to spend domestically to reduce the balance of payments deficit from outbound travel. Despite proposed cuts to duty free exemptions and alcohol allowances, passport applications and bookings suggest many plan 1965 overseas travel. Agencies warn restrictions could hurt the economy and tourism.
Since 1783 animals have accompanied human ascent into orbit and space study. Chickens in centrifuges help model gravity effects on humans. fireflies offer luminescent chemicals for detecting life. bees inspire lightweight honeycomb capsule construction for Apollo era design and safety.
Early in mass transit history noise reduction rose beside efficiency. Supersonic airliners promise faster transatlantic travel and shorter times, but officials acknowledge sonic booms will affect ground areas. Route planning aims to minimize impact while FAA embraces the future of high speed flight.
Da Nang dispatch notes Hal Boyle argues that Vietnam War lacks emotional fuel for American professionals. He contrasts emotionless training with civilian anger and suggests a needed focal hate object like Ho Chi Minh to unify morale. An officer notes a need for a leader the troops can “cuddle up to.”
New York AP report examines how consumer behavior and policy timing affect retail and manufacturing plans. It notes Congress tax cuts, consumer confidence, steel inventory debates, and the influence of rumors on markets and orders amid uncertain steel labor talks.
Biddeford Maine daily newspaper info lists W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor with telephone numbers for departments. Subscription rates shown are one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. Associated Press membership noted and second class postage details.
Hollywood writer Ruth Millett notes society experts claim housewives and husbands are confused about modern roles. AP columnist Bob Thomas previews Jack Warner as year’s standout figure, detailing his persona, career, and new memoir My First Hundred Years in Hollywood.
A $4,421 retroactive gain to Miss G. shows why age proof matters when applying for benefits. Mrs. C. in Canarsie gained $1,400 after immigration records confirmed her true birth year. Engineer Mr. B. in Indiana received $1,600 retroactive plus a raise from $60 to $190.50 for him and his wife after new data processing uncovered eligibility.
The Journal letters page lauds Gertrude M. Dolliff for 51 years of teaching in Biddeford and Saco. Readers urge naming a new elementary school "Gertrude M. Dolliff School" to honor her lifelong dedication and impact on students, echoing similar tributes to educators like Ethel Estabrook.
A jumble of crossword hints across many themes with numbered clues. The list includes sections like 1 through 57 covering terms such as 2 As well and 11 Norway's monarch, with entries including Ox team and Blair.
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