Editorial urging funding for Biddeford Industrial Park growth
In Our Opinion editors push residents and local businesses to invest in the Biddeford Industrial Park project. They highlight a Route 1 site ready for a Work Packaging Corp tenant, needing 34000 dollars to finish work and equipment. First Business Development Corp of Biddeford will issue 20 year unsecured notes at 6 1 2 percent with a June end target. subscriptions total 13000 so far. John Ray leads note sales. contact 33386.
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Biddeford
Work Packaging Corporation
Vork Corporation
Business Development Corporation of
Benoit’s
Rotary Club
Maine Industrial Building Authority
John Ray
Inland Arkansas River Project would remake Tulsa into port city
Impressions describe the 1.2 billion Arkansas River Project creating a 450 mile inland water route from the Mississippi to Oklahoma with 17 locks and dams. Tulsa County plans a 17.5 million port development and 6,600 acres for industrial growth nine miles east of Tulsa at Catoosa. Eight state impact and a population eight million are forecast as progress nears completion in the early 1970s.
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Tulsa
Okla
Arkansas
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
Oklahoma
Gulf
Sea
Arkansas River
Missouri River
St. Louis
Kansas
United States
Tennessee Valley Authority
Army Corps of Engineers
Fin
Ally
Congress
Little Rock
Yancopin
Ark
Catoosa
Oklo
Tulsa County
Playboy Magazine
Notable Apache foster mother Minnie Guenther honored in 1967
Mrs. Minnie Guenther, 77, known as 1967 Mother of the Year, moved with her husband in 1911 to Whiteriver Arizona to work with Apache communities. She raised nine of her own children and became a blood sister to Apache women while founding a school a kindergarten and an orphanage. She spoke of parenting with love discipline and religion and urged training of youth in the Lord.
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Minnie Guenther
Whiteriver
Ariz
Johnson plans private affairs institute at University of Texas
President Johnson readies a private life program with an Institute of Public Affairs at the University of Texas, proposing “Professor” figures to guide students and influence national thought, including Wayne Morse and William Fulbright, while considering a campus faculty that interacts with leaders.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Johnson
Institute of Public Affairs
University of Texas
Wayne Morse
Texas
Oregon
University of Oregon Law School
Wayne
Mike Mansfield
Montana
University of Montana
William Fulbright
University
Arkansas
Palmer
Johnson and
Bricht
Southeast
Asia
Sudan
Congress
Vietnam
Telephone politics and a washed monument in Washington
A California friend quit his phone after a flood of political calls from Kennedy McCarthy and pollsters during the primary season. The column blends quirky notes on campaigns and a bold offer from Baltimore decorators to wash the Washington Monument at no cost.
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Don Maclean
Washington
California
Kennedy
Bobby
McCarthy
Washington Monument
Baltimore
Painting and Decorating Contractors of America
Washington Monuments
Washington News: South Viet Guerrillas Use Covert Ops
A Washington correspondent recalls covert South Vietnamese guerrilla teams operating in VC hamlets in Laos. Each 10 to 11 member unit conducted intelligence gathering and psychological warfare, including propaganda, aid to villagers, and medical help, aiming to weaken VC influence and prepare future government actions.
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Ray Cromley
NEA
Washington
Vientiane
Laos
South Vietnam
Supplanting the Galilean in stained-glass windows
Russell Kirk laments a drift to remove Christ from Christmas imagery arguing that modern churches favor abstract glass over Last Supper and Resurrection scenes. He cautions liberal congregations erase Jesus humanity and suggests ecumenical trends dilute historic faith symbols.
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Russell Kirk
Grand Rapids
Francois Villon
Heaven
Purgatory
Hell
Jesus of Nazareth
Jesus
Christ
Pontius Pilate
Great Society
Kennedy family plan and public image fuel Kennedy bid
The Needle criticizes Planned Parenthood for not endorsing Robert Kennedy and argues his campaign relies on a broad network and family electioneering. It claims Kennedy’s voter outreach and public relations apparatus boost his electoral chances.
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Harold Coffin
Planned Parenthood
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Bobby
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