Power firm backs Maine industrial growth drive
The Central Maine Power Company receives high praise for its aggressive industrial development program aimed at national markets. An Area Industrial Department boosts outreach with two brochures, Powering Maine Progress and The Proof of the Budding, highlighting Maine as an industrial, four-season state and featuring testimonials from Saco Tanning, Diamond National, Jagger Brothers, and oe Manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Maine Power Company
Maine Progress
Area Development Department
C.M.P. Co
Maine
Saco Tanning Corporation
Diamond National Corporation
Jagger Brothers of
Sanford
Oe Manufacturing Company
North Berwick
Court of controversy on the Supreme Court ruling law of the land
General Eisenhower affirms the 1954 school desegregation decision as correct. Constitutional experts argue that the court's holding should guide lower courts and define the law of the land through reasoned opinion and constitutional interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Congress
United States
Children's ticket problem stirs theater and fair debates
Debate centers on reduced admission for children at theaters and the 1964 New York World's Fair. Robert Moses opposes lower rates, calling the fair a business enterprise, while many theater managers favor discounts to attract younger audiences. The issue hinges on who counts as the relevant children and future paying adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Moses
Border dispute between Algeria and Morocco analyzed by Washington
Washington notes the Algeria Morocco border dispute spans a century of maps and treaties. Morocco claims territory south of the 1901 line supported by letters to royal leadership while Algeria cites colonial boundaries and tribal suzerains. Addis Ababa talks show African nations accepting European borders for now, but the rift risks political and ideological clashes between Arab socialist and Western aligned factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
Washington
Enterprise Assn
United States
Algeria
Morocco
North
Africa
Paris
Mediterranean
Figuig
Guir
Spanish Sahara
Atlas Mountains
Ers
Mohamed V
Hassan II
Islamic Republic of
Mauritania
Rothschild
Fron
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Ahmed Ben Bella
King Hassan
Steel confidence high amid strong demand and price gains
The steel industry remains buoyant with profits rebounding from the 1962 slump and output back to mid July levels. Demand from automakers and construction supports price increases while cost cutting and modernization plans show resolve, though continued construction strength will shape future prospects. The Census Bureau notes Oct construction at a $66.5 billion annual rate, while non steel materials still dominate the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
New York
Census Bureau
Maine shipbuilding tradition fuels training and pride
Maine builders of wooden ships plan an on the job training program to pass the ancient craft to youths along the coast. The piece argues Maine’s shipyards sustain a timeless industry, showing skill from Colonial days through World Wars and into today, with handcrafted boats reflecting individuality and heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
America
Monitor
Merrimac
The Dead Are Mine review of James E. Ross book
A concise war criticism praising The Dead Are Mine by James E. Ross. It highlights Terry Lewis, an infantry staff sergeant, who confronts a corrupt officer and endures a dirty mission, then serves in graves registration before returning to combat. The portrayal emphasizes a bleak, gunfire driven antihero and the brutal reality of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Ross
McKay
Anzio
Terry Lewis
Terry
San Francisco Film Festival shows maturity at seventh running
San Francisco film festival reaches maturity with strong official backing led by Irving Levin. Governor attends premiere, top film The Victors highlighted amid Hollywood talk of full festival status. Russians report Love proves popular. festival draws names and international attention despite tight budgets and prior city cutbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
San Francisco
California
Hollywood
Washington
Noonger
Irving Levin
Ruth Millett on personal style and character
Ruth Millett argues women focus on clothing and hair while neglecting inner traits. She notes many misjudge their personalities and habits, suggesting self-knowledge would guide better choices in behavior and self-presentation rather than chasing color or fashion rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Mary Jones
Biddeford Saco Journal Excerpt Reflects Shipbuilding Strength
The Biddeford Saco Journal notes enduring shipbuilding as a solid foundation for tomorrow. It highlights local industry resilience and mentions the newspaper's editorial stance as part of the Biddeford Maine journal community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
The
Journal Publishing Corp
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Communist Party Plans Militant Civil Rights Disruption
An undercover observer reports a New York City strategy meeting of the National Executive Committee of US Communists. They advocate tax refusals, mass work stoppages, and sit‑downs to disrupt Birmingham transportation, plus constant calls to tie up lines. They urge infiltrating Negro organizations and prioritizing Negro recruitment and action over other aims.
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United States
New York City
Benjamin Davis
Birmingham
Ala
Davis
Communist Party
South
Gus Hall
Gil Green
Anton Krehmarek
Irving Potash
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Court of Controversy
Bobby
Washington News
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Maine Shipbuilding Durable
Jack Benny
Carole Lombard
Nuremburg
Biddeford -Saco Journal
Paul Harvey News
Paul Harvey
Castle Keep
Constellation
Reap
Nick
Pacific Island
Rhodes
City of Pledee
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