Thought for the Evening Reflects Fresh World for Each Observer
Editorial Page reflects on Huxley’s idea that every person sees a new world each day. The piece urges readers to keep open eyes to discover unspoken novelties and maintain curiosity in daily life.
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Thomas Henry Huxley
Maine and nation rally to the will of the people
In the wake of the 1964 election campaign Americans are urged to unite behind the government and support a centrist path. Maine Democrats win control of the Legislature as Governor Reed faces the tasks of collaboration, balance, and program shaping for the state.
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Maine
Johnson
Two ways of life in Asia between India and China
The piece contrasts India’s democratic path with China’s nuclear ambitions, noting India’s choice to focus on economic growth rather than arms development. It cites Prime Minister Shastri’s policy as a tested response to aggression and expansionism, with Western support seen as key to India’s progress and global standing among nonaligned nations. The article frames India as a democracy in Asia facing similar challenges as China but pursuing different solutions.
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India
China
Shastri
Asia
Himalayas
United States
South Viet Nam
Seventh Fleet
South Pacific
Indian Ocean
Paris Plans 18 Streets Closed To Wheels For Promenades
Paris moves to reclaim its promenades by closing 18 streets to wheeled traffic next spring to favor pedestrians and visitors. The measure aims to revive the Latin Quarter for walkers and tourists, highlighting a shift toward slower city life and outdoor enjoyment.
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Paris
Doubts Rise On International Inspections Of Soviet Tests
Washington scientists under contract with the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency question the effectiveness of international inspections to curb Soviet underground testing and arms production. They warn inspections could fail to assure compliance, be exploited by noncooperative partners, and potentially hinder unilateral U.S. responses needed for national security.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Enterprise Assn
State Department
Soviet Union
Department
United States
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
White House
State and Defense Departments
U.S
Boyle's Column Recalling days that were
HAL BOYLE recalls memory's power to transport one to a calmer past. He paints a Midwestern or small town bygone world with vivid vignettes: runaway horses, balloon daredevils, polished tan shoes, barbershop gossip, courthouse loafers, and the white collar dream, contrasting then with today. He notes simple truths about spending, writing checks, and safety, closing with the line Those were the days.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Coin Shortage Spurs Civic Stunts and Minting Pushback
AP reports a deepening U S coin shortage as mints toil and banks devise gimmicks from Nantucket aluminum coins to Florida wishing-well collections. Treasury Secretary Dillon cites an immediate struggle despite higher mint output, while bankers say relief will come later.
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New York
Nantucket
Mass
Florida
Michigan Bank
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
William F. Kelly
Philadelphia
American Bankers Association
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher and rates listing
Biddeford Saco Journal published daily except Sunday in Biddeford Maine by W Paul Casavant. E P Ingalls is managing editor. Subscription rates payable in advance include one month 185, six months 1050, one year 2100. Associated Press member. AP news restricted for local repub lication. Entered second class postage paid.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
My Husband's Basement Hobby Keeps Marriage Living
Ruth Millett advises a reader to join or share her husband's basement hobbies to rebuild companionship. The columnist suggests the wife visit the hobby space, show interest, and even develop her own hobby to restore social balance and daily companionship.
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Ruth Millett
Doctors and government care in Spock critique quarrel
Paul Harvey highlights Doctors Spock Esseltyn and DeBakey backing expanded government medical programs. He argues federal grants and NIH funding color medical opinion and push doctors toward government paid roles. The piece notes many physicians rely on government support and warns of a shift away from private practice.
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Benjamin Spock
Spock
Caldwell Esseltyn
Houston
Michael de Bakey
Paul Dudley White
Helen Taussig
A. M.A
Massachusetts General
Boston
Ivory Tower
Western Reserve
National Institutes of
de Bakey
Taussig
White
National Institutes of Health
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Atomic Energy Commission
Einstein
Praise for Hoover and the need for integrity in public life
A reader responds to critics of Herbert Hoover, citing Paul Hallett and Eugene Lyons. The letter notes Hoover’s character, points out how much of his proposals were later adopted, and argues that statesmen of Hoover’s integrity are essential to balance freedom and security in an imperfect world.
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Hoover
Journal
Paul Hallett
The
Register
Herbert Hoover
Eugene Lyons
Doubleday
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues From a Deserted Page
A compact crossword clue list presents numbered hints from 19 to 60 across categories. Entries include smartly dressed, former, compass point, May flowering lant, famous violin, flower part, lees, caviar grade, size of paper, chicken, spectacle, word on a cent, famed landing ree eaten unit, Van Winkle, meat, sleek, perfidious, my life my ee ay, shiny mineral, Jason's ship, is situated, year in the 11th century rom, Nazimova, sherry, and and others abbr. Respite abbi and words of assent.
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Nazimova
Abbi
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