Handwriting on wall for Clean river grows vivid
The Maine Water Improvement Commission chief warns Biddeford and Saco residents pollution abatement of the Saco River must start by January 1, 1968. He cites rising sewer surveys, state and federal action, and the need for funding as towns like Dover-Foxcroft and Wilton plan large sewer projects. Smaller towns show foresight. the cities face costly upgrades.
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Saco River
Aban Macdonald
Maine Water Improvement Commission
Biddeford
Saco
Edmund S. Muskie
Senate
Maine
Wilton
Dover-Foxcroft
Baker's Dozen
Lawrence A. Peabody
Harold Bean
Dover-Fox
Salami Tactics in Berlin Prompt U S Stance Shift
A Washington editorial argues Soviet delays on the Berlin corridor signals Moscow aiming to erode Allied rights. It urges the United States to remain firm yet restrained, warning that continued provocations could erase the thaw and raise tensions.
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U. S
West Germany
West Berlin
Washington
Berlin
United States
Moscow
U.S
Outdated reactor signals changing times at Oak Ridge
A 20 year old nuclear reactor at Oak Ridge, first operated by Enrico Fermi in 1943, is retired as newer models arrive. The lines between progress and age echo in the public mood as old tech yields to renewal, while everyday quips mix with reflections on life and marriage.
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United States
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Enrico Fermi
Arthur Miller
Marilyn
Gable
James Goode
Reno
Goldwater Leads GOP as Way to Neutrality Fades
Washington coverage notes Barry Goldwater leads GOP rivals for the presidential nomination while party headquarters in Washington strain to stay neutral. Top staff at the San Francisco convention show six favor Rockefeller, four Goldwater, two Romney, two neutral. Financial strains linger with a $200,000 debt and $63,000 Southern division budget.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Reublican National
Jiliam E. Miller
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
GOP
San Francisco
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Romney
Don Lukens
Young Republicans’ National Federation
National
Miller
New York
I. Lee Potter
Dixie
Memorable wisps recalled by HAL BOYLE column
New York AP column recounts small, vivid memories from a life. The list spans tastes, sights, and feelings from childhood valentines to marching in Europe, from spring undergarments to first raises, ending with a hesitant, incomplete line.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Maine Now a Four Seasons Vacation Land and Snow Gold
The piece extols Maine turning snow into a natural resource and boosting winter tourism. It notes booming ski areas, booked lodgings, and families building adjacent cottages. It highlights rock collecting, mineral variety, and the idea that Maine's wealth lies in internal riches and potential resources.
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Maine
Misfits Box Office Failure Frames Hollywood Legend
Ruth Millett urges wives to dress nicely at home to please husbands and spark attention. Hollywood notes say The Misfits became legendary for drama around filming and stars, yet the film failed commercially after 90 shooting days and a budget overrun.
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Ruth Millett
Hollywood
Clark Gable
Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn
Gable
Jean Harlow
John Huston
Readers letters and theater notes in Minneapolis journal
The letter page urges single sided writing for "People's Forum" submissions and includes a reader's critique of Charles Parsons on F D R Churchill and Daladier. It also reports Tyrone Guthrie Theater's first season in Minneapolis with a net revenue of 6955 dollars after expenses and attendance details for plays such as The Three Sisters Death of a Salesman Hamlet and The Miser.
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Charles Parsons
F.D.R
Churchill
Roosevelt
Parsons
Neville Chamberlain
Edouard Daladier
Minneapolis
Tyrone Guthrie Theater Company
We Won't Stop Smoking Drinking or Subsidy Addiction
Paul Harvey laments Americans hooked on federal aid. He cites Ogden Reid supporting cheap loans to railroads and Philadelphia Mayor James Tate bragging of large public works funded largely by federal and state sources. The piece questions TVA subsidies and urges decisive political action.
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Ogden Reid
New Haven
Philadelphia
James Tate
Chicago
Can
Inja
Hill-Burton
Russia
Tennessee Valley
TVA
Biddeford-Saco Journal Publisher and contact details
Biddeford Saco Journal at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine publishes daily except Sunday by Journal Publishing Corp W Paul Casavant president E P Ingalls managing editor phone numbers listed Subscription rates Payable in advance One month 185 Six months 1050 One year 2100 Associated Press member notice indicates AP news use rights and second class postage status at Biddeford Maine post office
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
The
Journal Publishing Corp
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone Business
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Puzzle Dumx 67 Hunted animal 68 Claret and burgundy
The clues feature a crossword grid with across and down entries. Entries include hunted animal for 67 and colors claret and burgundy for 68 plus perfume for 69, with numerous short definitions and cross reference hints for the puzzle’s solution.
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Dumx
Burgundy
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