Editorial View on Stockpile Policy and Its Politics
The piece argues the U S stockpile of strategic items has become a partisan tool. It notes soaring holdings in feathers castor oil rubber tungsten and aluminum and warns against dumping or gifting, which would distort markets. calls for reducing levels to avoid waste and market disruption. It questions political profit from the program and urges logical policy limits.
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United States
Senate
Eisenhower
Johnson
Department of Defense
Parents urged to raise daughters self reliant not just wives
Ruth Millett reports Dr. I A Burch of the divorce conciliation service says American girls are taught to rely on a husband for an easy life. He argues lasting companionship rests on self sufficiency and skills to earn a living, not just sex or marriage. Parents should train daughters accordingly.
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Ruth Millett
Choosing a nursing home standards guide by Dr. Terman
Dr Louis A Terman of Columbus Hospital Chicago outlines three nursing home categories and standards for each to guide families in selecting care. He notes a lack of legal definitions and urges physician input, emphasizing medical staff quality over attractive architecture.
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Medicare
Louis A. Terman
Columbus Hospital
Chicago
Dr. Terman
Terman
Social Security Hospital
Education's state reflects strong views on colleges in America
At the 48th American Council on Education meeting in Washington, 1600 college leaders debated aid, federal control, and teaching quality. Opinions differed on student morality and off campus research, yet leaders praised U S higher education as among the world's highest.
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U. S
American Council On Education
Washington
F. H. Burkhardt
American Council of Learned Societies
Final Congressional Record 1965 Summarizes Productivity and Costs
The final Congressional Record of the 1965 session highlights 16 882 introduced bills with 349 enacted by the president, and total session hours of 960 hours 50 minutes in the Senate and 798 hours 25 minutes in the House. It spans 34 311 pages at a cost of 3.3 million dollars, including a California constituent’s letter titled Why Didn’t Someone Tell Me How Big It Had Grown? awaiting full printing.
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Senate
House
California
Viet Nam peace hopes fade as Geneva pact remains unenforced
Washington observers argue the 1954 Geneva Agreement to end Viet Nam War is not enforced. International Control Commission findings show Hanoi-directed infiltration and Viet Cong atrocities, while UN and ICC condemn US bombings. Officials fear no workable enforcement beyond another Geneva.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn
Viet Nam
Geneva
International Control Commission
South Viet Nam
Control Commission
Saigon
South
Hanoi
United Nations
Pentagon
State Department
Boyle's Column Information at no expense
HAL BOYLE surveys quirky facts from readers and headlines. Ants at picnics reveal fussiness. combat fatigue survivors were loners. bread consumption averages 245 pounds yearly. remarriage rates are high for both divorced men and women. horse owners learn when horses are ready to race by knee X-rays. Public remarks from Kettering and Frost punctuate the column.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Market flat overall as stocks drift in November
The stock market stayed roughly steady through November, with broad indices little changed from mid October. While the overall market paused, individual sectors such as aerospace, railroads, electronics, and machinery posted notable gains as investors chased favorable profits and defense orders.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher Info Note
Publication masthead lists W. Paul Casavant as publisher and E. P. Ingalls as managing editor with contact numbers for departments. Subscription rates shown: one month 1.85, six months 10.50, one year 21.00. Associated Press is credited for local news republication.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues From Old Cape Cod Page
A fragmented crossword puzzle lists numbered clues across and down with mixed topics such as geography, language, and common objects. Several entries resemble cross references or puns including names, places, and abbreviations while some answers point to familiar phrases and categories.
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Walter Brennan
Ruth Willett
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Kentucky
Donald Crisp
Joseph Schildkraut
Thomas Mitchell
Charles Coburn
Barry Fitzgerald
Edmund Gwenn
Tycoon
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Pleasure Ridge Park
Washington News
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Boyle
Charles Kettering
George Washington
White House
Robert Frost
Business Mirror
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Standard & Poor
Biddeford - Saco Journal
Carolina Cape
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Wallace
P.I
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Esan
Koko
John Donne
Salem
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