Washington News Moderates Sit Out On Goldwater Tour
Washington moderates balk at Goldwater and call it a party split. Dean Burch voices frustration as Goldwater tours Iowa Kansas Wisconsin Michigan and New England, while Rockefeller Romney and other moderates privately doubt unity and fear long term GOP damage. Both sides show distrust and little appetite to heal the rift before 1966 elections.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington Correspondent
Enterprise Assn
Gold— Water
GOP
Dean Burch
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Michigan
George Romney
Iowa
Kansas
Wisconsin
New England
Romney
Rockefeller
Johnson
Pop
Editorial Page Thought For Evening on Election Clarity
Editorial laments mudslinging as George Herbert quote frames neighborly restraint. It notes candidates trade digs despite Fair Campaign Practices Code and warns of a tough four years ahead. The piece urges voters to see beyond mud and keep faith in the nation under the Stars and Stripes.
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United States
U S maritime subsidies lag among world fleets
A congressional Joint Economic Committee study found 12 nations subsidize their fleets, with the United States spending over 312 million dollars in 1963 for a 9 percent share of overseas cargo. Italy led with 38 million, France 17 million, while Britain and the Netherlands rely on ocean transport for survival and run tighter ships. The report warns U S shipping is vital yet inefficient and must be streamlined and expanded to avoid becoming an expensive luxury.
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Ing
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
United States
U. S
U.S
Italy
France
Great Britain
Netherlands
Britain
Radiation pest control by released treated insects
The article describes how radiation techniques from the U S Atomic Energy Commission and I A E C aim to eradicate pest insects by releasing sterilized lab-bred insects. It cites Guam’s oriental fruit fly wipeout, four billion sterile screwworms in the southeastern United States, and upcoming targets like the olive fly in the Mediterranean Basin and the Mediterranean fruit fly in Central America.
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U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
International Atomic Energy Commission
Guam
United States
Southwest
Mediterranean Basin
Central America
Middle age habits in Boyle's Middle-age column
New York AP chronicles light hearted signs that mark midlife. From preferring home comforts to dodging travel for vacations, the column catalogs everyday quirks such as avoiding sad endings, taxing wardrobes, longer mornings, and war reminiscences to define middle age.
Gold price climbs on London market and U S treasury reserves
Gold on the London market rises after a period of stability as the U S Exchange Stabilization Fund adds 28 million to reserves. The Treasury holds steady, while the official price sits near 35 dollars an ounce. The move comes amid efforts to deter foreign central banks from cashing in dollars for U S gold, aided by IMF swaps totaling 400 million.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
London
U.S
U.S. Exchange Stabilization Fund
Treasury
U.S. Treasury
U.s.treasury
Exchange — Stabilization Fund
Federal Reserve Bulletin
Molly Brown breaks record in Hollywood run
Ruth Millett discusses girls education and employment, arguing both home training and non domestic skills are needed for a woman to navigate a two‑role life. Debbie Reynolds visits Uggum Studios amid MGM success and box office milestone for The Unsinkable Molly Brown, praising Downing and MGM, while noting Hollywood’s sex focus complicates family projects.
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Ruth Millett
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Sally Smith
Sally Hapens
Sally
Hollywood (Ap
Uggum Studios
Sr. Downing
Debbie Reynolds
Russel Downing
New York
Radi City Music Hall
Uggum
Robert Weitman
MGM
Downing
Reynolds
California
Molly Brown
Musi Hall
Music Hall
Carrie
Hollywood
Cary Grant
Leslie Caron
Debbie
Rosy O'Grady
Warner Brothers
J. L. Warner
Social Security Advice for Early Retirement and Benefits
Retirement adviser Martin E. Segal answers reader questions on starting Social Security at 62, required papers, and where to apply. He covers proofs of birth, earning records, and field-office needs, plus guidance for executors, widow beneficiaries, and workers nearing 62 in 1968, detailing credits and eligibility.
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Martin E. Segal
Retirement Advisors, Inc
K. L
Miss L
Social Security
United Sates
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Social Security Administration
H. B
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact crossword puzzle list with across and down clues including definitions and wordplay. Clues blend standard crossword terminology with thematic hints such as famous names and common phrases. Answers span general knowledge, geography, and everyday items, offering a challenging grid for enthusiasts.
To the Biddeford school officials on West Street elementary
A reader asks the Journal editor about the new West Street elementary school plans Are they completed arrangements set and a start date If the school won’t be ready for a year when can construction begin Readers want updates and timely information on local schools Continued on Page Eight
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Biddeford
New
West Street
Biddeford Lace Journal publisher and rates notice
Biddeford newspaper details publisher W Paul Casavant and editor E P Ingalls with contact numbers. Subscription rates listed: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Note states Associated Press rights and second class postage paid at Biddeford Maine.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
AP News
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