Editorial Page Thought for Evening
Editorial page excerpt reflects on books and proverbs, noting their value rests in the esteem of the ages that have passed, as espoused by Sir William Temple. The passage ponders wisdom accumulated over time and the enduring authority of literary tradition.
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Sir William Temple
Massive new paper mill boosts Maine economy
The International Paper Co plans a 54 million dollar Kraft paper mill near Livermore Falls, Maine. The decision is celebrated statewide for anticipated job growth, industrial climate, and forest resources, with potential ripple effects across Maine’s economy and related policy discussion.
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Aroostook County
Standish K. Bachman
Coin Shortage Grips U S Amid Rising Vending Demand
The United States faces a broad coin shortage from pennies to silver dollars as vending machines and service venues proliferate. Coin collectors, estimated at about 10 million, join the drain while Nevada casinos and a drop in Treasury silver reserves accelerate the pressure. The Fed offers free transportation for coin shipments as the Philadelphia and Denver mints struggle to meet demand ahead of the holiday season.
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Federal Reserve System
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Treasury
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Denver
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Reserve Bank
Columbus Day and the memory of Columbus
The essay questions why Columbus Day is not universally observed and argues the discovery of America in 1492 shaped nations. It notes Vespucci’s prior claim, Columbus’s backing by the Spanish crown, and the lingering tribute due to his daring. The closing line hints at education’s future as daughters head to college with more books than dresses.
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Christopher Columbus
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Amerigo Vespucci
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U.S
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue Pack 56 60 61 63 64 65 66 67 68 69
A compact list of crossword clues including 2 word entry daily puzzle with across clues 56 Hang about 60 Rounded 61 German poet 63 Caravel of 1492 64 Lake Poet 65 Memorable sonnet by Lizette Reese 66 Half of a comedy team 67 A great number 68 Indian coins 69 Suffix used with high and low and down clues 1 Coaster 2 Flavoring agent 3 Storybook princess 4 Elizabeth on 5 Musical 6 Territory Abbi 7 British statesman 2 words 8 School in Paris 9 Scan again 10 Discussion on deliberation 11 Retired 12 Outburst 13 German river 21 Preholiday times 23 Sacred bull 25 Gathers 26 Celebration 27 Comforter 28 Money in Pakistan 30 Genuine a Is kipling 31 Actor Lawford 32 Literary works 35 Abbot's aide 39 Devoid of color 42 Green garnish 43 Printer's mark 45 Agrippina's som 48 Ancient Greek city 50 Capital of Shantung 52 Foreign 53 Cloudlike mass in astronomy 54 On the other side of 55 Cordial 57 Prong 58 Closes 59 Beams 62 Long-tailed ape
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Shantung
Washington News U S policies changeable by Peter Edson
Washington notes that U S foreign and domestic policy swings are common as each major issue shifts. The piece lists recent reversals from space cooperation to trade with blocs, European force levels, civil rights versus tax cuts, and fluctuating aid policies in Southeast Asia and the Caribbean, underscoring a flexible, evolving approach.
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Peter Edson
Washington
United States
United Nations
Russia
Yugoslavia
Poland
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Europe
Gerhard Schroeder
U.S
Kennedy
White House
Congress
Indonesia
Boyle's Column Boyle has joint jumping
HAL BOYLE humorously surveys social quirks and adults' foibles in a series of quick observations. He notes widows, suitors, and habits reveal more than they seem, from fashion and finances to household power and marriage culture. The column blends wit with pointed, social commentary.
Auto sales boom could lift 1964 economy says AP
AP Business News Analyst Sam Dawson reports renewed optimism for a third consecutive strong auto sales year. Higher auto demand boosts suppliers and local revenues, expands shopping centers, roads, banks, and personal income, while more families own multiple cars. Experts cite auto ownership rising beyond population growth as key driver.
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AP Business News
New York
Biddeford-Saco Journal Masthead and notice
Biddeford Saco Journal published daily except Sunday at Biddeford Maine by The Journal Publishing Corp President W Paul Casavant Managing Editor E P Ingalls Telephone numbers for business and editorial departments Subscription rates paid in advance One month 185 six months 1050 one year 2100 Member of the Associated Press AP rights reserved Entered as second class postage paid at Biddeford Maine
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E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Actress Rochelle Hudson recalls Claremore stinks
AP recalls 30 years ago Rochelle Hudson called Claremore Oklahoma “stinks” due to sulphur in the water. The star, later back in Hollywood, reflects on her fame, naval intelligence service, and a 10,000 acre ranch near the Mexican border. Despite aging, she still asserts Claremore’s sulfur smell persists.
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New York City
Claremore
Okla
Rochelle Hudson
Will Rogers
Rochelle
Life
Barnum
ABC
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Tucson
Mrs Nhu learning to handle TV attention in US visit
AP Television-Radio writer Cynthia Lowry reports Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu, Vietnam’s First Lady, faces media gatekeeping during a planned U.S. visit. Networks competed for exclusives, but NBC’s Meet the Press may be her sole network appearance as she cancels several interviews to avoid overexposure. Jerry Van Dyke loses CBS role while hopes rise for a new comedy series. NBC highlights Tonight features The Case Against Paul Ryker and Suspense Theater starring Lee Marvin in a Korea story.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Pracor
NBC
Chet Huntley
Mrs. Nhu
Frida
David Susskind
Paul Ryker
Suspense Theater
Korea
Lee Marvin
Letters on Television and Thawed Cake Protests
Readers praise a Today editorial urging protest against cheap TV programs and endless ads. A letter from Eleanore M. Drouin also includes a recipe quip about thawing a frosted or unfrosted cake without frosting.
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Toto
Eleanore M. Drouin
Paul Harvey urging disciples of truth to reclaim press faith
Paul Harvey urges readers to combat a liberal press influence by training and promoting young journalists. He argues for patriotic journalism, calls for contests to identify talent in schools, and envisions a decade of renewed Americanism shaping the media landscape against perceived subversion.
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Truth
Big City
Bookshelf Military Secrecy and Stilwell in Burma War
Colonel Hunter exposes high command frictions in World War II Burma, detailing Stilwell clashes with Chiang Kai-shek, Merril’s Marauders, and the Myitkyina airfield setback, while investigations probe hospital shipments and lost logistical support during 5307th actions.
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Charles N. Hunter
Naylor Co
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Myitkyina
Charles A. Grumich
Publishers’ Weekly
the Shoes
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Michener Elizabeth Appleton
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