Editorial Page Thought For Evening
A concise reflection on divine necessity, quoting John Tillotson. The brief piece ponders whether God would appear as useful to humans if He were not a necessary being in Himself, inviting contemplation on divine independence and purpose.
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John Tillotson
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Washington
NEA
Democratic National Committee
John Bailey
Pennsylvania
Barry
Rocky
Romney
Scranton
Bailey
Local Bugle Defends Its Role In Community Service
The piece argues National Newspaper Week highlights the local newspaper as a quasi public service essential to community life. It defends the paper’s duties to inform and connect readers, host a public Forum, and present diverse viewpoints while maintaining a watchdog stance and local focus.
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Week
New York Times
Aardvark
Zymurgy
Voltaire
PTA Critics and Possible Ways to Help Schools
A psychiatrist and PTA member at the Kansas State Teachers Association anniversary panel argues PTA focus on trivia and procedures detracts from education. He urges parent involvement, such as five hours yearly, to free teachers for academics and boost school interest, while noting both devoted and ineffective members exist. The piece also jarringly shifts to quips about polygamy, drinking, and age-related driving risks.
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PTA
Kansas State Teachers Association
Ptas
Washington News Fame a sometimes thing
A Washington column notes political quips about the 1964 campaign slogans and First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy hair, with remarks on bureaucracy, Pentagon awards, booksellers near the Justice Department, Newsmaster General Gronouski, Univac I’s move to the Smithsonian, and a misaligned World Series start prompting radio cautions.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Univac I
Commerce Department
Bureau of Census
Secretary of Commerce
Luther Hodges
Smithsonian Institution
Museum of History and Technology
Census Bureau
Dodgers
Boyle's Column Helpful Hal's home hints
New York AP column notes common domestic trivia. About 40 percent of American homes have at least one dog despite bans in many apartments. A government study counts two million U.S. widows over 62 and reveals education and employment gaps among women over 25. The piece stacks quotes and light trivia on pets, insomnia, roaches, fish aging, and historic marriages, with quips from contemporary sources.
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Hal Bole
New York
Rover
U.S
Investors Forum The best form of wealth
Investor essay urges Americans to own productive wealth through common stocks. Cites population growth to 260 million by 17 years and GM and AT&T as long term growth examples. Advises diversifying real estate into stocks, notes rising New York Stock Exchange values and growing shareowners, and lists stock selection criteria: business essentiality, management, earnings, and dividend history.
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Harry C. France
America
United States
American Telephone and Telegraph
General Motors
New York Stock Exchange
Biddeford Saco Journal local information card
Publication data for Biddeford Saco Journal includes address at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine. It lists publishing corporation Journal Publishing Corp W Paul Casavant president and E P Ingalls managing editor with telephone numbers for business and editorial departments. Subscription rates show one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
The
Journal Publishing Corp
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
TV and Radio Sullivan show disappointing Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett critiques Ed Sullivan show plans and NBC and CBS programs. The piece notes disappointment with a Huntley-Brinkley spoof on Sullivan and comments on Meet the Press style session with Ngo Dinh Nhu. It mentions Defenders and East Side West Side as contemporaries and lists TV schedule details.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Ed Sullivan
CBS
England
Huntley-Brinkley
Bob and
Ray
The
Lancers
NBC
Ngo Dinh Nhu
John Sharkey
South Viet Nam
Voting Decline Among Older Citizens Says Duke Study
A Duke University study cited by Martin E Segal finds voting drops after middle age with men voting more than women and higher earners voting more. Access to multiple information sources boosts turnout while disengagement grows as people age, prompting calls for greater involvement.
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Martin EF
Retirement Advisors, Inc
Duke University
Joel Smith
Duke
Poe
Rome
Kerr
Mills
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid From Historical Page
A grid of crossword clues including window display figure part of a brake cattle dealer verse sprite apiece vive le scentime coins hand drum M C s need arab chieftain indigo pixilated certain votes word of consent under the table item chinese poet playwright rice born forceful exceeded in official grade lens likely saintly burlesques kremlin prep oup pre pleas early geological epoch tiny pearl finishes caprice greek letter noble two words get past cones image or ballad fastened firmly salad plant sovring bloom s where Waikiki is sat again 7 inch kle ancient region Asia Minor pale sky blue colors West Point roulette bet sanction latin verb form beam.
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Ikelyst
Kremlin
Waikiki
Asia Minor
West Point
Reader feels his presence During project on frontier
Don Berry narrates a frontier Oregon tale set near Tillamook Bay in 1854. A small settlement builds a schooner The Ship with salvaged fittings, guided by Little Sam who loves an Indian girl. Murder and a Yam Hill raid test the men as Ben Thaler recalls harsh frontier life.
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Reader
Don Berry
Viking
Berry
Tillamook Bay
Oregon
Little Sam
Kilchis
Yam Hill
Ben Thaler
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Pentagon
Justice Department
Benjamin Franklin Bookshop
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John Gronouski
Gronouski
Boyle
Hal
Samuel Ullman
Barnyard Bulletin
Ludwig Krawarik
Austria
Jefferson
Madison
Millard Fillmore
Benjamin Harrison
Woodrow Wilson
Andrew Jackson
Warren G. Harding
Whistler
Oscar Wilde
Investors Forum
W.w.m
Biddeford-Saco Journal
Ruth Millett
Assa
Rae
ABC
Michael Rennie
Brian Keith
West Side
Okinawa
China
Security For
YOU and Veterans Guide
Martin E. Segal
Biddeford-Saco
Annapolis
Point
Isle of Man
Kentucky
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