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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1964

Page

4

Community Beautification Workshop Aids Junkyard Litter Plan

A three part Home and Community Beautification series continues with a workshop at Thornton Academy and a Wells Grange Hall session. Leaders will learn how one community solves the junkyard problem and discuss litter prevention as everyones job with experts from Willis Lord to York County Extension Agents plus a police specialist. A film will illustrate the issue and youth groups may be mobilized to patrol areas. The program aims to spur collective action and civic responsibility for a neater, progressive community with lasting rewards.

Thornton Academy Wells Grange Hall Willis Lord Waterboro Ernest Fish Maine State Police York County Extension

Old West hears silver promise in modern exploration

A Department of the Interior release cites high silver use versus limited producers and notes only a few pure silver mines exist. U S Geological Survey official Thor Kiilsgaard predicts many silver deposits in the West but warns against amateur prospecting, stressing trained teams and advanced tech rather than a new Comstock Lode.

Department of the Interior Thor Kiilsgaard U.S. Geological Survey Resources Research Branch United States Kiilsgaard West Comstock Lode Twin Bean Airbourne

Halloween safety and community celebrations urged

Halloween prompts frayed tempers and vandalism worries as residents fear impish mischief. Communities are urged to organize rumpus and parades to channel festivities, reduce headaches, and prove that planned Halloween fun can pay dividends. Organizers argue that open events deter hiding and help communities meet the problem before it grows.

Splits and Stocks Deepen Market Watch

The piece notes stock splits gain attention as experts predict more splits next year if markets stay strong. It explains a two for one split lowers individual share price and boosts appeal, with rumors sometimes lifting prices even without action. The column also wittily surveys golf, mail, and daily life quips.

Polaroid

Editors split on Senate race prospects across nation

Washington NEA survey shows 35 Senate contests with 26 Democratic and 9 Republican seats. Editors split on GOP gains and losses, predicting incumbents hold in 23 states while noting competitive races in Ohio, New York, Nebraska, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, Vermont and others. Independent signs suggest challenges for Fong and Beall and Fannin in Arizona.

Bruce Biossat Washington Correspondent Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Washington NEA Newspaper Enterprise Association U.S. Senate Tennessee Barry Goldwater Johnson GOP California Connecticut Florida Indiana Maine Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nevada New Jersey Oklahoma Rhode Island Texas Utah Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Stephen Youn Robert Taft Quentin Burdick North Dakota Nebraska New Mexico Pennsylvania Vermont Robert F. Kennedy Kenneth Keating New York Arizona Delaware Hawaii Maryland Sen Hiram Fong J. Glenn Beall Paul Fannin Goldwater

Nikita Khrushchev quips frame Boyle column note

A New York AP column catalogues a string of trivia and aphorisms, closing with Nikita Khrushchev's remark that “Comrades, we live in a splendid time.” The piece covers odd facts about animals, eating feats, aging, and social security outreach remark.

The American Medical Association Nikita Khrushchev

Investors Forum Speculating in Silver Stocks

Knowledgeable investors speculate in silver stocks as a leading American industrialist buys 250000 dollars of low priced shares in the Pacific Coast region. The author personally holds 10000 shares and argues that rising silver prices, aided by new one dollar Federal Reserve Notes and silver shortages, would open marginal Montana Utah New Mexico mines and trigger inflation.

Harry C France Pacific Coast America United States of America Board of Governors Federal Reserve System U.S. Treasury Department Federal Reserve Montana Utah New Mexico Arizona New York City

Attitude of Mothers Shapes Army Family Moves

Ruth Millett warns that a mother's outlook on relocation affects children more than the move itself. A psychology study finds emotionally troubled boys of Army families rise from unhappy, worried mothers who dread uprooting, while those with upbeat, adaptable mothers thrive.

Ruth Millett

Foot care for the elderly and proper shoes

A retirement advisor notes foot trouble is the most common health issue among seniors, with three of four affected and many unable to stand. The piece cites aging, arthritis, and poor footwear as causes, and offers six rules for choosing and fitting shoes to improve mobility and safety.

Martin E. Segal Retirement Advisors, Inc American Medical Association White House

Readers debate Truman Korea and Eisenhower critique

The Forum prints letters on current topics with signed authors. A reader questions the Korea war leadership and compares it to Vietnam, asking if Truman was president during the Korean conflict and discussing who “gave up the fight.” The page also includes home shopping tips and foot care advice.

Truman White House Korea Eisenhower Goldwater

Biddeford Journal Sees Silver, Gold Prices Rise and Stocks

In this column the editor weighs silver shortages and the shift to Federal Reserve Notes, plus a speculative angle on silver stocks. A Utah mining executive seeks risk capital for a Montana mine and predicts possible silver price moves. The forum asks if gold will rise, with a cautious reply.

Leif’s father and the invented tale in a puzzle

Daily Crossword Puzzle item lists clues with numbers and references. It features entries such as Leif's father, 13 Invented story, 18 More pleasant, 22 Notions counter item, 24 Vedic god, 25 Decoration, 26 Insect stage, 27 British tar, 29 Calabash, 30 Gems of mallows, 31 Shakespearean character, 32 Famous diarist, 34 Powerful, 39 Station, 40 Freight units, 42 Medicinal plant, 44 Tours' river, 47 Firm, 49 Amherst's, 51a, 52 Oriental title, 53 Hebrides isle, S54 Roman goddess of hope, 55 Belgium Abbr, 56 Soup ingredient, 57 Food and drink, 60 Scotland Yard group, 61 Grain.

Leif Amherst Hebrides Isle Belgium Scotland Yard Group

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