Ford Nine Month Sale Record Sets New Benchmark
Ford Motor Co reports a nine month 1963 sales record at almost 6.2 billion with profits of 346 million, yet lagged GM and Chrysler in profits. The third quarter results show higher material costs and wages, plus tooling expenses for 1964 models, as eight domestic Ford lines mostly declined from 1962 figures.
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Ford Motor Co
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Henry Ford II
Mercury
Your journal classified ad reaches over readers per day
A compact notice highlights the reach of a local journal classified section, claiming extensive daily readership. The piece underscores broad audience access for advertisers seeking visibility in a community publication.
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Your Journal
Traffic Violation Fines Are Paid In Kennebunk
Kennebunk Municipal Court collected fines from out of state drivers for motor vehicle violations. Edna Dunn of Norwood, Mass., paid 150 for drunken driving after pleading innocent. a companion failing to report an accident was found innocent. Clinton Eastman of Raynham, Mass., paid 10 for a no license charge. Constaine Boden of Marblehead, Mass., paid 15 for speeding on the Turnpike after pleading guilty. Clarence Gauthier of Uxbridge, Mass., paid 10 for having no rights. George Gibson Jr. of Kennebunk paid 10 for driving imprudently. James Low of Warwick, R. I., paid 15 for operating left of center on a grade approach.
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Kennebunk
Edna Dunn
Norwood
Mass
Clinton Eastman
Raynham
James H. Low
Warwick
R. I
Biddeford Board of Education Plans 1964 Budget
Biddeford's Board of Education will meet in Supt. Raymond Kenneally's office at 8 tonight in the City Building. The chief item on the brief agenda is formulating the 1964-65 budget. The article notes that the 20 major league baseball teams paid over $4 million in taxes in 1962.
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Biddeford
Board of Education
Raymond Kenneally
Vermont Democrats Hang Robinson After Struggle
Vermont Governor Philip Hoff honors the last Democratic governor John Robinson by adding his portrait to the statehouse wall. Hoff, called The Loneliest Governor, revived Robinson’s memory to inspire his battle with a Republican legislature.
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Vermont
Robinson
Goldwater May Announce His Nomination Plans Soon
Senator Barry Goldwater hints he may decide on a Republican presidential bid earlier than expected. He vows to campaign vigorously in New Hampshire’s March 10 primary if he runs, while speaking at a New England College fundraiser. He cites executive branch power shifts and criticizes Congress for hindering lawmakers. The event drew Republican leaders Norris Cotton and Styles Bridges widow, with Rockefeller present. Gallup surveys show Goldwater ahead in New Hampshire.
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Barry Goldwater
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New Hampshire
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New England College
Styles Bridges
R-N.h
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
Sen
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Hugh Gregg
Rockefeller
John W. King
Cotton
Democratic governor Robinson of 1853 era details
The narrative follows a 28 year old 1804 entrant to the legislature who rose to the state senate, failed gubernatorial and congressional bids, and saw the 1853 election tossed to the House. Democrat Robinson won after 20 ballots over Whig Erasmus Fairbanks, served a one year term, and was described as anti prohibitionist with strong, generous character. He lost re election due to Democratic fissures before the Civil War, attended Charleston in 1860, died at 55 in the capital, and his state’s later party fortunes shifted with Lincoln and Hoff.
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Philip Hoff
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Erasmus Fairbanks
Fairbanks
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S. C
Abraham Lincoln
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