Free Enterprise Reassessed in Light of General Welfare
James Marlow argues that the United States has moved beyond pure free enterprise to embrace government role in the general welfare. He cites Johnson's steel dispute intervention and historical acts from 1935 to 1947, noting repeated presidential actions to curb damaging strikes and expand social programs.
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Washington
Johnson
Herbert Spencer
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Commission Asked To Redistrict Senate
Bangor Maine University of Maine professor urges a bi partisan commission based on population to redraw the State Senate at a public hearing. Other speakers advocate preserving county representation and some propose a one house legislature like Nebraska.
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Bangor
University of Maine
State Senate
Eugene A. Mawhinney
Maine Senate
Nebraska
New Jersey Man Held For High Court
A New Jersey man, Richard W. Cleveland, 29, of Union City, is held for the November term of Aroos took Superior Court on a rape charge involving a 24 year old Perham woman. He pleaded innocent at arraignment and was held without bail at $5,000. A stray line about dry mustard appears in the text.
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Caribou
New Jersey
Aroostook
Perham
Richard W. Cleveland
Union City
Cleveland
Old Orchard Beach Jaycees Meeting Cancelled
The Old Orchard Beach Jaycees meeting scheduled for last night at president Clayton Harding’s home was canceled. The next meeting will be in two weeks at the same location.
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Old Orchard Beach
Local notices from Kennebunk and area residents
Lendall L. Smith prepares for Bowdoin College junior year after a Alaska camping trip with classmates. The Parkers move into renovated home at 47 Summer St. Mrs Welch and daughter visit Kennebunk relatives. Miss Dickinson and Miss Gunzelmann visit Guilford and return home. Mrs Cartwright attends 50th wedding anniversary in Orleans. Mrs Logan visits from Dartmouth, NS. Kennebunk Fire Department responds to a Brown Street furnace oil burner issue with no damage.
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Lendall L. Smith
Lendall A. Smith
Portland Street
Bowdoin College
Smith
Alaska
William Parker
Pentwood Acres
Summer St
Benjamin Currier
Ervin Welch
Marilyn
Kettering
Ohio
J. Edward Libby Portland
Sandra Dickinson
Clinton Dickinson
Kennebunk
Nancy
Gunzelmann
Henry Gunzelmann
Kennebunkport
Guilford
Miss Dickinson
Donna Davis
Norma Fortier
Ernest Cartwright
Summer Street
Orleans
Mass
James Shriver
William A. Logan
Dartmouth
N.S
Kennebunk Fire Department
Jefferson Merrill
Brown Street
Gifts Presented To Ocean Park Library Room
Dr. Clair E. Turner of Arlington and Ocean Park donate two asymmetrical fluorescent light fixtures and a glassed counter-top show case to the Mary Chalmers Turner Historical Room at the Memorial Library on Furber Park. The Ocean Park Association list includes Lillian S. Jakeman Edward P. Johnson Helen G. Smith Ella V. Waugh Ethel M. Wight Elizabeth M. Wilson. Mrs Turner's portrait hangs in a prominent position.
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Ocean Park
Clair E. Turner
Arlington
Mass
Mary Chalmers Turner
Memorial Library
Furber Park
Lillian S. Jakeman
Edward P. Johnson
Helen G. Smith
Ella V.waugh
Ethel M. Wight
Elizabeth M. Wilson
Ocean Park Association
Turner
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
World Health Organization
Ocean Par
State of
Maine
Oren B. Cheney
Association
Bates College
Pittsfield
Officer Slate Nominated By Rebekah Lodge
Old Orchard Beach meeting presided by Noble Grand Flora Ricker confirms second officer nomination. Election planned Sept 15 with installation Oct 6. Fall banquet set at Country Kitchen. Members report illness of Hollie McKee and Ethel Turner improving. Past Noble Grands plan cook-out Sept 15 if weather allows.
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Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Rebekah Lodge
Noble
Flora Ricker
Hollie McKee
Osteopathic Hospital
Ethel Turner
Eleanor Bradeen
Central Avenue
Major Legislation To Be Jettisoned By Congress
Congress plans to drop minimum wage reform congressional redistricting and unemployment compensation in a bid for late September adjournment. Johnson allies appear to accept the move, leaving these key measures alive for 1966.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
Democratic Policy Committee
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Bill to repeal Taft Hartley right to work act clears committee
The Senate Labor Committee approved the measure 12 to 3. The panel withheld action until late next week to allow sponsors to file their views. White House said President Johnson expects final congressional action soon.
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Johnson
House
Senate
Washington
Senate Labor Committee
White House
Television Stars Show Interest in Political Careers
AP reports that TV figures consider entering politics. Ronald Reagan may mount California governor bid amid film fame. Steve Allen Dan Blocker and Robert Vaughn weigh congressional or other offices, with Blocker popular on Bonanza and Allen’s wit seen as a risk.
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Hollywood
George Murphy
California
Ronald Reagan
Dan Blocker
Hoss
Bonanza
Robert Vaughn
U.N
Cl.e
Pierre Salinger
Blocker
Steve Allen
Adlai E. Stevenson
Senate expected two week fight over union ban amendments
The House approved the bill 221-203 in July. Senate sponsors say they have votes to pass but anticipate a two week floor battle. The clash centers on amendments to curb union activity, with Section 14B allowing states to ban labor contracts that force union membership. Nine teen states have enacted such bans.
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House
Senate
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Tareyton
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Dial
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Rebekah Lodge
Whither
Senate Judiciary Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Cynthia Lowry
AP TV
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Nielsen
East Grand Ave
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Main Street
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Haute
Silhouette
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Sew. Inc
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Saco
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Pendleton
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