Anti U S demonstrations reflect Asian public frustration
Asian anti U S protests over the past year are not aimed at individuals but reflect wider discontent with foreign influence. Despite strong U S alliances in Korea Japan the Philippines South Vietnam and Thailand, riots occur around national matters such as elections. Public opinion polls show Americans are liked yet foreigners remain distrusted and rioters often shield U S personnel.
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Peking
South Korea
Japan
Philippines
South Viet Nam
Thailand
U. S
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Khrushchev shifts Soviet farms toward small output units
Soviet agriculture faces continued failure as Khrushchev proposes breaking large state farms into smaller units managed by fewer workers paid by output. He aims to boost incentive in a system still pledging central planning while disguising free enterprise elements. The move echoes Adam Smith debates amid reform rhetoric.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Adam Smith
Karl Marx
FTC cigarette warning postponed amid legislative delays
Postponement through July 1965 draws from House Commerce chair Rep. Oren Harris amid expected court fights. Congress unlikely to act soon, with Senate voting against repealing tobacco subsidies and industry pledges to curb youth ads seen as longer term impact. A neuropsychiatrist’s study of 500 alcoholics adds a cautionary note.
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Federal Trade Commission
Oren Harris
Arkansas
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Congress
Senate
How to be safe in war by Ray Cromley
Washington correspondent Ray Cromley recounts cautions from his Vietnam assignment. He shares anecdotes on avoiding danger through small choices like clothing and travel routes, noting the Viet Cong’s targeting patterns and the need to balance risk with reporting access. He emphasizes staying alive to tell the story.
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Washington Correspondent Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Washington
NEA
Viet Nam
Saion
Caravelle
Tay Ninh
Saigon
Keiki the porpoise roams Pacific and returns home
In Honolulu AP, Keiki a young porpoise at Hawaii's Oceanic Institute is released at sea after months of training. The animal, frightened at first, swims 200 yards toward the horizon, then returns to a recall signal. Researchers celebrate with a toast, calling the feat historic and opening new research possibilities.
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Kenneth Norris
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Taylor Pryor
Sea Life Park
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Business upswing lullaby by Sam Dawson AP
The auto labor pacts in Detroit spark talk of possible inflation but lack conviction of a boom bust. The economy shows steady upswing since WWII with creeping inflation about 2.5 percent. Harriman's scorecard shows CPI up 4 percent since 1961, wholesale prices flat, earnings rising, unemployment down, and GNP up 18 percent in real terms.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Detroit
John W. Harriman
Tri-Continental Corp
Wall Street
WARNS AGAINST WEED IN LETTERS COLUMN
A reader urges quitting smoking as evidence mounts that the habit is dangerous and unaffordable. The writer notes a lack of effort to stop and calls for more decisive action, mentioning long term research publicized in recent years.
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Journal
Vedanta Temple in Hollywood a tranquil island amid roar
Hollywood temple Vedanta Society sits as a calm oasis with a trio of daily meditations. Swami Prabhavananda leads the Hollywood Vedanta headquarter, founded in 1923 after moving from India. The temple and bungalow complex host staff and a bookstore, attracting readers of Aldous Huxley and Christopher Isherwood.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Vedanta Society
Aldous
John van Druten
Christopher Isherwood
Vedanta
Swami Prabhavananda
India
Indigent Care Criteria From National Council On Aging
Martin E. Segal outlines Kerr Mills aid and the NCOA committee’s standards to classify medically indigent individuals. The text argues healthcare as a human right regardless of race creed or color and stresses preserving dignity while avoiding poverty through fair access to medical care.
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Martin E. Segal
Retirement Advisors, Inc
National Council On the Aging
NCOA
Biddeford Daily Press masthead and rates
The Biddeford Daily Press publishes in Biddeford Maine with W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. Subscription rates are payable in advance: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and holds exclusive rights to local news.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Post
Surgeon Warns Smoking Causes Cancer and Death
Adrian H. Scolten, M D from Portland recounts decades of lung cancer cases linked to smoking. He urges readers to quit, noting smoking’s link to cancer of the lung lip throat mouth larynx esophagus and heart disease. He frames anti smoking data as a public need beyond publishing industry resistance.
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Adrian H. Scolten
M. D
Portland
Vote for Your Favorite Crossword Puzzle
Readers vote in a summer survey on the newspaper crossword. The paper plans a readers choice ballot to select between the tougher puzzle and the softer version. Ballots must be mailed to the Puzzle Editor in Biddeford Maine by September 19.
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Biddeford
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Update
Daily puzzle note explains cryptoquote method using substitution code with sample AXYDLBAAXR mapping to LONGFELLOW. It includes quote hints and yesterday's example by George Bernard Shaw with a brief puzzle caption.
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Longfellow
George Bernard Shaw
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