Strike vote defeat preserves local economy and jobs
Local 406 of the Saco-Lowell New England Division at Saco voted by a wide margin to accept the firm’s work pact, averting a strike. Leaders and most workers praised the agreement as the best possible under current economic conditions, ensuring continued production and stability for the community.
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Saco-Lowell
New England
Maremont Corporation
Saco
St Francis College’s Wide Impact On Local Community
The article argues St Francis College greatly benefits the area with economic spending and cultural activity. It cites 1961 62 expenses at 387150 rising to 2191000 by 1971 72 and projected 5m in construction. It notes 26 lay teachers nine Franciscan instructors 53 other staff plus 1000 visitors at Parents Weekend and 159 National Defense loan accounts totaling 181000. It asserts cultural and religious contributions extend beyond campus through events symposia and pilgrimages.
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St. Francis College
National Defense
Queen of Peace Shrine
Constitution Signed at Philadelphia a Longstanding Pattern
The Constitution of the United States was signed in Philadelphia on September 17 1787. It is a bundle of compromises and ambiguities that has largely succeeded, built on a virtually permanent pattern with provisions for amendment. It seeks justice and domestic tranquility, while acknowledging human frailty in meeting promise and performance.
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United States
Philadelphia
Romney pushes Michigan GOP for big 1966 win
Governor George W. Romney focuses on expanding turnout in 1966 with an emphasis on Wayne County Detroit support and boosting minority votes while party leaders plan a stronger financial and candidate rollout. Romney seeks a leaner, more commanding speaking tone to secure a large margin in an off-year contest.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington Correspondent
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Mackinac Island
Mich
George W. Romney
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Michigan
Romney
Wayne County
Detroit
GOP
Elly Peterson
1966
Is Thy Name Wart The Origins Of Curious Surnames
James Pennethorne Hughes argues in his new book that many surnames hide surprising roots. Examples include Belcher from belch chere Onion from Enion Shacklady from Shakerley and Calvert from calf herder The Normans popularized last names and regional spellings varied widely across centuries.
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London
Belcher
Allbones
Alan
Onion
Enion
Shacklady
England
Shakerley
Lancashire
James Pennethorne Hughes
Hughes
United States
Yorkshire
Sabine Baring-Gould
Bridges
Briggs
Burgess
Bruges
Cullen
Cologne
Pickard
Packard
Picardy
English Channel
Calvert
Lush
Usher
Horn
Lou Holtz stages comeback at 72 in Hollywood
Lou Holtz, once a top vaudeville and radio comic, resurges at 72 after personal and financial setbacks. He recalls a stormy Minneapolis booking, a failed marriage, and losing fortune, then explains how a blackface act and sharp material revived his career with renewed touring and TV interest.
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Lou Holtz
Hollywood
Funnyman
Minneapolis
Holtz
California
Romeo
Juliet
San Francisco
Elsie Janis
New York
Lou
Max Gordon
George White
the Palace
Wall Street
Why Men and Women Think Differently About Life Roles
Ruth Millett questions gender logic by examining double standards in marriage age choices work roles and about men's and women's behavior. She asks why a middle aged man can marry younger yet a middle aged woman is criticized for the same choice and why respect for intelligent men differs from respect for intelligent women.
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Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Social Security rules for 62 65 and survivor benefits
Reader questions cover how early claiming affects benefits based on own earnings versus a husband’s earnings, including reductions of 20 percent or 25 percent. The adviser explains burial and VA considerations, Social Security lump sum death benefits, and disability eligibility, with market notes on economic trends and a note on the December 25 Christmas link to solstice.
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Martin E. Segal
Retirement Advisors,Inc
M. W
B. L
Social Security
Veterans Administration
S. G
Mr. G
Jesus
Biddeford Seco Journal Publisher Notice
Biddeford Maine daily newspaper details its address and contact numbers. It lists W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. Subscription rates are given: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and notes exclusive rights to local news. It is entered as second class postage paid at Biddeford Post Office.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Puzzle Fifty Down Clues Snapshot
A compact OCR read of a crossword clue list with numbered hints across 1 to 67 and theme notes. Entries include word lengths and definitions such as Witticism, City in Md, First word of the Aeneid, Moravian city, Pronto two words, and various other classic crossword prompts.
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Moravian City
Constellation
Rory
Ireland
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