Area concept in industrial growth faces new scrutiny
Editorial argues the Saco Biddeford area concept failed after the city withdrew from the covenant. It notes limited headway since the split, praises some aid by local directors but calls for a unified approach, and questions future steps for regional economic development.
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Saco
Biddeford
Hugh Marshall
William Kirk
Components, Inc
Kennebunk
Macy's
Gimble’s
Marshall
Kirk
Diminishing returns in social security and medical care bill
The Senate backed social security and medical care legislation, but House doubt positions this as likely to stall this session. Critics warn of rising costs with higher taxes and employer shares, predicting further tax hikes beyond 10.4 percent on a $5,600 income, potentially delaying enactment.
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Senate
House
Congress
Poppy enters word war in Sino Soviet narcotics clash
Pravda accuses Communist China of a vast narcotics trade worth about 500 million dollars a year used to fund anti-Soviet propaganda and propping up Beijing loyalists. The piece notes production rising from two thousand tons in 1952 to eight thousand in 1958 and questions Moscow's silence.
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Soviet Union
China
Pravda
Southeast Asia
United States
Peking
Moscow
Overconfidence Fears Shape Johnson Goldwater Campaign
Washington Democrats fret about overconfidence despite favorable polls. They pursue tight goals to win 20 House seats and maintain a 67 33 Senate edge to give President Johnson room for legislation. Republicans push a national vote quota plan in 185000 precincts, while both sides warn against polling optimism and deploy persistent mobilization efforts.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington Correspondent
Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
John F. Kennedy
GOP
Goldwater
U.S
Los Angeles
California
Boyle's Column Some tests of your youth by Hal Boyle
A playful test of aging in New York by Hal Boyle notes that youth shows in outlook and choices. It lists signs like planning for tomorrow, enjoying Beatle antics, joining kids in hopscotch, lending more than you should, buying new clothes without rebuking expenses, and resisting nostalgia. It ends with a caveat that a runaway to seek mystery could signal a second childhood.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Metal prices and production rise amid market shifts
Prices and production advance across metals sectors driven by stronger prosperity and higher costs. Copper led with abroad demand lifting prices, while steel and alloys show gradual gains as delivery with longer lead times and stockpiling expectations grow. Louisville news notes Don Buchholz earning Woodcock Award for top scholastic standing after midseason player dismissals.
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues
Across clues list standard crossword entries including Felines woe course of action bright colored fish shinbone farm unit English composer claw Washington operatives musical slur Spartans for instance sloppy dresser Irish parliament Rather than meteorite of stone Ausable Added data to Undersized Dial One of the ologies Tibdess Abbr In proportion to worth two words March Rustics Projection on filing card Rooted colonnade Plymouth Sea Four years for one Bright display Sturdy fabric Noun suffixes Italian Abbi Reveal Testy Thunder sound Disguise City in Oklahoma Part of the circulatory system Resonance Says yes Better than never Forbidden Embarrassed Scout s objective The moon See Down Donkey Celebrities Slangy suffix Coward Information He lived 905 ears Born.
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Washington
Plymouth Sea
Oklahoma
Aldo Ray heals career with diet and comeback film
Hollywood actor Aldo Ray, once at a career low and weighing 280 pounds, credits a crash diet and sobriety for a new shot at success. He now stars in Sylvia and has TV work with Bonanza and Bob Hope, while a Cucamonga property he bought for 60,000 recently sold for 210,000.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood (Ap
Aldo Ray
Italy
Aldo
Sadie Thompson
God's Little Acre
Cucamonga
University of California
Hollywood
Carroll Baker
Sylvia
Security For You And Veterans Guide
Young people live in a new world and often speak a different language from those over 50. The piece explains aging adults must bridge the gap without blame, sharing experiences from World War II and the changing society, to help youths learn from elders and recognize universal needs.
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U.S
Biddeford Lace Journal Adopts Aging Dialogue
A Biddeford Maine publication prints a reflective columnist piece on aging and the relationship between adults and youth. The essay argues aging cultures link to lower juvenile delinquency and urges ongoing parental responsibility beyond youth.
Freedom of Press and Truth in Public Discourse
A reader letter cites Eric Sevareid and John Chamberlain on press truth and freedom. It urges Americans to value truth through media and to support editors who print factual reporting, noting the ambivalence around The Great Society and public discourse.
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T.V
Eric Sevareid
Los Angeles Times
John Chamberlain
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North East
Woodcock
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Peru
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Newcastle
Wallaby
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