Thought for Evening by William Walker
Editorial page reflection urges reading slowly to cultivate grace and focus. The concise meditation links mindful reading to better judgment and calmer habits, presenting a temperate reminder to readers seeking self improvement through deliberate attention.
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William Walker
Webber Hospital building fund drive nears end
The Webber Hospital campaign aims to raise 400000 through three year pledges to expand facilities. Target date is Wednesday October 2, with final solicitor reports next week. The community owned voluntary hospital notes rising demand, bed shortages, and the need for modern expansion.
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Webber Hospital
Webber
Webber Hospital Building Fund
A Good Listener Improves Social Skills and Insight
An American dramatist notes a good listener is popular and insightful. Studies show 45 percent of communication time is spent listening, 30 speaking, 16 reading, and 9 writing, with many people failing to listen attentively due to self focus, prejudice, daydreaming, or planning replies. An expected 25 percent gain in listening is suggested.
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United States
Arthur Brisbane
Potential killers loose and the menace of careless drivers
A university professor argues that harsh punishment of careless drivers would make society safer, equating their danger with murder. The piece urges severe penalties for careless driving, noting widespread violations downtown and on highways, and railing against excuses for unsafe behavior.
Washington sees export drive shift to 39 White House conferences
U.S. export goals for 1964 fall short in 1962 and likely this year, say officials. The Operation Ten Thousand plan launches 39 local White House conferences to boost foreign trade, targeting 10 percent more American manufacturers to export. Key recommendations urge tariff talks, financing, anti trust review, and moving commercial attaches to Commerce.
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Peter Edson
Washington
New Enterprise Assn
NEA
Kennedy
U.S
America
Fred C. Foy
Pittsburgh
Koppers Co
Prine
White House
Luther Hodges
Itoelt
Htly
Russia
Congress
Eugene M. Brademan
Bureau of International Commerce
Europe
State Department
Department of Commerce
Boyle's Column Mailman highlights modern middle class trends
HAL BOYLE notes more wives work outside the home in families with income from seven to fifteen thousand, and many brides marry young. Teens, taller youths, and aging working women redefine American family life as he cites statistics on labor, marriage, motherhood, and common curiosities.
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New York
U.S
Fiscal unbalance threatens U S dollar and world finance
The article outlines a growing gap in the U S balance of payments since 1957, with foreign-held dollars surpassing U S gold reserves. It notes gold reserves shrinking from 24 to about 15.5 billion dollars and a rising deficit in the balance of payments, while export surpluses fail to offset dollar outflows as dollar claims abroad mount.
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AP Business News
NEW York
U.S
United States
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Sam
Washington
Romy Schneider Talks Work and Comedy in Hollywood
Hollywood AP report frames Romy Schneider enduring LA heat while promoting Good Neighbor Sam with Jack Lemmon. The Viennese star, living in Paris with Alain Delon, recalls career milestones from Visconti to Bocaccio 70 and defends her nudity stance in film.
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Hollywood
Romy Schneider
Los Angeles
Sam
Jack Lemmon
Romy
Queen Victoria
Disney
Sife
Paris
Alain Delon
Luchino Visconti
The Bookshelf Novel Not For Tender Minds Review
Grace Metalious new novel portrays three generations of French Canadian women in a New Hampshire mill town. Monique and Angelique collapse marriages through manipulation and lust while Lesley remains decent, with Alana echoing Angelique’s lessons. Graphic, forceful writing aims to shock rather than comfort, not for tender minds.
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Adam
Eden
Grace Metalious
Trident
Peyton Place
New Hampshire
Monique
Armand
Angelique
Etienne
Pacific
Lesley
Alana
Biddeford Lace Journal publication details and rates
Biddeford Lace Journal at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine published daily except Sunday by The Journal Publishing Corp W Paul Casavant president E P Ingalls managing editor telephone numbers listed subscription rates payable in advance one month 185 six months 1050 one year 2100 member of the Associated Press AP rights note local news and AP dispatches are exclusive for republishing entering second class postage paid at Biddeford Maine.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
The
Journal Publishing Corp
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Puzzle Down clues list
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John Silver
Texas City
Shakespeare
Comeback Club TV aid helps elderly and ill viewers
A New York City program by Comeback Inc showcased UHF broadcasts to serve the aging, handicapped, and chronically ill. The 12 week shows drew letters like an 84 year old about loneliness, proving UHF can reach homebound audiences with activities, discussions, and audience participation segments.
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Comeback Club
New York City
Comeback, Inc
WUHF
Federal Vocational Rehabilitation Administration
Europe
Federal Communications Commission
Comeback
46 Street
New York
N.Y
Joe Martin E. Segal
Alumni, boosters form clubs at St. Louis High School
A student writes of active St. Louis High School alumni and Band Boosters Club efforts creating a science and library club. They plan a science fair and library improvements, with a first general meeting open to the public on Tuesday October 1, urging community attendance and support.
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St. Louis High School
St. Louis
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