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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1963
Page
4
The piece praises Early Wynn, at 43 near 300 career wins with the Chicago White Sox and Cleveland Indians. It lauds his relentless pursuit of one final victory as a model of dedication and concentration for Americans across pursuits.
The piece explains advertising serves two roles: selling goods and fostering a climate of freedom that enables production and commerce. It notes the Freedoms Foundation George Washington Honor Medal honors campaigns promoting freedom, citing Florida Power and Light as a two time winner in 1955 and 1962 and quoting an officer who asks if society is letting rights fade away.
A Defense Department official argues that the dispersed American oil infrastructure and widespread plant capacity ensure quick recovery from a thermonuclear attack. He says competition keeps ample supplies and low costs, and notes railroads underpin national transport with similar resilience.
After a court ordered recount in Minnesota, Democrat Karl Rolvaag won the governor race by 91 votes over Elmer Anderson. The piece argues against reruns, noting human error is possible yet official canvasses should settle outcomes by vote totals.
King Hassan II visits Washington for an 11 day state trip amid the U S plan to evacuate bases in Morocco by 1963. VOA shifts African services to Liberia relays as military and naval bases are phased out. U S aid to Morocco totals over 160 million with wheat distribution programs aiding public works.
HAL BOYLE shares humorous observations on manners and quirks from mail readers and public trivia. He notes women outargue men, Rhode Island bans pickle juice on tracks, Alabama bans plowing cotton with elephants, and touches on home injuries, canned chili praise, biblical quotes, blue colors repelling pests, and classic quips from public figures.
Investors are urged to avoid penny stocks and seek well established, profitable corporations. A list covers New England to the Pacific Coast including names like New England Telephone and Telegraph, Morgan Guaranty Trust, Proctor and Gamble, and Pacific Gas and Electric. The Forum advises buying quality over speculative promotions and notes many investors lose large sums on dubious ventures. It also promotes a new investment handbook Dollars That Grow and directs readers to obtain it via mail.
Ruth Millett notes critics questioned Princess Grace of Monaco for skirts two inches above the knee during a England visit. The columnist argues her example could empower women over 30 and those seeking comfort, suggesting elegance over slavish fashion dictates.
A New York store opened on a Sunday to serve 350 elderly and disabled shoppers from 35 hospitals and homes for the aged. Alexander's in the Bronx donated profits and time, with 150 staff volunteering to run the temporary store set up in a home auditorium for the holiday season.
Chayefsky has finished a drama about the Russian revolution slated for Broadway next fall under Tyrone Guthrie. A possible Minneapolis tryout at the Tyrone Guthrie Theatre is mentioned as a precursor to the production.
A compilation of crossword entries numbered from 44 to 55 with clues across various categories. Includes terms such as poems to be chanted city near Montpelier Vermont in law a wife force Lat biased cover and more, plus a reference to a Scott novel heroine the Betrothed and responsive wordplay.
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