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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1964
Page
4
The Alaska earthquake shows how fragile human structures are yet how resilient communities remain. It released more energy than all nuclear bombs and sent tidal waves across continents, but casualties stayed surprisingly low as people unite to rebuild with national and global support.
The famed early computer and automation pioneer Norbert Wiener dies. A child prodigy, he earned a Tufts BA at 14 Harvard MA at 17 and a PhD by 18. The obituary notes his extraordinary teen achievements and questions today’s access for prodigies amid expanding university enrollments.
The piece argues the Bobby Baker investigation has left a fetid wake and warns ending it with many unanswered questions will fuel belief the affair reaches beyond Baker. It critiques senators for not addressing deeper influence peddling concerns and calls for accountability.
A humorous tale portrays a young husband single handedly shopping a supermarket while hungry. He buys items his wife would skip and is stunned by the bill at checkout. On the return he feels humbled and learns to let his wife shop next time.
A dated note argues prices for houses, cars, shoes may rise next year, urges government to set an example and oppose increases. It warns voters could revolt against politicians focused on profit, and notes professional athletes as a contrasting example of getting value.
Washington scientists say a coordinated government university research effort could yield a crude earthquake prediction system within 10 to 20 years. Advances include strain gauges and acoustic wave speed measurements to gauge rock stress and fault behavior, with a by product of improving detection of Russian underground nuclear tests.
Laurel Leader-Call columnist urges readers to shelter a drunken robin fed by fermented chinaberry seeds. Spring rains and sun ferment the fruit, causing the robin to reel and fall prey to cats or dogs until it can fly north again.
President Johnson asked Congress for a study on why prices at the store rise while farm and cattle prices fall. The report would examine how benefits of technology are distributed among farmers processors distributors retailers and consumers.
Biddeford Saco Journal lists W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. It shows telephone numbers for business and editorial departments and outlines subscription rates of 1 month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and notes AP exclusivity for local news and dispatches.
A reader questions the Main Street pig raising zoning fight in the twin city area. The letter questions who designates what is offensive and criticizes pressure groups influence and youths policing smells, raising concerns over public nuisance and local authority power.
Ruth Millett notes that true popularity comes from personal growth and loyal friendships rather than joining an inner circle. She urges teens to set goals, value genuine connections, and recognize that popularity is superficial while reliable friends matter.
A separated wife aged at least 62 can pursue wife’s Social Security benefits on her husband’s account if he is retired and receiving benefits. If unknown, visit the Social Security office to file for wife’s benefits, providing his Social Security number if possible. Also covers dependents claiming exemptions for gifted items and veterans GI loan inquiries with basic eligibility details.
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