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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1963
Page
6
The piece argues the Supreme Court as final arbiter is essential for resolving major conflicts and preventing paralysis. It notes human fallibility but urges trust in justices acting from oath and duty, with only the Court positioned to make ultimate decisions.
The 48 day ordeal of Ralph Flores and Helen Klaben is explained by the American Medical Association. They survived 42 days on water after a crash in the Yukon as the body used sugars fats and proteins, metabolism slowed, and body temperature dropped. Some credit prayer and courage in the near miracle.
The passage reflects on the day before Easter as a moment of despair for Jesus followers after Palm Sunday and Good Friday. It notes the emptiness felt by the chosen few, the six days before Easter, and the miraculous dawn when the tomb reveals the stone rolled away.
A British child health expert argues bed rest should be used only in extreme illnesses like polio and hepatitis. He says the ill child is best judge of need, and if in bed, would rather stay down. The column urges parents to choose sides and notes risks of excess activity and restrictions on children.
Washington reports recount Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson seemingly denying a 1960 presidential bid during a television interview. The LA gathering of reporters, including this correspondent, later corroborates the transcript of the session with Bill Lawrence Ed Morgan and John Rolfson.
In a candid interview, John son discusses why he did not see himself as a candidate for the presidency in 1960 while his supporters pressed for his nomination. He notes no primary campaigning and explains his stance, while a later claim recounts the KennedyJohnson debate and the evolving view of his intentions.
Hal Boyle argues that much medicine is wasted especially by people over 35 and advocates healthier habits like walking more and sleeping longer. He critiques reliance on pills and urges personal responsibility, noting the absurdities of modern life and the limits of material solutions.
Hollywood profile of Dick Dale and the Deltones shows how a Hughes Aircraft metal urgeist became a surfing music icon. Dale popularized the Surfer's Stomp, built a local hit with Surfer's Choice selling 75 000 records, and signed with Capitol as a national rise begins while Clara Ray makes her Beverly Hills debut backed by Richard Chamberlain.
AP reports Oscar night on ABC faced initial technical glitches as Frank Sinatra opened the ceremony. The telecast improved with grouped songs and continued coverage amid ratings questions raised by congressional hearings on audience measurement. Highlighted programs include The Garry Moore Show on CBS and The Mimers Lament on ABC.
Ruth Millet notes that spring brings a household whirl as chores tempt families outdoors. Women air out winter clothes and plan painting while men tune tools and build projects. Children scheme outdoor play as neighbors reemerge and salesmen drive demand for home improvements.
Biddeford Maine daily paper details publication address Adams Street 11 and staff. Subscription rates listed: one month 1 85 six months 10 50 and one year 21 00. Associated Press rights noted for local news and dispatches.
Clara pursued singing while working as a secretary between jobs and then toured with the Marie Wilson nightclub troupe for three years. She met Dick Chamberlain through shared study with Carolyn Trojanowski, after choir recitals and a Pilgrim age Theater performance, leading to a steady romance that began a year ago and grew as Dick rose to fame with Dr. Kildare.
Paul Harvey critiques government secrecy and the Pentagon stance on censorship in war and peace. He warns that executive power could erode liberties, urging vigilant public oversight to prevent “managed news.” He questions who should decide what is withheld and notes the Cuba crisis context.
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