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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1964
Page
5
Editorial page presents Alexander Smith’s maxim that a man’s true wealth lies in memory, not in material possession. The quotation frames contemplation on value, legacy, and the intangible riches of personal experience.
A critical sketch of Soviet bloc indoctrination as cultural exchanges loom. Poland mocks capitalist myths while Bulgarians stage a show trial for a diplomat. Hungarians train travelers to doubt Western media with selective essays. The piece ends with a wry jab at Russian travel agents and a young Bolshevik's U.S. travel fantasy.
Britain debates a government funded compensation program for victims of violent crime as New Zealand's model stands as the sole global example. Analysts note society’s obligation to victims, while concerns about fiscal impact and crime deterrence shape party positions and the plan's potential rollout in coming months.
A Hunter College professor argues that the youth fast pace from nursery to school with dancing Scouts homework and music may trigger heart attacks and nervous breakdowns. He questions when a child has time for private growth and independence.
The Supreme Court will decide multiple related civil rights sit-in cases from Maryland, Baltimore, Columbia, S C, and Florida. The core issue is whether 14th Amendment equal protection applies when no state laws exist, challenging a broader notion of state action in enforcing public accommodations. Federal lawyers urge recognizing state action through community segregation and local support to bar discrimination.
A letter from a Biddeford reader challenges a Journal editorial on obscenity, arguing for minority rights to question majority actions and questioning the use of law in censorship. The piece cites Maine statutes, local ordinances, and mentions Birmingham and civil rights as a warning, urging readers to respond. Charles Parsons also weighs in defending Goldwater and critiquing Taylor’s political stance.
Paul Harvey decries the label moderate as relative and notes Lyndon Johnson's restraint angers Washington elites. He links Fulbright and others to a don’t-worry stance, arguing a strong military keeps free nations safe and that cutting defense harms both national security and domestic needs.
AP writer Bob Thomas reports Vince Edwards optimistic about Ben Casey returning to top ratings after a season drop from No 2 to 56. Edwards cites network retooling and the Kennedy assassination as factors, predicts a return to the top 10 next season, and plans to work through the year to film The Chase with Sam Spiegel.
Roger Babson argues a paradox in which the Dow pushes past 800 while most stocks stagnate. He cites divergent trends with high grade stocks rising for institutions and glamour or secondary issues lagging, alongside mixed real estate and savings rates across regions.
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists subscription rates and contact details for the Biddeford Maine publication. It notes AP rights for local news and dispatches and comments on corporate success and dividends amid a competitive market and rising costs.
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