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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1963
Page
4
The piece argues that while baseball stars seem glamorous the average player faces tough reality. It contrasts flashy perks with worker strain and questions career satisfaction across all jobs. The author suggests evaluating one’s own work and finding ways to improve contentment.
Fortune discusses the thalidomide tragedy and the new U S drug regulations. Lessing argues that while rules are needed they risk slowing life saving medicines and warns against overly strict controls. He notes 90 percent of prescriptions come from drugs unknown 15 years earlier and urges balance between safety and progress.
Dr Jerrold D Scott of Houston warned at the Texas Safety Association conference that daydreamers often seek excessive recognition and may operate equipment beyond qualification. He urged daydreaming only in personal time from a safe chair.
Emmett Hughes writes about life around Ike and JFK reads The Ordeal of Power. Arthur Schlesinger and McGeorge Bundy scrutinize historians as modern White House aides weigh how to document events without upstaging officials. The piece questions the balance between memoir craft and public performance.
Legislation filed to authorize a 10 million water museum and research center on federal park land near the Washington Monument. The plan, led by Rep. Aspinall and Rep. Sikes, envisions a 68 story building financed by bonds with rental income from government agencies and private groups. The center would house a vast water library and a global water law division, plus a 200 foot map map display.
Roger Babson discusses promising fields electronics and synthetics with seeds as a potential new focus. He cites Algrow Seed Company and Seed Trade News, urges amateur seed experiments, and notes seed variety shows how soil and sun yield different plants.
Ruth Millett discusses Teen Age Tyranny and how parental pressure starts early in childhood. The Hollywood Oscar aftermath notes three conclusions about trends, New York influence, and prediction difficulty.
Paul Harvey ponders the difference between the Presidency and the man, warning that power accrues beyond control. He cites 1963 events and steel policy, then notes academic figures shaping off Broadway theater including Gorelik Kurth Alvin Bradish and Kopit.
Publication header for 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine lists publisher Marie Paul Casavant and editor E P Ingalls. Subscription rates shown include one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. Member of the Associated Press and second class postage paid at Biddeford Maine.
Crossword clues list across and down items from 1 to 71 across and 1 to 68 down with themed entries including names, places, and common words. The grid references many language roots and abbreviations, challenging solvers with varied word lengths and cross intersections.
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