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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1962
Page
4
The secret of success in conversation is to be able to disagree without being disagreeable. The piece urges constructive debate, restraint, and listening to opposing views to foster progress and civility in public discourse.
Don Oakley portrays a long drought gripping Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey. Farmers face dry water holes scarce hay and postponed rain as 77 counties are federal disaster areas and half of New Yorks 80 000 farms are affected. Some farmers doubt they can endure while others endure by tightening belts and waiting for relief.
Fifty new Democratic congressional candidates from 20 states attended a three day Washington school on campaign issues. They pressed Kennedy administration officials on tax cuts spending and the national debt. Dr. Walter Heller defended current programs and outlined tax reform but avoided committing beyond January. He noted the present tax burden slow growth and possible immediate action only if the President signals urgency.
An opinion piece surveys the conservation spectrum from strict government control to free market use. Dr. Ruth Shallcross Maynard argues private market forces can better prevent waste and warns government policies often create inefficiency and arbitrariness, urging informed citizen action in resource policy.
HAL BOYLE recalls taking his nine year old daughter Tracy Ann to summer camp and facing the moment of separation. He describes his misgivings, her insistence to go, the train ride, her cheerful farewell, and his ache at the parting as he realizes his parenting chapter has begun apart from her. The piece captures a bittersweet, universal moment of letting go.
The bank argues that June indicators show the economy remains active and not stagnant. It notes that the key is rate and timing of changes rather than levels, with a cautious outlook for the near term. Weakness is not evident in July production or employment, but financing costs and policy shifts may push rates higher.
A Ruth Millett column lists behaviors that quicken a woman's loss of charm. It scores dogmatic opinions profanity gossip backbiting shrill voices interrupting others and overtalking as traits to avoid in social and professional life.
Paul Harvey notes Vancouver British Columbia grew from a rough harbor city into one of the world’s most beautiful, thanks to a Chamber of Commerce led facelift. He credits neat districts and inspiring scenery, urges other communities to imitate the cleaner, orderly approach and curb slovenliness.
The Birdseford Saco Journal lists publication details for Biddeford Maine with publisher Paul Casavant editor T J Mahoney and contact numbers The paper notes subscription rates payable in advance one month 185 six months 1050 and one year 2100 It also states association with the Associated Press and postal entry information for Biddeford Maine.
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