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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1963
Page
4
An editorial critiques a $3 million federal local job training program for 20 000 New York youths who prefer immediate high paying jobs like crane operation over long term training. It argues society pushes shortcuts and youth expect instant riches while some regions lag behind.
Fidel Castro urged arms and a socialist model for Latin America in a fiery address on the tenth anniversary of the Moncada raid. The rhetoric risks straining Khrushchev era detente and alarms Washington about exporting revolution beyond Cuba.
A satirical column critiques emerging theories on female biology and human nature. It playfully notes that some scientists claim women inherit a mix of maternal and paternal chromosomes, while men remain a neutral blend. It mocks simplistic views and laments social pretensions.
Washington reports a year before the 1964 Republican National Convention the field holds sixteen names. Governors Romney Scranton Rhodes Hatfield and senators Allott Case Morton are named as hopefuls with dark horses including Kuchel Knowland and Eisenhower. Nixon acts as kingmaker while Dr. Milton Eisenhower emerges as a possible destiny changer for the GOP.
Boyle's Column riffs on toupees and office life with quips about hairpieces and fashion misfires. A parade of characters like Ronald and George Wellington spark playful jests about wearers, manners, and the social mockery of wigs in hot weather and daily work.
James Marlow analyzes Kennedy's unclear stance on two enduring head aches France and Red China. He notes De Gaulle's refusal to join the test ban and questions future Western unity as France's leadership changes, while China edges toward nuclear capability amid a split with Khrushchev.
Amid questions on China, Kennedy notes a new generation of leaders may seek preservation of gains rather than risky war. He suggests the shift could mean a less belligerent stance, though no clear commitment is shown.
Ruth Millett counsels mothers to teach girls to say no graciously yet firmly through dating, grooming, and adulthood. The piece emphasizes leading by example and applying the command across life stages from courtship to homemaking to parenting.
Practical guidance from Martin E. on keeping accounts active and earning credits. It explains that existing credits remain valid, extra work after return to covered employment can raise future benefits, how domestic employees affect taxes, and widow versus wife benefits. It also covers tax exemptions, earnings limits, and age 72 changes to earning rules.
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