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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1962
Page
4
Editorial page reflection argues divine provision shields envy and validates labor, noting that when God grants, envy loses power and when not granted, toil remains futile without divine blessing. The piece frames virtue as grounded in faith and effort aligned with providence.
A major pharmaceutical firm argues identical prices across outlets reflect intense competition, not collusion. It cites department stores using price shoppers and a Supreme Court view that uniform pricing can stem from free competition, while noting antitrust actions misinterpret price parity.
The X-15 rocket plane has logged 62 flawless flights since 1959 with no deaths or injuries. Pilots include Scott Crossfield Omar Thorough Petersen Joe Walker John McKay Bob Rushworth Neil Armstrong and Maj. Bob White. Accidents were two: a ground engine blast and a late 1959 hard landing. The program bridged atmospheric flight and spaceflight and set the stage for Dyna-Soar and future craft.
The Council of State Chambers of Commerce urges Congress to cut federal spending to finance a tax cut. It cites likely targets such as foreign aid Rural Electrification funds and public works while dismissing the myth that bigger government fuels growth.
Washington discussion centers on scrapping traditional sugar subsidies and replacing them with a fee based on domestic foreign sugar price differentials. Officials urge cutting subsidies over five years, with a shift toward home production and new refineries to ensure a guaranteed market for beet and cane growers.
New York AP column compiles quick facts and quips from reader mail. Notes on Khrushchev misspellings, phone call length, million-dollar counting, home ownership, beauty, Cleopatra, poker odds, Mark Twain quotes, glasses usage, color blindness, crossed eyes, growth, Watson and Holmes, golf safety, giraffe fears, spider speed, and Don Herold on happiness.
Roger Babson analyzes how stock market losses may impact college enrollments and financing. He considers parent investors, income brackets, loan programs, and the risk to small privately endowed liberal arts colleges, cautioning that enrollments rise but funding will press facilities and faculties to grow.
Crossword clues list with entries 22 to 63 covering various topics. Includes terms like scruples scythe impatience Bantu mild misspellings and fabric camel hair and Patterson specialty. Answers likely form a themed puzzle with standard crosswords conventions.
In Hollywood NBC demands a fresh start as The Joey Bishop Show drops the press agent image for late night comedy. Bishop explains past missteps and introduces new teammates Guy Marks Joe Besser and Abby Dalton while steering toward simpler, funnier humor. Kavy Stevens shifts from business to show business as she builds a nightlife and film career, detailing early odd jobs and rise to prominence with The Interns and The Man from the Diner's Club.
Ruth Millett extols the modern housewife as a master of lists. From telephone pads to kitchen grocer lists to handbag errands and organizational reminders, these lists keep her organized and prevent wasted trips. Without endless notes, a busy housewife could not manage daily tasks, shopping, and family needs.
Paul Harvey Reflects on a week in the Ozarks and sub arctic wilderness where survival teaches values. An Indian guide, weather, bears, moose, and the dangers of remote travel frame a broader contrast with modern comforts and news. He notes how news travels across tundra and returns to everyday life, valuing civilization and its conveniences.
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