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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1964
Page
4
The U S Department of Labor notes 22.6 percent dropout among retraining enrollees from 1962 to 1963. Philadelphia’s program shows 43.2 percent quitting before finishing, with only about half of 782 students counted as successes, costing $13 300 per graduate versus industry and schooling costs. The piece questions overall value and forecasts broader patterns.
Washington experts analyze Khrushchev’s tactic of playing Brezhnev against Podgorny to manage succession. Podgorny gains patronage while Brezhnev handles ceremonial duties, with Khrushchev shifting influence to prevent any single heir from gaining total power within six to twelve months.
The piece argues against placing one man on the moon by end of the decade, noting the vast cost versus medical science needs. It praises Jet Propulsion Laboratory workers while questioning the campaign promises of freedom from fear and want, and criticizes political and public enthusiasm for the lunar program.
HAL BOYLE profiles Spangler Arlington Brugh once a top MGM star now living near Beverly Hills with Ursula Thiess. He recalls a long career, 70 films, no Oscar, and gratitude to Louis B Mayer and Barbara Stanwyck. He says he keeps a simple life with animals on a 113 acre farm and wonders about his next picture.
Savings growth returns this summer as Americans pay down debt and increase deposits despite ongoing retail sales rise. After tax cuts spurred earlier gains, households now set aside more of their take home pay, while big-ticket purchases and installment credit show renewed strength.
A pilot Universal tram tour opens gates for visitors at Universal City priced at 2.50 for adults and half-price for children. Two young reporters describe stops at Cary Grant and Gene Kelly parking, dressing rooms for stars, Visitors Village, and glimpses of sets from Leave it to Beaver to McHale's Navy.
Ruth Millett argues the full time homemaker has flexible hours and boss-like independence. She says she gains profits through satisfaction and appreciation, can improve conditions, and enjoys creative and managerial opportunities without a salary.
Reader asks if Biddeford has notable trees in history citing the Powder Beef Tree of 1660 and a mighty pine by the Pool Road Congregational Church. The author recalls local treasure stories shared by neighbors Campbell and Robert Henry Gay and hints at buried treasures.
Biddeford Maine paper lists address Adams Street and staff roles for publisher W Paul Casavant and editor E P Ingalls. It notes daily game day schedule excluding Sunday and provides subscription rates in advance for one month six months and one year. It also declares AP membership and republication rights with second class postage details.
The passage notes rising retail totals and optimistic merchants, with manufacturers boosted by tax cuts and depreciation allowances. Expansion spending and profits support a bright outlook, while consumer savings and ongoing total spending keep credit flowing for industry growth.
Paul Harvey reports Lyndon Johnson publicly rebuffs Bobby Kennedy as a potential running mate while Kennedy pursues the vice presidency through behind the scenes tactics. Johnson taps political allies to prevent a Kennedy ticket during a crucial nomination period.
The item explains a daily cryptogram puzzle with substitution rules using A for L and X for O. It notes that letters map to others and mentions a sample phrase and a Bacon quotation. The page cites King Features Syndicate and the year 1964.
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