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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1963
Page
4
Editorial quotes Sir John Harrington asserting treason never prospers and asks why success would be called treason. the piece reflects on loyalty and political duty in a succinct opinion format.
A University of Michigan study cites an average 1550 annual college bill, while sources of aid grow. Tulane reports 2200 students receiving aid totaling 2 million, with loans from National Defense Student Loan Program and teacherto loan writeoffs. Private financiers and banks offer long term plans based on credit. Despite higher costs, governments and groups aim to keep college accessible.
The House Rules Committee plans a formal inquiry into federal research spending, which tops $14 billion yearly with two thirds going to private industry and 10 percent to universities. The investigation will assess coordination, duplication, and the balance between research funds and teaching quality, amid calls to curb wasteful or misdirected projects.
A garbled 19xx era piece warns of futuristic crime, warning that a high speed chase in the city is not the limit of delinquency. It hints at home liability for owners of fantasy flying vehicles and cites a year old boy as the source. The fragment touches on markets, overpopulation by chickens, and a bikini‑style boast, all in a jittery tabloid voice.
Washington reports that twenty three Eisenhower officials and supporters will form the Critical Issues Council to draft papers guiding GOP foreign and domestic policy for 1964 and beyond. Milton Eisenhower will chair the effort with a civilian committee aiming to generate policy papers across defense foreign affairs science economics education human relations and agriculture. The privately run project seeks to broaden conservative Democratic support without direct ties to current GOP leaders or the National Committee.
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle offers a humorous look at how husbands seem deaf to their wives yet actually listen in moments. He contrasts men's silent processing with women's talk, noting a waterfall of words eroding a husband’s stance, and ends with a gag about a wife’s shopping for money.
Ruth Millett notes a wife’s habit of taking her husband for granted can burden the relationship while Hollywood reports Carl Reiner’s rug controversy ends after high level talks. Reiner plans to tailor appearances, sometimes wearing his toupee for certain jobs and opens.
A reader asks about grandchildren receiving Social Security on a grandparent’s account. The guide confirms grandchildren are not eligible for benefits based on a grandparent’s support, and tax rules differ from Social Security rules in this regard. It also covers effects of retirement timing on a spouse’s benefits, employer tax credits, and earning impacts after age 72.
In a letter from the Saco Jaycees the group warns that with federal and state aid available now, Saco can build the waste system at 20 cents on the dollar. Delaying action could force the city to pay the full cost later, burdening property owners with higher taxes.
AP reports on SEC and Congress actions refining stock market safeguards after the 1961 boom and 1962 bust. Efforts span court laws against fraud, tighter exchange rules, and disclosures of corporate finances and insider holdings. Bipartisan moves aim to curb get rich quick schemes and market rigging while educating investors. A Wyoming note adds local flavor with a new Downtown station across from an Uptown rival.
Biddeford Lace Journal published at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine by The Journal Publishing Corp President W Paul Casavant Managing Editor E P Ingalls. Subscription rates posted Payable in advance One month 185 six months 1050 one year 2100. Member of the Associated Press.
The page lists crossword entries with numbers 42 through 52, including 42 Personal Abbr and 43 Spurious, plus a sequence of clues such as 44 German dam 46 Unaccustomed am words, 47 Oregon city, 48 Forgo, 49 Advantageous, 51 Ready wit, 53 Fine porcelain, 54 Tellers of tales, 55 Ancient city now Urfa, 56 South Carolina river, and additional items like 1 Grew dim, 2 Pineapple, 3 General Jeb, 4 Hawthorne heroine, 5 Clevelands lake, 6 Thus Lat, 7 Employed, 8 Singles, 9 Wave Span, 10 Algonquian Indian, 11 Sirens for example, 12 Aquatic animal, 14 Crew members, 15 Lifts, 21 Territory Abbr, 24 First name famous in Ei, 25 Neuf, 27 beaver, 2B Churchman, 30 Clubs, 31 Taxed, 32 Find again, 33 Rara occupations, 2 words, 38 Mountain pasa, 39 Familiar salutation, 40 Revised, 52 Type of fy bell.
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