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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1963
Page
4
A Saco group seeks to equalize property taxation by forcing city assessors to tax industries at the same rate and manner as private property. The move could reshape industrial incentives, with potential wide regional economic impact if upheld. The outcome hinges on legal challenges and opposing actions.
The piece notes warmer U S Soviet relations and Britain's welcome, praising the nuclear test ban as a hopeful sign. It questions potential ulterior motives but expects Senate approval to be swift, and foresees reduced fallout over time saving future generations.
A President's Council of Youth Fitness statement claimed improved physical condition among the nation's 40 million schoolchildren since a year ago, but critics say seasonal change rather than real gains explains the boost. The piece mocks winter fatigue and contrasts with summer vigor.
An article explains pollen counts from greased slides viewed under a microscope and how temperature and humidity shape hay fever. It notes remedies like shots pills and air conditioning, and tells of a man who stopped sneezing after avoiding pollen news by trimming his exposure.
Ten months after the Trade Expansion Act aims to boost exports, Europe’s Common Market stalls tariff cuts on American frozen poultry. France and West Germany block concessions, veto power among EEC members, and Britain’s entry remains unresolved. Geneva talks in September precede Kennedy tariff plans, while U.S. hearings seek broad reductions. A sharp tariff clash could unravel the act’s goals.
NY AP column lampoons gender roles and manners with wry jabs at women athletes, romance, charity, and class. It surveys social pretensions, moneyed couples, and everyday hypocrisy through humor about Monday jokes, country life, and moral quips.
AP analysis says Congress leans toward a tax cut next year. Corporations foresee lower 52 percent to 48 percent corporate rates, potential individual rate cuts, and higher post tax purchasing power. Yet fears linger about rising deficits, inflation, and currency strength while bankers warn tight credit may dampen inflationary pressure.
Biddeford Saco Journal lists address Adams Street in Biddeford Maine and publication details. It notes W Paul Casavant as president and E P Ingalls as managing editor with office numbers for business and editorial departments and AP association status. Subscription rates are shown: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00.
Ruth Willett profiles a woman whose warmth and charm make any occasion pleasant. She greets strangers, remembers names, introduces friends, listens well, laughs easily, and avoids rivalry. Her friendly, balanced talk puts others at ease and inspires envy that can be a model for all.
AP dispatch notes 10 shows feature a clearly female star across networks with most being sitcoms. Key names include Judy Garland and Lucille Ball alongside new comedies Grindl Farmer's Daughter Glynis and Petticoat Junction with Bea Benaderet.
Captain William E. Jordan, a blind former RAF pilot, paints with braille like methods and teaches others to find creative outlets. He has produced over 900 signed works, sponsored 40 one man shows, and offers tape instructions studied in schools for the blind. His Liberty Street Gallery in Savannah supports sighted artists. He risks no pay, seeking to brighten lives and ignite hope.
A letter to the editor argues the Water Improvement Commission should abandon separate sewer systems for Saco Biddeford and Old Orchard Beach. The writer contends river flow affects all three communities and calls for a unified regional plan beyond political boundaries. The letter criticizes WIC for not addressing tannery waste and air pollution concerns and urges clear policy.
Puzzle clues across and down cover a wide range of topics from geography to language. Answers include places people and objects with many standard crossword entries and some themed references.
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