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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1964
Page
4
Franklin quote on liberty and safety appears on the editorial page. The author mirrors the famous line about giving up essential liberty for temporary safety. The piece frames the caution as a timeless reminder for readers and policy makers alike.
An editorial warns of a rising Chinese threat and the risk of expansion by Beijing. It cites Napoleon, revolutionary aims, and the potential for major global conflict if China moves to expand beyond its borders. The piece argues Americans must resist concessions and prevent another world-shattering upheaval.
The article notes rising Kremlin unease as Barry Goldwater's nomination hardens US policy signals and Beijing gains influence. It details Maoist China winning party loyalty in several nations, shifting leadership dynamics within international communism while Moscow faces a tightening internal struggle and external pressures.
Furry families embrace a New York venture offering dog and cat sitting at 1.25 dollars an hour or 8 dollars for a full day. The service, which also arranges animal parties, promises owners freedom to go out with pets cared for in comfort, a trend echoed by local households seeking reliable care for Fido and Queenie.
Mexico refuses to break diplomatic ties or suspend trade with Castro and rejects mandatory OAS sanctions. The Organization of American States faces internal limits, with at least 16 members ready to apply measures, while Bolivia may join. Only Mexico Chile and Uruguay would remain holdouts.
Washington correspondent Ray Cromley reports from South Vietnam after interviewing Viet Cong, Vietnamese, and U.S. officers. He argues the war can be won militarily but the country lost if political and local governance fail. He notes Viet Cong control of hamlets, weak Saigon administration, and the need to improve governance and credible force.
Hollywood AP profiles the late President John F Kennedy influencing a TV series based on his book. Profiles in Courage will debut Nov 8 after 1964 elections with scripts cleared by Kennedy estate and Sorenson. 26 weeks, no options, following Meet the Press.
Roger Babson argues consumer markets are reshaped rapidly across the nation driven by rising incomes and a surge in college educated households. He notes 1963 added about one million households into the $10 000 year income tier, a shift toward luxury and higher standards, and growing female earning power influencing promotions and product planning.
Paul Harvey argues that American missionaries often seem motivated by ego and personal credit rather than souls. He calls for de-emphasizing foreign missions to revitalize faith at home and use Main Street as the example for global influence, while acknowledging worthwhile medical missions. He urges pastors to lead by example.
John Kenneth Galbraith’s memoir history The Scotch surveys Scottish Canadian settlements with wry humor and sharp barbs. The author notes pacifist tendencies, joked faults, and a mix of reminiscences and historical sketches. Some readers may object to his portrayals and interjected political comments. Yonkers Raceway to offer twin double wagering every night during its first harness meeting of the year from May 14 to July 29.
A Biddeford publication lists its office at 11 Adams Street with W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. It notes telephone numbers for business and editorial departments, subscription rates payable in advance, and association with the Associated Press along with postal details.
Robert D. Price reviews The Seven Days Emergence of Lee by Clifford Dowcey, the first in a trilogy on Robert E. Lee. The work analyzes Lee’s rise to cohesive command during the 1862 Richmond battles, contrasts Union leaders McClellan and the Radical Republicans, and presents Dowdey’s argument that Stonewall Jackson's fatigue hindered Confederate aims.
The mobile unit plans an extended tour next summer driven by strong demand after the current test run. Joseph Papp, founder, says week-long stands will be at various city sites from among 39 visited this season. The company performs A Midsummer Night's Dream and a Lorca Spanish twin-bill in low income neighborhoods, with three cedar mas (likely/unclear) also staged by another cast in Central Park open-air theater.
Crossword clues include Goddess of victory and Eskimo knife with standard abbreviations for continents. Cryptoquote hints explain substitution cipher with Longfellow as key and a sample quote about avoiding trouble. Original service message notes yesterday's quote by Twain and decodes today's puzzle.
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