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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1965
Page
4
A civic appeal urges visitors to keep parks clean amid vandalism and litter. It condemns vandalism on cliff names and geysers and calls for public reporting and stricter punishment to curb the decline of America’s natural beauty.
The piece notes ongoing worries over U S military readiness in Viet Nam with shortages of materiel. Senator Tower cites budget limits as a cause while President Johnson seeks 1 7 billion emergency defense funds. Critics urge faster measures to ensure adequate equipment for a potentially prolonged national emergency.
The Portsmouth Herald mocks polite corn eating methods while praising unabashed chomping and butter smearing. It contrasts freewheeling eating with spiked devices and forks and notes dances have become stiff with formal trials.
Washington correspondent details a covert two week Red youth camp at Camp Midvale New Jersey where 80 selected youths were trained to lead future Communist party efforts. Leaders taught Marxist Leninist theory and methods to infiltrate civil rights and student movements for anti US goals.
In Vinh Long, First Sgt. William Bledsoe of Chattanooga marked his 47th birthday with a military birthday celebration at the MACV house. The caretaking of the unit's officers and men included a night of drinking, songs, and a surprise for Capt. Jack Miller, while dawn found Bledsoe at his desk, unbowed and disciplined.
Hollywood actor George Segal discusses his rapid rise, working with Elizabeth Taylor and Burton on Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? at Warner Bros. He describes a private set, protective boundaries with the Burtons, and his move from stage to Hollywood stardom after roles in Ship of Fools and The Young Interns.
An editor's note outlines an introductory primer on international liquidity balance of payments deficits and surpluses. The piece defines official reserves standby funds and IMF roles while outlining how deficits are settled and what drives global money flows.
A composite column outlines that private corporations and banks fund day to day deficits and surpluses, with government reserves only invoked for persistent large deficits. It contrasts balance of trade with balance of payments and notes the role of central authorities in extreme cases. It also includes readers letters and a book review on The Man Who Had Everything by Donald M. Murray.
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