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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1964
Page
4
Editorial notice cites Alexander Pope on the danger of excess as extremes’ fate, noting how both men and books can be read too much. The brief reflection reflects on limits of scrutiny and interpretation in public discourse.
The piece debates Barry Goldwater’s remark extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. It contrasts extreme acts with extremism, noting the need for precise language, cites Eisenhower and Nixon letters, and asks whether actions from WWII to civil rights debates are extremism or necessary responses. The discussion asks if violence or coercive measures can ever be justified.
Washington reports the Khanh regime in South Vietnam is unstable and indecisive with posts unfilled, rival generals clashing and coup talks rife. U.S. officials fear a coup and press security measures, reorganize Khanh’s intelligence, and convene a Friday war strategy board to tighten top direction and deter uprisings.
A Civic group of 65 leaders, Negro and white, quietly engaged during Cleveland’s racial tensions over school integration. They listened, discussed, and supported the new school superintendent’s plan for equality of quality education, signing a pledge to back his efforts. The effort aims to reduce violence and name calling as the new school year begins, offering a model for other communities.
A 10 year old voices summer woes caused by adults chores and restrictions. He laments parents and grandparents dictating routines and tv choices and blocking adventures like frog hunting and camping. He complains that adults enjoy freedom while kids face daily interruptions, scrubbing floors, rain delays, and thwarted plans.
Investors Forum notes New York City hosts six top banks with deposits around 40 billion dollars and loan and discount totals near 23.75 billion. Morgan Guaranty is a wholesale bank tied to 96 of the top 100 firms while others have hundreds of thousands of customers. Bank stocks yield no interest on demand funds yet offer solid income via dividends and stock growth as seen in Morgan Guaranty’s long run gains.
Ruth Millett argues that a second home is more a hideaway than a status symbol, offering a relaxing weekend retreat from city life. She notes cottages provide escape from daily pressures, with less need for formal entertaining and clock watching, though for some it remains a symbol.
Veterans without service connected disabilities may still gain VA hospital care if a VA doctor approves hospitalization, the veteran is financially unable to pay elsewhere, and a bed is available. Widows may qualify for GI home loans if the husband died in service or from a service-connected disability, with time limits. Pension and Social Security questions outline income and earnings impacts, including spousal benefits and early retirement effects.
A Ben Haas novel set in a mythical Muskogee explores Deep South racism through Cary Br and Huse Whitley. The story follows wartime roles, political ambitions, and civil rights conflict, portraying a flawed society via a cast including a near-white necro daughter and Klan-linked figures.
Reader note urges readers with substantial sums to study six prime New York City bank stocks as future value gains grow. It explains dealers trade for their own account with no commission and invites individual inquiry to advise on building cash balances amid anticipated lower stock prices.
Puzzle item presents a mini crossword with clues Near Merciless and a cryptogram quote puzzle. It includes the cryptogram decoding example using the Longfellow mapping and cites a Saturday quote attributed to Lichtenberg, 1964.
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