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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1965
Page
4
Editorial argues the U S decision not to press a showdown over arrears paralyzes the United Nations. It notes the U N needs about 63 million dollars for peacekeeping in Congo and the Middle East and expects voluntary contributions.
Opinion piece argues U S shipping declines due to higher wages and union demands. It cites low flag use, featherbedding, and a strike idling ships on the eastern seaboard. It claims captains must join unions to sail and critiques Meany arbitration offers.
American business increases support for higher education with over 200 million in annual contributions and 33 million in scholarships and aid. More than 500 companies sponsor programs, a high yield venture cited as essential, with growing corporate involvement across colleges and universities.
Read as a diary from a Viet Nam hamlet chief detailing daily VC threats and clashes. Entries cover patrols barricades and a school targeted by Viet Cong, family pressures, defections, and intelligence on positions.
HAL BOYLE recalls childhood nostalgia in New York A P reminiscences about everyday chores and small rituals from past decades. He notes how memory preserves joy and humor from days when coal oil grocery runs long church offerings and first pants marked family roles and social habits.
AP reports that 1965 profits after taxes surge with a 63 percent rise from 1961 levels and cash dividends up 11 percent year to date. The two stat increases reflect tax cuts from 52 to 48 percent and eased depreciation rules aiding corporate profits. Churchill Downs notes Bermuda grass dominates infield turf.
Biddeford Saco Journal at 11 Adams Street publishes daily except Sunday from Biddeford Maine. W Paul Casavant is publisher and E P Ingalls managing editor with local subscriptions priced at 1 month 1.85 six months 10.50 and 1 year 21.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press.
In a critique of federal overreach, the piece argues Congress voted 346 to four to create a Federal Boxing Commission. It condemns government control of sport and warns of bureaucrats expanding into wages, welfare, and insurance, likening boxing to a dying, mismanaged spectacle.
Dear Mrs Lawrence counsels that a dictating parent cannot be negotiated with and urges choosing either fighting or distancing. The writer, 44 and married, endures control and self-loathing from her domineering mother who condemns smoking and card play. Time, courage and distance may lessen the old fear.
Review of Marianne Greenwood memoir The Tattooed Heart of Livingstone detailing a vibrant Bohemian life across Guatemala Mexico and Europe. The narrative blends sensuous impressions with biographical shocks including two broken marriages and creative affairs.
A compact crosswords list with numbered clues and hints across various categories. Includes furniture layout birds outdoor events put to proof long range shot senate employees famous newspaper man and other varied terms with brief definitions or synonyms.
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