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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1965
Page
4
A concise editorial note quotes Dio Chrysostom about how those with sore eyes find light painful yet darkness restful, framing a meditation on perception and comfort in different conditions. The fragment presents a classical reflection rather than news.
The American Motorist is exonerated from disfiguring the land while Keep America Beautiful reports locals, not tourists, discard 78 percent of roadside trash. The group notes fines have limited effect and suggests cleaning assignments and persistent education to curb littering.
An FBI agent addressing Kansas county attorneys argues law enforcement lacks knowledge about sex offenders and their motives. He says many offenders show warning signs long before arrest, and that teachers ministers doctors lawyers and police should be trained to detect troubled minds and refer them to help.
France's first satellite shows limited thrust compared with the United States and the Soviet Union, but Paris already can launch its own nuclear warheads. The piece warns that French space cooperation with Moscow and potential ties with Red China could heighten global risk, urging Gen de Gaulle to steer space prowess toward harmony rather than rivalry.
The United Nations General Assembly backed a 1967 world disarmament conference, minus Nationalist China and with France abstaining. The piece notes how such talks stall, citing the Geneva 17-nation talks and the familiar cycle of speeches, empty seats, and slow progress, echoing 1930s disarmament failures.
HAL BOYLE argues the best time to live is the present, with romantics seeking past glamour and gamblers chasing future wildness. Realists, he says, savor today’s bread and wine as change accelerates through wars, depots, jets, and atomic-age shifts. Now is the best time.
The government reports that factory workers' take home pay has risen faster than the cost of living in October. The consumer price index stands at 110.4 percent of the 1957 59 average, up 1.9 percent from a year ago, while pay for a three dependent worker is 116.1 percent of the baseline, with $97.82 weekly take home and $5.64 more than last year to meet bills. Only personal care costs fell this year.
Frederick Loewe, famed for My Fair Lady and Camelot, has retired since 1960. He lives in Palm Springs enjoying a lavish desert estate, yacht summers on the Riviera, and frequent travels to Paris London Vienna New York. He donated royalties to Palm Springs Hospital and continues a life of leisure with health, peace of mind, and a love of gardening and quiet routines.
In a volatile market, Treasury issues sell below face value for yields above four percent to maturity. Many estates lack liquidity, risking taxes if heirs must liquidate illiquid assets. The piece critiques overvalued romance equities and urges ultra conservative steps amid market volatility.
Paul Harvey discusses postwar propaganda, advertising tactics, and the U S Information Agency. He cites Arthur Meyerhoff's ideas on selling ideologies, favors a continuous aggressive blitz of facts, and emphasizes promoting Treasury bonds and financial self reliance through advertising techniques.
Local Biddeford Maine newspaper page lists the Daily Crossword Puzzle. Publication details show address 11 Adams Street and staff such as publisher W Paul Casavant and editor E P Ingalls. Subscriptions are offered in advance with rates for one month six months and one year.
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