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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1962
Page
4
The piece argues that dictatorships corrupt broadly beyond restricting rights and cites the nine day ordeal of 13 Canadian seamen adrift after watered fuel in Havana. It questions if Cuban authorities directed the act, urging that dictatorship destroys moral climate beyond freedom. It contrasts democracy and dictatorship as much about guiding philosophy as rights.
An old warning about investing warns that fools lose money buying on tips. The New York Stock Exchange enforces strict rules and has introduced exams for securities salesmen and new members to raise standards. Investors must use these safeguards. knowledge is power.
Reader's Digest essay by John Strohm argues that U S families retain about 80 cents of each dollar after taxes for other needs while food costs vary globally. He credits farmers, suppliers, packers, manufacturers and retailers for progress in production, distribution and ready meals under free market competition.
In Brooklyn police paused a raid on a suspected bookie joint when three lean Doberman pinschers in the back room caused caution. ASPCA men collar the dogs, police arrest the bookies, and the ASPCA later collects nine dollars in license fees. The piece closes with a string of aphorisms on bad company and adjourning Congress.
Peter Edson reports that Washington hopes the Geneva disarmament and nuclear test ban conferences will reveal a new, more relaxed Soviet posture after Cuba. Western leaders, wary of deception, seek firm NATO action and real inspections, with Berlin and disarmament pact as key tests. Khrushchev’s Cuba withdrawal may be a strategic pause, not a pledge of peace.
The NBC Mutiny episode reworks 1842 mutiny on a training ship with a troubled 17 year old apprentice, Robert Walker, and Dana Andrews as the captain. It ends with the boy stumbling overboard rather than being executed. The World of Jacqueline Kennedy and Shakespeare Soul of an Age programs are also noted alongside Bernstein's New York Philharmonic offering.
Maine housewives embrace Maine raised chicken as an economical luxury, broadening weekly menus beyond roast and fried. The piece praises Maine poultry as the world’s best, driving farm employment and regional economy while urging diverse preparations from chicken cacciatore to curried dishes. It notes Maine’s dominance in New York market perception and suggests national restaurants recognize its quality.
A James Marlow AP analysis critiques U S government news secrecy from Kennedy through the Cuban crisis and beyond. It notes sharp controls during crises, cites Moss and Sylvester on Pentagon reporting orders, and argues secrecy often exceeds necessity, hindering press freedom and transparency.
Biddeford Maine ad column touts economical chicken from nearby sources. Promotes buying whole or parts for dishes like chicken and dumplings. Ends with a promotional flourish urging action tomorrow.
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The American Association of Homes for the Aging AAHA fosters public concern and better standards for aging institutions. It released a 1982 directory of non profit homes listing bed capacity sponsors and administrators, with licensing rules by state. The group plans future guidelines to rate and improve facilities nationwide.
The piece notes that reporting on officials’ statements creates extra work and risk for staff, while withholding information can mask mistakes. Kennedy admitted fault for the Cuban invasion, yet that act hid aides’ roles. A House subcommittee cites secrecy as a refuge for incompetents, arguing the era requires more news release rather than less. Presidents Truman Eisenhower Kennedy faced restraints, with critics saying shades have fallen too far since Truman.
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