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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1964
Page
4
An editorial page thought quotes George Moore on a man who travels the world in search of what he needs and returns home to find it, reflecting on fulfillment and home.
Educators praise U S support for foreign students with about 75000 learners on campuses worldwide. Princeton economist Frederick Harbison argues such aid may hurt developing nations by draining talent from home, using Nigeria as an example. He calls for evaluating whether U S help builds local institutions or serves other aims.
Montreal researchers explore breaking the three square meals habit with five or six meals daily. Dr. Frederick Stare notes Bali women eat six meals and stay thin, while rats show positive results. A daunting education campaign and odd food lifetime totals accompany the debate.
English scientist Sir Leon Bagrit predicts miniaturized computers will fit in a suitcase in 1974 and in pocket size by then. He envisions them as interpreters linking to national or global computing centers providing instant access to limitless information. The piece notes mixed reactions from critics and speculates on social impact and unintended consequences.
Maxwell Taylor the American ambassador to South Vietnam struggles with personal warmth and approachability, hindering trust with Vietnamese counterparts. Observers say he is brilliant and logical but distant, requiring him to adapt by valuing informal, personal ties with Vietnamese leaders and American colleagues to bridge cultural gaps and improve cooperation.
President Johnson asks businessmen bankers and Congress to raise some loan rates but not others to spur growth without triggering inflation or hurting confidence. Boston’s First National Bank halted a rate rise as part of the stance while federal policy aims to keep short term rates high, long term rates stable, and funds ample for growth.
Trustees of a Liberal Arts college outline short term and long term investment policies. Short term needs require secure dollar maturity with Treasury bonds yielding near par, while long term goals favor prime common stocks for growth. The article urges endowment managers to study rates, use bonds for near term, and pivot to equities for 25 to 75 year horizons.
Ruth Millett recounts a London divorce court judge remarks on a wife’s nagging and suggests husbands use a tape recorder to expose private nitpicking. The piece riffs that nagging could stop if wives heard themselves, noting women often sweet talk husbands in public.
A nationwide survey across cities like Chicago Phoenix Los Angeles and San Francisco shows experts and retirees agree retirement planning is the key issue. Many stress money housing and healthcare as major problems while pre retirement guidance grows with programs in schools television and corporate counseling.
The Forum features a multi-person Q and A on the impact of England raising its money rate to seven percent. A respondent posits higher costs in the United States as a result, with emphasis on inflation protection and capital growth.
A listing of crossword clues including Flying Dutchman and others for entry numbers 15 to 64 with various definitions. Clues range from sign up to stage speech and include Rimsky Korsakov opera and bench terms, probing for multiple word answers and cross connections.
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