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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1965
Page
4
The strongest is never strong enough to be always the master unless he transforms strength into right and obedience into duty as Rousseau urged. This brief editorial reflects on moral power, responsibility, and the call to translate force into justice in public life.
An analysis explains U S involvement in Viet Nam as a burden of commitment to stop Communist expansion. It traces postwar policy from Marshall Plan to Korea and Berlin airlift, notes South Viet Nam advisers escalated into direct clashes with North Vietnamese forces, and argues the global line between freedom and ideological slavery must be defended.
The bullet shaped dream train on the Tokyo Osaka route averages 102 mph over three hours and ten minutes, with experiments up to 160 mph and a cruising 130 mph. Riders prefer the service, contrasting American railroads suffering passenger declines and cutbacks.
A New Jersey physician refused to accept a $10 arrears claim and visited the utilities company in person to prove he was not in arrears. After the correction, he billed the company for assisting them in bookkeeping and was credited $10. The anecdote suggests a method for customers frustrated by slow service and miscalculations.
Washington analysis argues that in the last two decades the White House gained indirect powers through budgeting contracting stockpiles and regulatory leverage. It contends presidents can influence prices wages hiring and school curricula via tools not enumerated in the Constitution.
Hal Boyle reflects on how marriage alters a husband from gallant suitor to demanding, frugal, and punctual partner. The piece humorously notes shifts in romance, generosity, vanity, and energy after the wedding, concluding nothing changed except normal behavior after marriage.
The Federal Reserve Board wrestles with congressional critics and the White House as it weighs raising the discount rate for 6,223 member banks. The issue hinges on curbing inflation versus supporting ongoing economic expansion, while debate continues over monetary independence from Congress and administration policies.
Ruth Millett notes a wife may misread compliments from her husband. She lists examples of everyday acts that count as compliments, from morning kisses and shared decisions to appreciation for homemaking and family care, suggesting the best compliment is lasting marriage.
In letters to the Journal and quotes from Portland and Biddeford Saco Journal items, Alderman Ernest Whitten argues that in a free open society it is futile for any government to place false propaganda, citing numerous non governmental information sources to refute it. The piece notes Samantha Eggar’s film career and contracts, including Walk Don't Run and The Collector, highlighting her rise and bath scenes controversy.
Readers ask about Social Security and veterans pensions. The guidance notes that claiming benefits when eligible avoids losses, explains widow benefits from a deceased spouse, and outlines pension amounts for World War I widows based on income thresholds, with details continuing on page five.
The Biddeford Saco Journal notes publication at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine with staff roles and contact numbers. Subscription rates are listed in advance: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00.
A complete daily crossword with across clues from 1 Fuel to 59 Preposition and down clues 1 Treaty to 53 Pray Lat. Includes entries like 9 Depreciate and 41 Menial. Puzzle features standard grid style and typical wordplay clues.
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