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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1965
Page
4
A newspaper editorial card presents a quotation attributed to Alexander Pope stating a man should not be ashamed to admit past error, framing it as evidence of wisdom gained. The item emphasizes self improvement and moral accountability in concise period style.
The Biddeford city administration contemplates higher taxes on Pepperell Manufacturing, risking the impact on a firm with over seven million dollars in annual payroll, now merged with West Point Corp. The piece urges an equitable industrial climate to attract and retain business, warning against political harassment that could drive Pepperell away.
A reflection urges leaders of nations and organizations to apply science and benevolence for a golden age. It argues that true worth lies in selflessness and aiding the less fortunate, contrasting noble aims with power lust and fear. The Christmas spirit is portrayed as a living force guiding humane policy.
The article recalls Philippian gospel peace and notes 1900 years of Christmases yet wars persist. It laments violence from Viet Nam, wall building, tyranny, and road danger from missed payments. It frames hope in the Prince of Peace and the shepherds’ message.
Washington analysis argues a Romney 1966 win could cue GOP endorsements for 1968. It compares moderates' risk of inaction to 1952 Eisenhower momentum, noting Nixon remains conservative favorite and detailing Dewey-Lodge strategy steps to mobilize delegates and governors for an early nomination drive.
HAL BOYLE in New York recalls how older generations view Christmas with nostalgia for colder rooms wooden trees and homemade decorations. They remember modest gifts and the orange in the stocking while questioning modern excess and prosperity versus character.
About 8 000 letters from youths and educators request a school friendly guide to stock terms. Avnet Inc includes A Little Dictionary of Business Terms with definitions like bear and bull and explains dividends and company growth as it urges study of history and industry conditions before buying stock.
Paul Harvey notes a surge in conservative groups on campuses and in Congress. Young Republicans grow from 180000 to 400000, outpacing Young Democrats, while conservative student groups like Young Americans for Freedom and the Intercollegiate Society of Individualists gain traction. He cites declining Liberal student organizations and a shift toward conservative thought as a generational trend.
The piece argues that Americans feel the same unhearing response from powers in Washington and unions as in Forster's cave. It praises empathy for protesting youth while critiquing hostile reactions to draft cards and student riots as a misguided reaction to a larger sense of helplessness.
The notice lists crossword hints with numbers 48 through 64 across various word clues. Entries include locations along the Loire and common terms like ascends, gratis three words, curve, single, Japanese boxes, Mme Bovary, Koko's weapon, cravats, and bird food.
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