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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1962
Page
4
The editorial reflects on Edmund Storer words that the interests of childhood and youth align with the interests of mankind. It emphasizes the value of nurturing young minds and the long term impact on society, urging readers to prioritize education, protection, and opportunities for the young.
The piece argues that democratic rights require government transparency even in emergencies. It warns against withholding or制造 misinformation for national security and urges vigilant public scrutiny. It cites WWII censorship, stressing that a nation’s security rests on informed citizens, not manipulated masses.
White House sources say President Kennedy and advisers have not decided where to seek reform in the 1963 tax plan. Mills urges linking reform to rate cuts, but no specifics exist. Economists estimate removing many exclusions could raise up to 25 billion dollars in revenue.
The basic difference between the Western and Communist worlds lies in economic systems. The West uses free enterprise capitalism while the East relies on government ownership. Western citizens invest more in corporations, with about 10 percent of Americans owning shares, and similar trends seen in Britain per Anthony Sampson.
The article warns that a broad tax cut for individuals and corporations is likely soon after Congress reconvenes. An $8 to $10 billion slice is expected this year with deficits around $8 billion and a potential $18 billion shortfall next year, risking inflation and tighter government economy.
A scrambled list of crossword clues and partial answers with numbers and phrases that resemble a crossword grid. The text combines hints for many entries, including sounds for silence, locations, languages, and generic terms, but is incomplete and garbled in places.
Ruth Millett notes a British booklet translates parent remarks to reveal concern and love behind nagging. The piece argues teens need guidance on understanding parental reactions, not just parents learning to relate to youth.
The program provided home dental care to 109 patients in nursing homes and private residences, delivering full clinic services except X rays. Staff faced patient reluctance yet ensured treatment. the broader goal is to expand lessons learned to other communities.
A four year effort by Public Health Service, University of Kansas City School of Dentistry, and local agencies showed the dental care need among 3300 homebound and institutionalized people, most over 65, and demonstrated success by removing economic and access barriers, delivering clinic services to homes and nursing homes, and training staff to engage the elderly without making them feel like a burden. The program treated 1555 patients, 978 from nursing homes and 577 home bound, beginning January 6, 1958 with a 63 year old patient seeking full dentures.
TV and radio Christmas competition wanes as viewers abandon the holiday schedule. Critics note a sparse audience for daytime fare and telecasts, with religious services standing out. Bing Crosby’s Christmas Eve special on ABC feels subdued, while NBC announces Wild Kingdom debut. CBS airs Year of Crisis review, NBC's Perry Como New Year, and Eleanor Powell dances.
Paul Harvey comments on Cold War tensions with Khrushchev, noting a shift from threats to negotiated coexistence while warning the Soviet objective remains world domination. He cites Russia’s slowed postwar growth, hopes for a temporary breather, and cautions against trusting a conciliatory veneer.Copyright 1962 General Features Corp.
Biddeford Lace Journal at 11 Adams Street published daily except Sunday with Paul Casavant as publisher and T J Mahoney as editor. Subscription rates in advance list one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. Member of the Associated Press. Entered as second class mail at Biddeford Post Office Maine.
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