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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1963
Page
4
A philosophical line from Edward Morgan Forster on the creative state notes a man is taken out of himself. The editorial page presents a reflective thought for readers.
Kennedy remains wary of a landslide in 1964. Polls show strong popularity but aides and insiders warn of difficult paths in key states like New York Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois and the South. Rockefeller emergence and regional shifts could narrow the margin from his 1960 victory.
The nation’s major steamship lines conduct a Community Visit Program to show how foreign trade via American merchant ships boosts local economies. Leaders urge support for Kennedy trade expansion as data illustrate the jobs and earnings tied to export import activity across several states.
The first joint management clinic of meat packer and food chain executives in Florida featured the American Meat Institute and the National Association of Food Chains. The theme Selling More Meat at Lower Operating Cost aimed to reduce costs and improve merchandising from packer to consumer, highlighting benefits to American consumers.
Washington criticism mounts over the Bay of Pigs invasion as lawmakers push for investigations while cautioning against revisiting yesterday's mistakes. President Kennedy and Atty. Gen. Kennedy deny promises of air support amid questions on Russian presence in Cuba.
Business optimism remains intact as steel output recovers from January blizzards and auto sales approach January records. Dealers expect spring gains with stocks built to hedge potential summer strikes while consumer debt and auto lending rise. The stock market steadies after Schocks from Congress and De Gaulle's European tensions.
Hollywood actress June Allyson returns to filming a drama for the Dick Powell Theater series, the first since her husband Dick Powell died of cancer on January 2. Allyson cites humor as helping her cope with the loss.
Jane Powell returns to her role at Four Star Productions after a brief hiatus and moving house. She speaks of resuming work at Tom McDermott’s urging while prioritizing time with her two children. Powell plans may include Europe visits and possible future acting but stays based in California.
Letter writers urge against repealing the $3500 veteran exemption in Maine and warn that non service connected veterans and widows could lose property. They demand support for service connected cases and ask readers to lobby Augusta against the bill.
A jumble of crossword hints lists across entries with clues for easy pace autumns phrases and names including poets pilots and painters, plus many short foreign language cues and definitions. The fragmentary clues reference items like Hindu queen and Bohemian style while noting various linguistic endings and abbreviations.
Ruth Millett comments on a psychological study claiming women are socially more timid than men. She argues women plan outfits and host duties, while men enjoy late hours. the woman of the house sets the pace and says they should be leaving.
A feature on seniors volunteering with the Red Cross highlights roles from disaster relief preparation and nursing teaching to hospital visits by Grey Ladies and Grey Men. It notes older volunteers provide leadership, recruit blood donors, and supply valuable hours while age does not limit giving or receiving Red Cross services.
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