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The piece recalls unity under a shared flag and enduring national bonds. It invokes the idea of lasting union across lakes lands and states and emphasizes the steadfast spirit linking citizens and the nation.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1964
Page
4
The piece recalls unity under a shared flag and enduring national bonds. It invokes the idea of lasting union across lakes lands and states and emphasizes the steadfast spirit linking citizens and the nation.
A reflection on Abraham Lincoln’s enduring relevance after John F. Kennedy’s death. The piece argues Lincoln’s wisdom must inspire action toward brotherhood and societal progress, urging readers to translate words into tangible improvement.
Dr. Alan D. Swain of the University of New Mexico argues that repeated scolding harms performance. Correcting errors breeds more mistakes as the worker mentally defends against admonition. He cautions executives to avoid chronic nagging to prevent ulcers and higher turnover.
The Maine's destruction in Havana harbor and the loss of 260 sailors sparked the Spanish American War, with Dewey’s Manila victory preceding fighting. Enlistment surged, the U.S. acquired the Philippines for $20 million, and Cuba’s liberation followed, though the event is rarely observed today.
Austria's mint, not a monarchy since 1918, crafts more silver Maria Theresa coins dated 1780. The coins, used as currency in Africa and Asia, fetch about $1.11 newly minted. The mint also offers a gold 1892 Francis Joseph I coin, and in crises like Berlin or Cuba, it sees runs for gold and silver security.
Washington correspondent notes cautious optimism among Philadelphia’s Negro leaders who press for jobs housing and better schools while warning that pressure and demonstrations alone cannot secure skilled jobs. Some leaders favor desegregation but fear busing and stress improving education standards to reduce white fears and resistance.
Hal Boyle argues for valuing enmity as an energizing force in life. Enemies test mettle, spur self improvement, and can resemble lifelong allies, offering perspective and impetus even as long friendships remain valuable.
Employers will withhold federal income tax at 14 percent versus 18 percent boosting take home pay for many workers. Some in lower brackets may still owe and others in higher brackets may need to adjust withholding to cover the remaining tax due. This April brings two sets of rules as returns for 1963 are filed and 1964 declarations prepared with IRS guidance expected to be costly and sprawling.
The piece argues leisure time for women, especially homemakers, should be used to pursue learning, new careers, volunteering, or study rather than aimless shopping or gossip. It emphasizes using the mind to avoid boredom and improve satisfaction with life.
A five year study shows widowers face higher death rates than married men, especially in the first six months after bereavement. Experts link better nutrition, medicine adherence, and the desolation effect to this disparity, while noting rising elderly marriages improve well being.
The Journal prints readers letters urging frank critique of Washington policy and party stances. One writer cites Nixon like tactics, condemns Republicans, and argues against internationalism and communism as treason. Charles Parsons.
The Biddeford Maine daily paper edited by E P Ingalls and W Paul Casavant provides readers with local news from Biddeford. It notes subscription rates in advance and AP membership rights, including second class postage.
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