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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1964
Page
4
An opinion piece quotes Charles Sprague reflecting on a life spent pursuing wealth through unscrupulous gains. The compact editorial laments moral decline linked to greed and calls for prudent public reflection.
An article argues brokers should be trusted advisers and urges safeguards against underworld influence in finance. It notes SEC actions against unlisted brokers and the need for background checks while praising rehabilitation and demanding integrity in securities firms to protect public confidence.
Lar Daly, Chicago bar stool maker and perennial candidate, seeks the Republican gubernatorial nomination amid two rivals and possible third aboard, as Charles Carpentier withdraws for health reasons. Analysts note Daly’s long losing streak may reflect an enduring Illinois base while party veterans watch the primary closely.
Dr. Alan Barach suggests a safe smoking method involving puffing then inhaling air through the nose without drawing smoke into the lungs. He claims no scientific link to lung cancer from non inhaling, though evidence is scant that the exercise will satisfy many smokers. The technique mirrors what novices do before learning to inhale.
A columnist once lamented the loss of echoes and questions if echoes can still be produced as before. The note muses on natural echoes from a creek or valley and a gunshot, suggesting a need for a scientific explanation behind any change. The piece ends with reflections on social status and practical matters.
A reader praises a mother in law who never imposes or judges. She offers help when needed, respects decisions, shares opinions only when asked, loves grandchildren without criticism, and treats the daughter in law as a daughter. The letter suggests all mothers in law could learn from her example.
Paul Harvey critiques modern youth culture and rapid social change, warning that accelerated schooling and media focus on sex may stunt childhood. He notes juvenile crime trends and fears premature adulthood while urging patience for boys and girls to mature naturally.
Washington report notes Lyndon Johnson keeps a heavy reading habit with long hours of newspaper study. Aides describe him as an action reader who focuses on problems, then moves on, while someone compares his breadth to Kennedy’s reading style.
Hal Boyle jokes about the formula conversationalist who talks only about themselves. He mocks self help advice from Dale Carnegie and suggests a brutal reply to stop the bore, noting the danger of fake interest and offering a sharp comeback.
The first quarter shows gains over a year ago across most economic sectors. Personal incomes rise from faster activity and government actions, with disposable incomes boosted by a federal tax cut expected in March. Industrial production reaches a record high, housing starts jump, and retail sales exceed the prior year, while weather and seasonal factors temper some areas.
Readers accuse General Eisenhower of cruel acts including sending White Russians back to Russia for massacres and claim his postwar conduct favored communists and foreign leaders. The letter questions his leadership roles at Columbia University and on the presidential ticket and hints at a desegregation deal with Earl Warren. Continued on Page Ten.
Publication data for Biddeford Saco Journal at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine lists publisher editor and phone numbers and shows subscription rates payable in advance with monthly six month and yearly options The notice also states AP membership and rights to local news and dispatches and includes postal classification information.
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