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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1964
Page
4
The page presents a brief meditation on belief and future life, reflecting on how individuals judge probabilities for themselves. It cites Charles Darwin to frame the topic and invites readers to consider personal conviction in uncertain outcomes.
The article analyzes the split between the Soviet Union and Red China and their bid to recruit nonaligned nations through military and trade maneuvers. It notes France recognizing Red China and China seeking new trade partners while the Soviet Chinese alliance remains intact as a unified war machine against the West.
Labor Secretary Wirtz testifies before a House subcommittee comparing last year and 1957 job data. He argues forcing double time for overtime could cut unemployment but warns cost and price effects may make the plan impractical, risking reduced production and higher consumer prices.
The new Soviet cultural exchange pact tightens limits on American media to 62 000 copies for Amer i ka and bans other periodicals and jazz groups. Moscow favors its own arts like symphonies choirs ballet and ice shows, shaping a controlled flow of entertainment.
Federal courts have upheld railroads' right to eliminate unnecessary jobs for a fifth time after the Supreme Court cleared the way by August. The arbitration board sided with railroads, triggering further appeals. The ongoing dispute may reach the Supreme Court again as labor unions face economic reality.
Washington reports a quiet but sharp struggle among 12 top Soviet leaders as six aged or ill members face replacement. Khrushchev may emerge stronger after a planned reshuffle, with several proteges poised to gain influence while aging rivals falter.
Hollywood AP James Franciscus talks about avoiding mob scenes after Naked City fame. He stars as English teacher in Mr Novak and accepted Youngblood Hawke lead before the show hits. He says he wants a quiet life and sees steady work ahead.
Babson Park Massachusetts adviser Roger Babson weighs where to retire noting climate balance, costs, and long term finances. He warns warm states have tradeoffs, urges careful location choice, and offers ideas for retirement income, housing, and postwork activities.
The writer extols Biddeford city leaders for watchdog councilmen and a popular mayor. He criticizes two freshmen councillors for following a has been politician and predicts the advisor’s name appearing in the June primaries. The letter defends the administration and urges independent judgment.
Pamela Frankau’s novel follows the Weston children and nanny Blanche at a summer seaside home. Father Philip Weston staggers between debt, show business vanity, and a marriage to a wealthy American divorcee with a tomboy daughter Rab. Thomas, the youngest, hints at a psychic gift, shaping the family drama.
A review of The Eye of the Lion by Lae Tucker Wertenbaker from Little, Brown notes a vivid but leisurely English tone. It portrays Mata Hari as a glamorized dancer entangled with Lasbogue and Franz van Weel amid postwar intrigue and espionage.
Biddeford Saco Journal details the newsroom staff led by W Paul Casavant publisher and E P Ingalls managing editor with phone lines for editorial and business departments. It lists subscription rates: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with local news and AP dispatches reserved for republication.
The author urges selecting a state by studying real estate materials and library data to gauge the local atmosphere. Visit the capital’s Chamber of Commerce for climate data and opportunities, then tour various regions to gauge viability before making a move.
Paul Harvey argues Communists seek to enter ballots in 1964 to gain legitimacy and press coverage. He cites CPUSA strategy, calls for public opposition, and warns tolerance enables an international criminal conspiracy. He equates political exposure with danger to American values and urges decisive action.
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