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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1963
Page
4
A compact editorial note reflects on time past and time present, noting that time improved is eloquent in God’s praise as expressed by Mary Baker Eddy. The message emphasizes reverence for divine perspective across eras.
Arthur Miller argues boredom and lack of real challenge drive youth crime worldwide from Europe to the Soviet Union. He criticizes permissive adults and welfare for sheltering the young while urging parents and youths to face responsibility and grow up through work and study.
Washington analyst notes Gen. Lucius Clay leads a nine person foreign aid advisory panel to assess policy. It aims to curb unnecessary or insecure aid and report to President Kennedy by March 1 while avoiding lobbying.
Hollywood reports ABC will debut Warner Brothers western The Dakotas next Monday amid sparse midseason Westerns. Writer-actor Larry Ward leads the cast with producer Julius Schermer asserting timely themes. The show faces tough odds as it battles changing tastes and a five week window before options expire.
Paul Harvey argues public figures must accept criticism for errors and misjudgments. He reflects on Adlai Stevenson’s roles in Bay of Pigs, Cuba, and Security Council debates, noting opponents use past words against leaders and that accountability comes with public life.
Across four November elections voters rejected public utility districts in Oregon, dissolved districts, and a municipally owned option in Kentucky, while Portland Indiana sold its municipal system to a private firm. The pattern suggests voters prefer investor owned, taxed, regulated utilities over socialized power.
Life magazine highlights the King Husker bull as a symbol of American meat abundance and modern livestock science. It notes rapid growth and improvements in cattle and poultry through fed nutrition and antibiotics, with beef cattle reaching market weight in about 18 months and chickens doubling earlier growth in nine weeks.
James Marlow analyzes a widening split between China and the Soviet Union. He notes Chinese accusations of Khrushchev’s appeasement over Cuba and a denunciation in the People’s Daily. The piece argues the clash threatens East-West peace and fracturing communist doctrine.
Roger Babson argues that rising labor costs from wages and fringe benefits threaten American industry and living standards. He cites a 120 percent rise in pay and 325 percent for fringes since the 1950s, urges adherence to productivity guidelines, and notes unions push for longer hours or large raises despite economic risk.
The text presents the Biddeford Maine newspaper masthead with publication details all departments and contact numbers, subscription rates in advance for one month six months and one year, and a note on Associated Press rights. It documents the publisher editor and business department listings and the second class postage status.
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You can improve mail service by mailing early in the day to aid distribution and en route connections and reduce night shift costs. Presort mail into delivery zone bundles to expedite delivery. Package shipments adequately to prevent damage. Your postmaster can help. Shall we work together for mutual advantage.
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