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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1964
Page
4
Editorial page carries a Byron quotation about learning and misquoting. It presents a reflective stance on interpretation and the perils of taking words out of context, inviting readers to consider accuracy in quotation and the value of careful reading.
The piece argues that modern education risks producing conformists rather than original thinkers. It cautions that more money and effort do not guarantee educated people, and that mechanization and specialization suppress natural curiosity. A rigid curriculum, it says, limits opportunities for originality and intellectual growth among youth.
A 1960s analysis notes the rising average delay before trial for personal injury cases, from 4 months to 18.7 months, higher in large-population areas. It cites Cook County and Allegheny as worst offenders, contrasts with shorter waits in Los Angeles and Dade County, and urges reforms while criticizing political and judicial roles in delaying due process.
Washington officials acknowledge overoptimism on progress in South Viet Nam. Diem reports masked real gains. battles won rarely translate to lasting victory. Experts warn guerrilla strategy targets minds, not fronts, and fear new rulers misunderstand peasantry, especially in the Delta, where Communists held sway for two decades.
Paul Harvey declares he will not wear any party label. He argues leaders with steady principles outshine caustic critics and praises President Johnson's dollar stabilization effort while noting the outs and ins must differ in an election year. He stresses he is not running for or from anything.
A Journal editor’s clarification letter critiques claims by American Constitutionalist and Mr Parsons about Roosevelt deaths and dissenters. The writer argues for accuracy, cites World Book Encyclopedia figures of American deaths, and warns against accepting exaggeration as fact. The piece stresses democracy and warns against division.
The U S automobile industry capped a prosperous year by selling more cars than ever. A 1955 record was surpassed on December 20 with 370000 imports, while domestic car sales fell below eight years earlier. The shift favors standard size cars as compact cars fade from urgency. A Georgia girl was arrested for driving while intoxicated. An amateur radio operator joins in the weather code in his head.
Hollywood observer blasts TV coverage for focusing on quarterbacks and the ball, ignoring line play and receivers. He mocks the 12 inch screen bias, notes how Y A Tittle often replaces Frank Gifford, and jokes about preferring live games to vivid but narrow broadcasts.
Babson urges investors to seek opportunities in independent firms rather than only blue chip stocks. He cites inventions born in small companies and warns that big firms crowd out independents. He highlights local telephone companies and warns to research before investing, noting independents serve many communities and boost local economies.
Vincent Sheean chronicles the marriage of Sinclair Lewis and Dorothy Thompson from London 1928 to Vermont 1942 using diaries letters and papers from Syracuse University. The book blends fact and opinion with friends recollections and vivid 1930s context.
Liddeford Saco Journal prints daily except Sunday from Biddeford Maine with publishing staff headed by W Paul Casavant president and E P Ingalls managing editor. Subscription rates in advance list one month 185, six months 10 50 and one year 21 00. Associated Press is credited for local news and dispatches.
Crossword entries list definitions with numbers for a daily puzzle. Clues include vestment destined earth goddess Siegfried give leave and other varied hints. Answers span small pear circus performers and octet member selecting colors and terms.
A review notes that The Personality of Chess surveys chess origins psychology and culture with Horowitz and Rothenberg highlighting figures such as Bobby Fischer and Horowitzs own career. The book covers art form literature and problems while discussing what makes a strong master.
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