Thought for Evening by Mary Baker Eddy
Editorial page vignette reflects on guarding and guiding a child’s germinating thoughts and inclinations, emphasizing spiritual nurture and moral development as essential for youth.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1963
Page
4
Editorial page vignette reflects on guarding and guiding a child’s germinating thoughts and inclinations, emphasizing spiritual nurture and moral development as essential for youth.
Analysts warn that despite higher high school and college completion, 58 million Americans remain undereducated. 11 million adults struggle with literacy, while 450 000 more pursue basic or high school work and 930 000 enroll in courses. The debate echoes Hutchins on ideas versus information.
Washington Capitol officials install new metal plates over elevator doors to replace confusing B F P G markings with a B 1 2 3 system. The move aims to aid visitors and tourists despite a high cost of about 9500 dollars.
Illinois Senator Douglas, regarded as liberal, challenges National Institute of Health expenditures citing projects and grants such as Oral Health of Icelandic Peoples 14030 and A Stereo Static Atlas of the Beagle Brain 9775 as emblematic gang research. He argues wasteful spending fuels needless bureaucracy and urges taxpayer savings.
The two powers consider a U S Soviet air service agreement linking Aeroflot and Pan American World Airways. Officials emphasize careful terms to ensure fair, durable access, aiming to foster better understanding and reduce world tensions.
A Minneapolis People-to-People committee organized a relief effort after the Iranian earthquake. Pan American Airways provided a cargo plane within a week to ship 18,500 blankets to Teheran, with CARE handling distribution to victims.
In New York a young man asks which of two women to marry both similar in looks and money. Five married philosophers debate. four favor the homely partner citing humor and stability while one speaker admits recent marriage to beauty ends quickly after three months.
AP analysis notes the 1964 budget hinges on tax cuts and economic direction. It warns Treasury deficits, rising debt and cash shortfalls despite anticipated higher outlays, with debt limits likely to be raised and market bets on defense, space spending and tax legislation shaping the year.
Ruth Millett notes from a Hollywood column that women often avoid admitting they cannot afford something. Sales clerks face the challenge of offering lower priced options without provoking insult, while men tend to state the price directly.
Paul Harvey critiques U.N. interventions in Congo and Laos under Kennedy era policy. He argues Western powers back aggressive acts, harming relations with Belgium Britain and local leaders. He denounces Lumumba’s influence and Soviet involvement while warning of military and fiscal costs abroad.
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A playful caption notes middle age as a time when energy slows and daily routines gain a richer, gentler glow, suggesting a humorous view of growing older with wit and warmth.
The Biddeford Saco Journal provides publishing details for Adams Street offices in Biddeford Maine. It lists Pau Casavant as publisher and T J Mahoney as editor with phone lines for business and editorial departments. Subscription rates are shown: one month 185 six months 1050 and one year 2100. The paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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