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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1962
Page
4
Quote from Chesterfield on advice and praise frames the editorial page. The brief item presents a reflective line, suggesting the page uses aphoristic thoughts to close the edition and invite readers to ponder guidance and flattery.
Don Oakley argues for Civil Liberties Educational Foundation of New York to revamp high school social studies and teach civil liberties. The plan aims to fix gaps in Constitution and Bill of Rights education via a $150,000 two year program including reading lists, teaching surveys, and summer workshops for teachers to engage parents and students.
Washington correspondent Peter Edson outlines Hugo Black's 25 years on the Supreme Court and his influential liberal rulings. The piece recalls his early dissent on fair value for regulation, overturning 1842 law interpretations, and highlights Hutchins praising Black’s impact on constitutional law including the New York school prayer decision.
Analysis notes 1960s shift toward foreign affairs and governors faces. Governors faced tax and revenue woes, but 1962 hints that the governorship may again lead to the presidency. Kennedy holds 1964 Dem nomination. Republicans show several governors as top contenders, including Rockefeller, Romney, Scranton, and Nixon.
AP analysis notes Kennedy aims for stronger Atlantic partnership and greater global interdependence. U.S. urges Japan to build factories in the United States to curb dollar outflows, boost exports, and diversify production while trade bill seeks tariff powers. European holdings alter markets as gold prices rise.
Boyles Column notes five postcard types from travelers in New York with Marco Polo and Columbus cited as not sending updates. The piece humorously contrasts lyrical, obligatory, humorous, practical cards, and a disheartening Lost Wallet missive, plus a stray cooking tip on broiling fish steaks less than an inch thick.
The American Medical Assn says long hair care demands less brushing now. Women with elaborate styles rely on salons and sprays to hold the look, wrapping heads and rolling up car windows to protect their set. Hair shines come from bottles, not nightly brushing, and salons push styles that need professional upkeep.
Paul Harvey discusses Texas politics and a growing Republican presence in the state legislature. He notes 18 Republicans in the State Senate and 85 in the State House, and contrasts local sentiment with national party lines while highlighting a related oil scandal involving crooked wells in East Texas and rolling investigations across counties and major oil firms.
Biddeford Saco Journal published daily except Sunday from Biddeford Maine. Publisher is Paul Casavant and editor T J Mahoney. Subscriptions: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Associated Press member. local news and AP dispatches for republication. Postal info notes second class postage paid.
A compact set of crossword clues with across and down entries listed by number, including hints for melancholy papas ship ped in and various proper nouns, terms, and definitions such as June 14th, President Fillmore, Roosevelt interior department, and many others.
Poems recount a shared walk with a lover and enduring bond. The speaker recalls a dusty road, entwined arms, demure smiles, and lifelong happiness. A second note mentions modern cooks preferring to salt steak after cooking.
Hollywood star Joan Crawford discusses inferiority feelings and career drive in her autobiography Portrait of Joan Ardmore. She details marriages to Douglas Fairbanks Jr Franchot Tone Phillip Terry and Alfred Steele plus a romance with Clark Gable and the impact on her public image. Rockland seeks a new city manager as Charles Haynes resigns effective Aug 1 after 21 years in municipal service.
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