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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1965
Page
4
The piece argues that Vietnamese civilian apathy and South Vietnamese army morale are the key obstacle to defeating the Communists. It notes the Da Nang base attack killed one American and destroyed airplanes, and suggests increasing American ground forces as the immediate, though costly, response.
The article notes billions of pounds of detergents polluting streams and lakes as they resist sewage treatment. It reports a switch from hard to soft detergents expected to end by year end, with a $100 million investment by industry. Remaining issues include untreated water and phosphate pollution.
The U S government will require 17 safety features in 1967 model cars, from recessed dash controls to four way flashers. The policy could shift industry norms and consumer expectations toward safety over horsepower, amid rising traffic losses and the need to reverse the trend.
Major James A. Minish and his F100 squadron in Da Nang say the U S cost of their 99 days of air action totals 21 241 250 dollars. The figure covers ordnance spent across 154 million miles and 2 200 sorties. It excludes fuel, salaries, or two planes lost. Minish, from Yellowstone Park Wyoming, notes his wife and four children live in Alexandria Louisiana.
Major Minish reflects on a $21 million mission tally including 750000 20mm shells 350 bombs and 17200 rockets. On his 99th day he landed his 107th mission, surpassing all in his squadron. He emphasizes training reliability and the squadron’s impact in South and North Vietnam.
In New York a public debate over policy pits easy money supporters against the Federal Reserve Board. The administration favors lower interest rates to sustain growth, while the Fed remains cautious as debt rises. observers fear an overheating boom or a hard bust if credit stays too loose.
Ruth Millett cites a 2,500 interview study suggesting bachelors are less happy than married men or spinsters. The piece notes wives can now prove their husbands are better off married, while hinting men may resist this truth and cling to dreams of freedom.
The column explains employer and employee tax duties, how remarriage affects benefits, earnings limits through age 72, and cautions about hiring a spouse. It also features AP writer James Bacon reporting on Dean Martin’s TV plans and golf driven work routine, including his stance on Jerry Lewis.
Edicford-Seco Journal of Biddeford Maine outlines daily publication except Sundays with W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as editor. Subscription rates are 1 month 1.85 6 months 10.50 and 1 year 21.00 with AP rights noted.
A dense list of crossword clues across and down with many entries involving languages and proper names. Clues include Nile serpents and a Papal crown, plus French and Latin terms, place names, and famous references.
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