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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1962
Page
4
Thought for the evening reflects on Rochefoucauld’s claim that wisdom begins with recognizing one’s own follies. The aphorism is presented as a contemplative prompt for readers to examine self-awareness and humility.
Bruce Biossat examines the evolving GOP southern Democrat alliance in Congress. He notes a historic liberal conservative split on welfare and tax bills and indicates southern Democrats’ weakening link with conservatives. He questions whether gains will persist amid White House efforts and 1962 elections.
Washington scene notes Commerce Department launches promotion of Kennedy trade expansion even as Senate Finance Committee delays hearings. Kerr signals unexpected support, Byrd expected to back the bill. Commerce press materials outline Internation Commerce magazine, a six nation US business mission to Germany, 18 country missions planned, 11 foreign trade fairs this fall, and expanded export exhibits and awards program.
John Tebbel notes the effort to collect and publish papers of great Americans. University presses and foundations back long term projects like Jefferson, Franklin, Adams papers. Harvard aims to publish all presidents papers, with microfilm access guiding a vast, ongoing archival mission.
New York AP dispatch relays HAL BOYLE reflections on monogamy practicality and life’s pivots. He muses on marriage, aging, memory, and humor through quips about four wives, cello versus violin, stock losses, and the stubborn pull of present moments.
The steel industry increasingly turns to electronic computers to boost productivity and cut costs amid labor and government pressure. New depreciation rules aim to fund modernization, with plants like Farrell and Roemer Works adopting Regulator and other computer systems to control furnaces, rolling mills, and tin plate lines.
I worship fully when in nature I see Some element of majesty The mountains high a noble tree Speak always of Heaven to me A jewel like pond the raging tide In memory ae The trees green and lovely sing a psalm To give my heart a wholesome balm The colors in flowers the songs of the birds Leave me no need to hear pom pous words or learned lecture a draggy hymn Nature holds for some a scanty peace within Some may not this way ever feel Nature holds for some a scanty appeal But I worship fully in scenes that I love God's handiwork in nature lifts my soul toward above
Hollywood AP story follows Paul Lynde as he plays the harried father in Bye Bye Birdie, noting a rare calm on screen after years of jitters on stage and TV. Lynde, 36, discusses overcoming fear, his Northwestern roots, and his wish to do more film work despite age misperceptions from producers. In Clearwater, a sea gull rides with cabbie Frank Reidy during a rainstorm, then hops to the SPCA for a broken wing care.
Paul Harvey argues that angry writers overstep by indicting society. He notes tolerance grows with witnessing apartheid and caste systems abroad. He suggests Americans should improve without demeaning their own system, emphasizing relative global standing and guilt projections.
A 1962 column argues for self respect and loyalty to the United States, urging civilized private conduct and constructive criticism at home. It compares a nation to a good neighbor, stressing privacy in family matters and pride in one’s own household while calling for public praise of homeland and homefolks to spur self-improvement.
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine as the office with Paul Casavant publisher and T J Mahoney editor. It notes telephone numbers for business and editorial depts and lists subscription rates of 1 month 1.85 six months 10.50 and 1 year 21.00. It is a member of the Associated Press and states AP rights and postal details.
A compact list of crossword clues covering across and down entries with varied prompts. Includes names, places, languages, and wordplay segments such as Pinafore character Greek hero and other thematic hints across multiple lengths.
A Ruth Millett style column humorously lists husband related pitfalls and marital tensions. It mocks nagging about driving directions spending time with TV and social life, while contrasting it with expectations of fairness and mutual respect in marriage.
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