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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1964
Page
4
A compact aphorism notes that vanity is about pleasing others with one’s image, while conceit is self-satisfied with one’s own effect. The quote attributes differing motives to vanity and conceit through Max Beerbohm’s observation.
A 1964 political analysis weighs Goldwater’s nomination strategy, the California primary, and the GOP’s future. It explores whether Goldwater can unify conservatives, the party’s shrinking power in Congress, and the broader implications for U S national direction amid civil rights and foreign policy backdrop.
Washington analysts survey a GOP in disarray after the 1964 convention. Scranton, Rockefeller, Romney, Nixon, Lodge, and Eisenhower are described as fading or damaged leaders. Goldwater's fate looms large, with no clear successors or unifying figures emerging for 1968.
Bing Crosby plans a fall TV situation comedy in which Old Dad defies stereotype and makes decisions. A writer questions senility while others hail it as a potential revolution in American home life and the first major innovation since the talkies.
New York AP column notes how daily water intake is vast and essential, cites overall philanthropy growth from 5.4 to 10 billion dollars, and mulls on health, habits, and notable quotes from public figures.
AP Business News Analyst weighs emotion versus calculation as Dow Jones averages hit new highs for two straight weeks. He examines whether insiders, institutions, or individual investors drive the bullish trend, noting the 635 advances to 432 declines and record intraday levels for the Dow, rails, and industrials while politics and economic optimism add to the rally.
Ruth Willett notes actress Jane Bergman argues thirty marks a turning point for women. She contrasts movie stars facing fading beauty with housewives and mothers who juggle family needs, community duties, and personal fulfillment. The piece frames age by priorities: face or family.
A Medicare for the aged bill was pulled from House debate as supporters pivot to passing a Social Security cash raise first, then attach hospitalization coverage in the Senate. The plan would raise benefits, widen eligibility, tax Social Security more, and include physicians, firemen, and policemen in the system, with final details to be settled in Congress before adjournment.
Biddeford Maine daily newspaper page lists address at 11 Adams Street and Biddeford Saco Journal details. Includes publisher W Paul Casavant managing editor E P Ingalls and telephone numbers for departments. Subscription rates show one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Associated Press notice and second class postage statement included.
Daily crossword clues include Overturn Leather flask for off and Old coin Gr. Medieval money with various entries. Cryptoquote shows a coded line and a hint that a parable or fable depends on oneself. Saturday’s quote from Haskins 1964.
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