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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1963
Page
4
Editorial page notes Horace Mann reflectively on time and lost hours as two golden intervals between sunrise and sunset cannot be recovered. The piece emphasizes the value of each moment and the permanence of time once passed.
A satirical reflection on modern conveniences that overwhelm everyday life. The piece mocks phone books tattoos on the forearm, unreadable analog watches, and cryptic acronyms from agencies, while noting ZIP codes and vertical improved mail intensify people’s confusion and fatigue.
Tanganyika President Julius Nyerere cited the U S Constitution and the Declaration of Independence as inspiration for African unity He urged moral not cold war reasoning and said the United States should support freedom movements wherever found He mused on an United States of Africa and hinted at a leadership role for Kenya's Jomo Kenyatta in a potential East African Federation
At a recent OAS council meeting four members Brazil Haiti Mexico and Venezuela opposed resolutions urging stronger anti subversion steps against Cuba despite US backing. Bolivia was absent. Proposals included intelligence sharing high level meetings and educational symposia as minimal actions to curb Cuban influence.
Automobile company economists urge more urban freeways and express bus lanes while opposing subway or rail extensions. The view aligns with Port Authority metropolitan transport findings but faces city opposition as traffic concerns prompt calls for alternative solutions beyond sweeping freeway expansion.
Hal Boyle offers a collection of humorous observations on modern life. He riffs on billiards, food, aging, fashion, attraction, money lending, art, health tips, racing bets, marriage, language, optimism, and consumer culture with a wry, fading-glamour tone.
A 3 million hour effort by 29 industry members and the American Standards Association creates a standard code for information interchange. It supports 128 characters on seven tape rows, with variations for 32 symbols on five rows. Widespread adoption is hoped for by spring. IBM officials call it a foundation for eventual standardization across media and formats. Translation between codes now requires programming or costly gear.
President Kennedy proposes a two year ICC review of the railroad dispute with authority to issue rulings that stay in effect and to seek federal court injunctions to prevent strikes during that period. Railroads argue modernizing saves about 600 million dollars annually and seeks to cut thousands of jobs including 35 000 firemen positions as diesel locomotives replace steam.
A reader argues the 1962 city report shows heavy interest and principal on school and sewer bonds through 1986 and 1996, mortgaging property. The writer urges discouraging sewer plans and focusing on local industry, warning taxes will rise and tourism decline.
Paul Harvey reflects on a Chicago Shriners convention that drew a half million attendees, filling the streets with laughter and festive chaos. He notes the city’s temptations to drift back to routine after a week of playful pranks, fountains, and parades ending with the troupe’s departure.
Biddeford Maine daily newspaper page header lists address 11 Adams Street with staff titles W Paul Casavant president E P Ingalls managing editor and phone numbers for departments. Subscriptions rates shown pay in advance one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. Includes Associated Press note about local news rights and a brief note indicating continuation on Page Eight.
Crossword clues list many entries including 44 45 48 49 50 51 and more across and down. It references terms like Videlicet and H. B. Stowe nutgall and various wordplay definitions across categories.
Ruth Millett argues that spouses must share responsibility for a workable home. She notes husbands and wives often blame each other, but patience, firmness, and mutual effort create partnerships that endure rather than end in divorce.
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