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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1965
Page
4
The piece analyzes H. R. 8282 proposing higher unemployment tax bases to $6 600 and max benefits to 100 per week by 1971 with gradual increases, plus elimination of experience rating. It critiques the bill’s potential to raise costs for employers and affect the job market and urges Congress to study economic impact before action.
A U S congressional report cites growing suspicion among economists that the Soviet Union has a lagging economy. In 1963 the USSR GNP reached 265 billion dollars with per capita GDP far below the United States, France, West Germany and Britain, while consumption remained only 29 percent of U S levels. The report argues Soviet growth will slow further this decade and consumer emphasis will require upheavals Kremlin leaders are unlikely to tolerate.
A Los Angeles experiment offers quitters a novel aid a taped recording of a cigarette smoker coughing fits on a telephone line. The device aims to curb cravings by sounding the harsh reminder of smoking.
Washington analysis argues Ho Chi Minh may stick to guerrilla timing, letting Viet Cong strike US units at weak points while boosting terror in cities. If US commanders misread strength, Viet Cong could inflict heavy losses, then fade and repeat. The piece warns US morale and public opinion could swing as in France’s Dien Bien Phu crisis.
Hollywood reporter James Bacon says Bob Crane bets on a $150000 yearly gamble with a new CBS TV sitcom as Hogan to outpace Sgt. Bilko. Crane, 37, also headlines radio on KNX earning about $75000 yearly plus $75000+ from The Donna Reed Show. Crane recalls his Remington Raiders service and career path from Hornell to New York to Hollywood.
Roger Babson argues young people should consider service trades as a lifetime career. He notes the U.S. economy has shifted from goods production to services, with manufacturing share shrinking and service employment rising, driven by automation and rising leisure time. He highlights fields like retail, real estate, insurance, finance, government, and professional services, stressing accessible entry for non college entrants and growing self employment. He warns this trend offers stability and a broader employment base, reducing dependence on goods production.
The 5th Annual Maine Products Show in Bangor August 24 25 26 27 showcases Maine industry to buyers and federal officials. CEO Standish Bachman calls it a key project bringing new money to Maine and linking small industries with procurement officials. past shows drew 65000 attendees. The event, free to the public, aims to spotlight Maine products and foster sub contracts across industries.
The Biddeford Journal reports wide-scale layoffs of production-line workers. It notes potential raises, job security, and retirement programs in key service sectors, with government at all levels boosting related opportunities. The piece also highlights more part-time job options aiding older workers and retirees.
Paul Harvey condemns the use of women in combat in Vietnam and fears American culture will adopt gendered military roles. He argues that Vietnamese and American forces may extend women’s participation, warning such shifts could erode American values and signal a broader decline after war.
A column previews selections from Dialogues With Mothers by Bruno Bettelheim, presenting sessions with parents of normal children. It explains Bettelheim's method of questioning to reveal what parents truly mean by love and how such insight can change parental behavior.
A compact list of crossword entries with clues such as Hebrew month prevalent and become confused figuratively. includes 54 items like Asian gazelle Mellon gift to the country two words Bla Wis and several theatre and language hints. puzzle labels range from storage places to French phrases and title hints.
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