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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1963
Page
4
The piece argues that despite Moscow Peking tensions, both seek to conquer the free world and vigilance is essential. It notes totalitarian regimes cannot tolerate internal rivalry and that the public quarrel weakens communism as a global system while warning the split could intensify or fade.
The piece warns of increased summer risks from driving, drownings, and injuries from power lawn mowers and sports. It urges common sense, cautions non swimmers, and advises adults to supervise children around lawn equipment while noting heart issues and temper challenges during warm weather.
The article notes August as the hottest period of the year with heat easing as daylight shortens. It explains how April lengthens days combat winter cold while September shortens them, leading to cooler averages in a few weeks. It ends with a quip about aging and pop stars.
Charles B. Shuman head of the American Farm Bureau says changes in the Kennedy era farm program are unlikely this year. He argues Freeman’s leadership should shift department direction, not secretaries, and predicts farm income may dip without new wheat legislation.
HAL BOYLE looks back at a nostalgic America where simple pleasures defined daily life. He recalls old customs, slang, and small town habits from bicycles to electric fans, cheap chocolate shakes, and social chatter, painting a portrait of a bygone era.
Maine coastal sport fishing draws more anglers from shore and boat as striped bass surge in Maine waters. The author notes big bulls up to forty pounds, plus mackerel, harbor pollock, bluefin tuna potential, and cod and haddock offshore. Maine agencies push coastal fishing to attract out of state visitors.
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A citizen letter complains of a neighbor’s nocturnal dog barking and supports taxing daytime dog owners who leave pets out overnight. A second letter questions the Walter Improvement Commission’s sewer plan costing 600000 and its handling of pollution issues, calling for clarity on WIC jurisdiction and air pollution concerns in Saco and Biddeford.
NBC plans three consecutive Sunday nights starting Sept 8 for Davy Crockett with Fess Parker. color broadcasts possible. Kathie Browne named for six Bonanza episodes. Glynis Johns in CBS comedy about an attorney and wife facing whodunit cases. Labor Day preemption to feature a three hour study on integration issues.
Ruth Millett reflects on why people delay simple acts of courtesy and help, arguing that tomorrow’s promises lose impact. She cites delayed letters calls expressions of thanks and kindness as examples where timely effort matters, urging immediate action to aid friends and neighbors.
In the South and Chicago Negro groups clash over school desegregation and districting. The NAACP backs integration, the Negro Muslims favor strict segregation, and other factions push varied timetables. Internal splits surfaced at a Chicago convention as younger members pressed for more influence.
The editorial weighs the impact of civil rights clashes and mob violence in cities while urging restraint and scrutiny of sweeping reforms. It cautions against leadership battles driving extremism and recalls historical union tensions and the need to uphold the rule of law.
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