Editorial Page Thought for Evening
Poetic reflection by John Keats compares life to a fragile dewdrop on its perilous journey from a tree summit urging contemplation of life's transience.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1965
Page
4
Poetic reflection by John Keats compares life to a fragile dewdrop on its perilous journey from a tree summit urging contemplation of life's transience.
Rabbi David Berent head of the State Mediation Service warns Biddeford Saco area industrialists and unions that Maine faces new labor problems. He cites Bates Mfg Co and Textile Workers Union joint committee as a proven model and urges local adoption to preserve harmony and deter last minute strikes. He cautions against compulsory arbitration and stresses early mediation before deadlines. Is anybody listening?
A Philadelphia jurist reduced major criminal case backlogs by two thirds in five months by intensive use of court facilities and minimal continuances. Trials now run ahead of new cases, saving taxpayers money and easing courtroom jams without expanding the judiciary.
A nationwide report describes threats and poisoned letters aimed at wives and mothers of service members in Vietnam. Police FBI and military intelligence urged to locate perpetrators and expose any organizing group behind the intimidation to restore safety for families.
Washington reports Johnson administration pressure reopens on a federal tax revenue sharing scheme. Governors cite rising education and welfare costs as states push for new revenue while a wide gap remains as to who bears taxes and votes on changes.
In Britain backyard tobacco grows surge with estimates over 100000 households. Seed sales rise 75 percent as people aim to dodge high taxed commercial cigarettes. A vicar runs a nonprofit curing club offering 25 pounds of cured tobacco for about 6 cents an ounce, avoiding throat irritation from commercial blends.
AP analysis notes President Johnson’s measured Viet Nam expansion could lift government spending and civilian growth with little risk of wage and tax shocks. Firms expect defense orders and payroll gains, while reserves remain uncalled and emergency controls avoided to protect civilian industry.
Biddeford Lace Journal lists address at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine with W Paul Casavant publisher and E P Ingalls editor. It shows subscription rates paid in advance: one month 185, six months 1050, one year 2100.
The article answers reader questions about disabled children receiving benefits after 18, freezing Social Security status only by filing for disability, and retirement or disability options for a 61 year old with investments. It notes a disabled child must be disabled before 18 to keep benefits after a parent's death.
A dense list of crossword clues and numbers outlines themed entries from 16 to 55 across and down. Clues include Italian money, places, names, and common crossword terms such as port, malapropisms, and abbreviations.
Hollywood actor Jason Robards shows honesty in interviews and on stage. His background includes a film family and a varied path through theater and TV. He discusses alimony, future projects, and his current film A Big Hand for the Little Lady while planning stage work in The Devils.
The Journal prints reader views on local affairs. A writer questions a city appointee who is not a Biddeford resident holding two jobs including teaching and building inspector. The letter suggests a conflict of interest and asks if outsiders are favored for city posts.
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