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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1964
Page
4
The piece reflects on heredity disease and poverty as social ills. It cites Eugene ONeill on how only the strongest men can shake off such earlier life burdens. The tone is reflective and argues for resilience amid entrenched hardship.
This piece argues for a $220 million national push to fight poverty in Appalachia through coordinated federal and local planning. It envisions rebuilding the regional economy, integrating it with the nation, and leveraging private enterprise to create new industries and a self-sustaining market.
In Maine during Pro fessional Nurse Week Governor Reed calls attention to nursing as a key answer to health care crises. The text notes shortages, growing responsibilities for nurses, and the need for training, research, and community support to ensure high quality care for a growing population.
Judge Chandler asserts Oklahoma City can be drafted for national testing needs, ruling the sonic boom program serves the nation's welfare. Nineteen residents seeking to halt the tests may appeal, keeping the dispute alive and raising questions about government rights versus individual rights.
In California the GoldwaterRockefeller contest tightens as Rockefeller momentum grows after Oregon, threatening Goldwater’s moderate Californian base. Goldwater relies on Southern California support and a strong precinct network, while facing past-issue defenses similar to New Hampshire.
In New York AP column Boyle compiles quirky facts and sayings. Highlights include Greece’s widespread siesta hours from 2 to 5 PM, oysters growing in Florida swamps, a quip about ants’ speed, and reflections on industry, homes, and notable people.
Business mood strengthens across industries as June starts. Analysts revise upward forecasts driven by federal tax cut effects, rising personal income, and expectations of a longer lasting upturn. Production, employment, profits, and plant expansion are seen advancing with durable goods orders and spending plans signaling sustained growth.
Biddeford Saco Journal lists Adams Street offices in Biddeford Maine with publisher W Paul Casavant and editor E P Ingalls. The paper notes subscription rates payable in advance and AP membership for local and dispatch news use.
Ruth Millett comments on lifelong work for women and shared home duties while AP writer Bob Thomas reports Joey Bishop facing cancellation, rebounding with negotiations that led to a CBS offer for a 26-episode half hour comedy after NBC declined.
In Public School 197 New York sixth graders explore life before modern inventions through panels led by senior citizens from the Council Center for Senior Citizens. The program trains elder experts to share firsthand memories of immigration, suffrage, citizenship, and daily life in eras ranging from ancient Rome to 19th century America.
Across clues list nine items from balance bar to court debacle with hints for each entry. Puzzle presents short definitions including crossbar, Sicilian scenic feature, jacket, learned man, aversion, escort, dear me, Delaware Abbi, it hurry up two words.
Miles A. Smith reviews Evolutionary Humanism by Julian Huxley from Harper 4.95. The volume collects essays and lectures exploring a science rooted philosophy, education aims, and the future direction of humanism. Huxley, a scientist turned philosopher, presents a challenging, lucid view of modern thought.
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