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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1962
Page
4
The noblest motive is the public good Virgil quotes on the editorial page. The message urges readers to consider welfare of the community in civic decisions and daily actions, framing public service as a guiding ethic for responsible citizenship.
The piece weighs De Gaulle's leadership amid Salan's life sentence and rising opposition over Algeria policy and NATO ties. It notes De Gaulle's use of referendums, risk to parliament, and the aging president's uncertain future as France remains politically unstable.
The dispatch from Moscow reports Premier Khrushchev saying the Soviet Union needs more meat for its 200 million people and will push a rapid program to increase production. It notes compulsory farm dispatches and a new government agency guiding farms, contrasting Soviet policy with the United States where meat production, processing, and retailing are voluntary and open.
The Maine Highway Safety Committee urged motorists to be their own traffic policemen by obeying rules, yielding to pedestrians, dimming headlights at night, and stopping for school buses. They advised lower speed in school zones, watching for children, and not driving after drinking. The piece also notes a Michigan robber using a hook to steal from a cash register and mocks small thefts.
Washington Republicans campaign against Kennedy plans alleging unprecedented delegations of power. Eisenhower warned on curb of federal authority while GOP leaders warned the move would push a planned economy and end free enterprise.
A newspaper essay argues that husbands and wives rarely share identical sensitivities. It notes a mother worries a husband cannot sense distress unless she states it plainly. It concludes genuine love shows in care, not perfect mutual intuition, and harmony comes from accepting differences.
Government program offers talking books on records for the legally blind, funded by Library of Congress divisions and aided by regional libraries and volunteers. Free loans of books and devices are provided through 31 regional libraries with postal delivery and machine support from 50 state agencies.
New York AP notes personnel executives say college graduates seek top level roles, favored fringe benefits, and minimal travel. A Northwestern Life survey shows 1962 graduates expect starting salaries higher than 1961, with engineers earning more. The column contrasts 1962 prospects with the grimmer 1932 job market, concluding today’s grads face a better, more prosperous world.
Taxpayers criticize education spending while Babson argues for efficiency gains and new aids for retarded children. The column then explores DNA and RNA, their roles in biology, and potential to influence education through genetic science, noting collaborations with major firms and the National Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases.
The text argues future education could use chemistry and television to direct brain cell development. It envisions capsules or TV exposure from infancy to enhance memory and judgment, potentially raising salaries for teachers as教育 efficiency and cost per capita improve. It suggests DNA RNA and TV could boost all students beyond current limits.
Crossword clues run across and down from 1 to 58 with multiple themed entries. Includes definitions for creases posts seized Roman roads and many multilingual hints. Several entries refer to Abbi identities and various languages and places across Europe.
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