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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1965
Page
4
A reflective notice quotes Anatole France about self focus and modesty, remarking that people often resist discussing themselves yet keep their favorite subject.
Rep. Camille Bedard's SD 900 would create a York County vocational high school for about 450 commuting students in grades 10 11 and 12 with programs in electrical machine tool and automotive trades and allied fields. The House has passed it and the Senate faces a tougher path with federal funds anticipated and a statewide referendum planned.
The U S Bureau of Labor Statistics finds doctors average 14561 a year, more than bankers 12757 and lawyers 10587. Clergymen earn 4008, truck drivers 4188, bartenders 3740, airline pilots 10000, college presidents 9704, funeral directors 5803, veterinarians 8882, bootblacks 847. The piece notes readers still feel underpaid.
The article notes decreasing jobs for noncollege teens while well educated graduates gain more opportunities. It warns youths against quitting school for summer work, stressing long term earnings gaps between high school and college graduates. The message favors returning to school after summer experience.
A subcommittee of the U S Senate Judiciary Committee opened hearings on amending the constitution to alter the one man one vote rule for state legislative apportionment. Prospects favor adoption of a Dirksen backed proposal allowing nonpopulation basis for one house representation with Dirksen claiming votes exist for approval.
Washington analysts warn Mao Zedong's China could reach U S cities with ICBMs by the early 1970s and build up to 100 missiles by the 1970s or 1980s. A wide NATO style defense is proposed including Nike X and a large fallout shelter program, linking success in Vietnam to deterrence against China.
AP dispatch from Da Nang includes Hal Boyle writing home about the Vietnam war. He reflects on spending billions and the hinge of victory whether US aid and troops can create a stable Vietnamese government. He praises local dignity and kindness and describes a 13-year-old orphan nicknamed Little One as a morale figure while planning to fund her future education. He signs off as a homesick husband and father.
The Johnson administration's wage and price guidelines test for voluntary compliance faces opposition from steel labor and executives, unions, and business groups. The guidelines aim to influence wages investments and banking without direct penalties, hoping to avoid inflation and reduce inflationary pressures.
Ruth Millett probes why women cling to youth and status through labels, hair, and roles. The piece questions expectations of wives mothers and daughters in a culture of appearances and disloyalty to family.
Hollywood star Jack Lemmon discusses future plans after seven demanding months and a hiatus. He describes a film with Billy Wilder about professional football using the Cleveland Browns, with Walter Matthau as his brother in law, and hints at lighter content in upcoming projects.
Paul Harvey laments a shift from Magna Carta justice to bureaucratic judgment. He cites revenue and welfare agencies as powerful juries, critiques regulators applying incompatible laws, and warns that common men lack the context to judge experts. He recalls De Tocqueville on rigid rules and warns of diminished self governance.
Banks contend that much of their overseas lending finances American exports that strengthen the U S dollar more effectively than any lending could hurt it. The discussion centers on the impact of international credit on exchange rates and trade competitiveness.
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