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A reflective note from the editorial page citing James Shirley about the actions of the just, their odor and blossom in dust, offering a moral prompt for readers.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1965
Page
4
A reflective note from the editorial page citing James Shirley about the actions of the just, their odor and blossom in dust, offering a moral prompt for readers.
Nancy Ross earns Presidential Scholar honor as one of two in the state and 121 nationally. The note praises her talent, self discipline, and the role of youth in America’s future under President Johnson’s program to honor young brain power.
In the United States a vast, accelerating effort in medical and biological research pools knowledge on the human body. While cancer remains a leading killer, experts believe early detection and continued study will drive eventual cures, comparing progress to polio vaccination and describing ongoing data as water filling a dam that will control the flood of cancer.
The piece muses on graduation as a pivotal moment when routine duties become toils of adult life. It cites Benjamin Franklin on sustained effort and achievement, praising youth's ambition and faith and the American opportunity to shape a hopeful future with a diploma.
Australian researchers in Brisbane inject polyarthritis virus into mosquitoes to test their role in a disease outbreak. The procedure is described with humorous commentary on the news value of such work as journalists note its significance.
The Washington portrait outlines Ted Kennedy’s growing influence at 33 as he reshapes his path toward national leadership. He pursues causes like voting rights, education via a national teacher corps, aging issues, and refugee admissions, signaling careful, deliberate political advancement with an eye toward 1972.
In a rice paddy near Vietnam, Captain Pat Collins of recon Company D, 3rd U.S. Marines, talks of the sense of achievement in field command. A 13-year Marine, he values dedication and duty over retirement plans, praising his eager men and noting the personal strain on wives back home in the Bronx.
U.S. business health stays firm with steady orders and robust production across key sectors. Auto and steel show record May output and continued high confidence, with June assemblies seen rising and a strong second quarter ahead.
Ruth Millett writes that vanity acts as a miracle drug in daily life. From a hospital patient desiring a salon visit to boost morale to a man cheered by a flattering word, the piece argues vanity gives energy and courage in ordinary moments.
The nursing home accreditation fight pits the American Hospital Association and the American Medical Association against each other with allied groups. The AHA side demands hospital ties and staff dentists while the AMA side pushes different criteria. The dispute centers on standards for care and facility adequacy amid a largely proprietary sector.
Articles from AP and editorials discuss nursing home accreditation. The AMA and AHA grant different levels and grandfather clauses while a joint commission already accredits hospitals. Critics urge consolidation for clarity and public protection. Patty Duke film Billie highlighted as Hollywood shift to California.
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