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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1962
Page
4
The editorial reflects on nature as a vital human need offering comfort perspective and faith. Citing Laurance Rockefeller the piece asserts that never knowing nature means not fully living, inviting readers to seek beauty in the natural world.
Bruce Biossat credits Scott Carpenter with a career that defied early missteps from a broken family and poor grades to become a space hero. The piece argues his rise offers hope and warns against harshly labeling youth, noting that today's troublemakers can become tomorrow's heroes with the right support and self belief.
The National Association of Food Chains protests an FTC subpoena in Indianapolis alleging a milk price war may violate laws. It argues the agency uses adverse publicity before charges are filed, risking a government of men rather than laws, challenging fundamental justice principles.
Economists question lasting price stability amid current deficits and welfare spending. They warn unbalanced budgets and rising deficits threaten inflation protection. A policy shift to cut government outlays could sustain competitiveness and future prosperity. The passage also notes ironic proverbs about value and social outcomes.
Washington-NES: Projections show U S population could double by 2000 prompting long range planning. Kennedy programs aim to promote growth full employment and aid for lagging areas with major shifts in labor and agriculture foreseen. A new industrial revolution may transform jobs education and social policy.
The Common Market impact spreads beyond Western Europe as a trade war threat with the United States over tariffs on carpets glass chemicals paints and textiles. Nations from Australia to Canada protest Britain joining the bloc while Soviet and satellite policies shift in response, amid broad regional and political uncertainty.
Ruth Millett argues that front yards reflect family life not inner psychology. A landscape expert may judge plant choices, yet cannot read minds. For families with young children a yard is free space for play, growth, and happiness, not a mere backdrop for a house.
Expert-backed guide counters old myths that aging means decline. Aging is universal and varied, with learning and independence possible throughout life. Older people adapt to changes, retain learning ability, and deserve control over life decisions.
New York AP recalls the 18th anniversary of the Normandy landings. The writer ponders remembrance and guilt, recalls buying a silver dish as a keepsake, interviews casualties, and reflects on Brave Men by Frene Pyle. He cites unity of nations, humility in victory, and the need to avoid repeating war.
Publication details for the Biddeford Saco Journal include daily except Sunday circulation from Biddeford Maine with staff contacts Paul Casavant publisher and T J Mahoney editor. Subscription rates are listed as one month 185 six months 1050 and one year 2100 with AP membership and second class postage status noted.
A compact set of crossword clues with across and down entries covering terms from fishing line throws to Italian marble and Hawaiian goddess to various crafts objects. Includes references to literature styles and place names for a traditional newspaper puzzle page.
In Pittsford New York this year the school omitted the traditional naming of a class valedictorian and salutatorian. The report notes the unusual move at the high school while highlighting the surrounding campus atmosphere and community reaction. The item appears in the Rochester region shifting academic recognition norms.
Police Women have served a year. Twelve women patrol street crossings, four daily shifts. Many crossings need coverage. volunteers scarce. Mothers balance work with traffic duty, many unpaid. City aims for twenty officers. interest wanes.
The Journal invites letters on local topics and states views are not endorsed by the Journal. Letters must be signed with address, but names may be withheld from printing if requested.
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