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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1965
Page
4
The editorial argues for meaningful summer employment to teach high school students why education matters and how credentials aid advancement. It notes automation reduces opportunities, competition rises with job seekers, and early work reveals office hierarchy and the value of formal training for career progression.
Wisconsin congressman Henry S. Reuss backs a congressional Office of Administrative Counsel to handle citizen complaints against the government. He argues it would free lawmakers from routine inquiries while preserving access to their offices, though it could add to the new bureaucracy and not cut staff.
The piece reflects on the speed and rudeness of car horns in American driving culture. It questions whether honking truly saves time and notes bans on horns in some South American cities where drivers instead bang on doors to express impatience. The text contrasts legality and practicality of honking worldwide.
The government reports 1.5 billion more in individual income tax receipts than expected for 1964. Officials wonder if the rise reflects a stronger economy or miscalculation while joking about the unexpected windfall. A historian notes civilization’s stalled pace in Europe and elsewhere.
Washington officials weigh options to end the Dominican Republic stalemate with a quick election or an interim, technocrat-led government. Proposals include 30 to 60 day elections, a short interim with elections three to six months after, or postponement for 16 months, with U S backed forces remaining until after polls. The plan aims to move Dominicans toward a government of their choosing without U S dictates.
Hollywood notes Pernell Roberts leaves Bonanza after his contract ends. Lorne Greene Dan Blocker and Michael Landon take on heavier work and a raise from 4500 to 10000 per show plus replay payments. Contracts extend six years with options to twelve, keeping the Cartwright trio secure and the series strong.
Babson Park Mass editorial argues the Dow Jones Industrial Average will surpass 1000 in 1965 despite mid spring market shakeouts. He cites 30 blue chip stocks, warns about overreliance on the index, and links future moves to global events in Asia Africa and Europe shaping prices and investor mood.
Letters urge city council to resolve zoning legality disputes and clean up the books. A reader proposes a John F Kennedy Memorial School. Another writer attacks parking penalties and urges support for local trade, noting vacant stores and urging council review.
Paul Harvey argues that the United States is no longer a capitalist nation but has evolved into consumerism. He contrasts labels used by politicans with global protest signs, claims anti trust laws distribute economic power, and says the worker and voter drive the economy. He warns against mislabeling capitalism and praises consumerism as a higher form of economic organization.
The writer asks why a grandmother favors one grandchild over another and discusses the harm in denying a child’s perception of bias. The answer urges acceptance of the truth that people have likes and dislikes, and children benefit from hearing that honest reality.
The Biddeford-Seco Journal lists its address at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine publisher W Paul Casavant and editor E P Ingalls with telephone numbers for business and editorial desks. Subscription rates in advance show one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and yearly 21.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with local news copyrighted and republished.
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