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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
4
When a person dies who does any one thing better than anyone else in the world it leaves a gap in society according to William Hazlitt. The quote frames the sense of loss and value of unique talent.
As reservoirs run at 55 percent of normal capacity, New York City imposes water limits with lawn sprinkling banned, pools dry, hydrants locked, car washes closed, and fountains shut down. The piece argues better water distribution and priority in planning are needed to avert future crises and political fallout.
Defense Secretary McNamara sponsors computer studies to simulate how nations react in tense crises. The war gaming explores hard line versus cooperative and vacillating strategies, aiming to guide decisions on war avoidance and international behavior.
The House Education and Labor Committee approved 1.895 billion for the Office of Economic Opportunity, 395 million above administration requests. Chairman Powell sought 3 billion annually, winning a 26 percent increase, while critics warn of wasteful expansion and political incentives in the antipoverty drive led by Sargent Shriver.
Aimed at reducing noise, acoustical performing covers one din with another by piping music into offices and shops. Proponents argue it heightens concentration while critics warn it multiplies sound and erodes quiet. The idea mirrors a trend to flood environments with louder devices as days grow longer and hotter.
A small group of U S Air Force pilots from the 476th Tactical Fighter Squadron known as the Blue Knights have logged over 570 sorties and 750000 miles in F104 Skyfighters. They have not yet engaged Mig fighters despite several sighting attempts and a call to defend Thunderchief bombers. Maj. Walter W. Irwin notes Mig refusals with a hopeful, disciplined tone as the unit trains to meet the enemy in combat.
Ruth Millett urges parents to examine how their children treat adults and outsiders. A shopper recalls rude under ten year olds and asks parents if their kids act properly away from home. The column challenges readers to answer Yes or No to questions about discipline and courtesy.
A retirement focused overview explains joint tenancy trusts powers of attorney small estate affidavits and holographic wills plus responsibility for relatives. It emphasizes seeking lawyer or counselor advice before signing contracts or entering arrangements and notes federal guidance and a government pamphlet available for 25 cents. An AP item reports a home break in Ashland and a dog pound incident.
A Forum letter praises the country beautification plan and urges rapid, practical measures in Biddeford. The writer critiques billboards and roadside clutter on Elm and Carver streets, notes junk yards and litter along Route 1 and Alfred Street, and calls for accountability from sponsors and authorities to improve grounds and streetscapes.
Published in Biddeford Maine the paper lists staff led by W Paul Casavant and E P Ingalls. Subscription rates advance: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Associated Press rights noted for local news and dispatches.
Daily crossword puzzle listing with numbered clues across and down including Latin hour and Roman emperor items. Clues reference standard crossword conventions and theme entries likely for a newspaper puzzle.
A Canton escapee turned New York investor favors American blue chips like General Motors and Boeing while Bermuda’s junior executive club pools funds for prime stocks. A Brussels diamond merchant concentrates half his fortune in U.S. equities. global demand for prime stocks grows. The piece cautions against blanket investment programs.
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