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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1964
Page
4
Editorial note reflects Chesterton quote on wonder versus hunger. Though brief, the line underscores a daily call to curiosity and reflection, inviting readers to seek awe in ordinary events and human endeavors across communities.
A historical critique notes that the federal government controls more than one third of U S land across 50 states. The piece argues recreation motives mask economic aims and warns against reducing private property, highlighting land mainly timber in Kentucky and West Virginia and the consequences for jobs tax rolls and local sovereignty.
The article traces how early vice presidents often became president only after a death, notes the 12th Amendment shift to joint tickets, and argues that vice presidents were once chosen for succession while now they may be selected to strengthen the ticket. It forecast geography as a key factor in upcoming nominations.
Manuel Ray, anti Castro figure, tried to slip into Cuba to organize resistance but was detained by British in the Bahamas on arms charges and fined 14 dollars. His plan hinged on a dramatic exile action, yet Castro’s authorities maintained effective control and thwarted any decisive threat.
Republicans eye the party platform as a check on Barry Goldwater. If he does not modify some conservative stances, moderates warn the November race could be disastrous for the GOP. They urge him to join a broader platform.
Republican fund raisers warn of a severe 1964 money drought as big donors hesitate to back a Johnson defeat. Goldwater Nixon and Rockefeller sources weigh influence on campaign funding, with fears that TV time and delegate leverage could shift money and votes before the convention.
New York columnist HAL BOYLE shares mail bag curios including a Leap Year marriage fact, odd cost comparisons for singles, Greek bankmobiles, Norfolk corset law, and Quotable notable lines. Also notes World’s Fair visitor projections, highway accident costs, and playful folklore cues.
Investor caution marked by contrast between glamorous romance equities and solid value plays. The column warns against rampant speculation by gullible investors and urges sound investing in Treasury bonds and high grade corporate obligations, noting millions are drawn by fast bucks and lacking savings.
Hollywood reports Broadway star Ethel Merman will wed Ernest Borgnine on June 26 in Beverly Hills garden with 200 guests. She wore a yellow gown for the occasion and plans a Chasen’s reception. They will resume work on their film soon after the ceremony with a potential Japan honeymoon.
The Journal notes the American actors joining Melbourne theatre includes Milo Boulton Mary Orr and Frank Farmer in Never Too Late Jack Gardiner in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Jeff Warren in The King and I Len Godman Edwin Steffe Jay Gerber and Betty McGuire in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying Jacquelyn McKeever Camelot Jackie Warner and Evelyn Page Stop the World I Want to Get Off.
The Biddeford Maine daily newspaper the Bideford Saco Journal lists publisher W Paul Casavant and editor E P Ingalls. It notes subscription rates in advance of one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00 and states AP news rights and second class postage at Biddeford Post Office.
Readable crossword list listing numerous across clues with numbers and brief hints. It mentions arise craft deception surprise melange and many abbreviations and terms across science navigation and gender names. includes aircraft capsule name and astronaut nicknames. overall a dense puzzle clue set.
Ruth Millett notes everyday life quirks and ironies in a light column. The piece highlights how teen daughters, birds, gadgets, unplanned visits, and social duties create constant interruptions and comic misalignments, ending with a nod to returning home to familiar comforts.
Drs. Thomas Case and R A Giery report on 65 elderly patients aged 80 to 100 treated in the general surgery service over 33 months. Only one death was directly due to surgery, 7 more had complications but recovered, and 45 endured major operations with no serious problems. New anesthesia techniques reduced respiratory risks, supporting individualized care over broad generalizations.
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