Editorial Page Thought for Evening
Thought for Evening reflects on a woman's inner strength, noting a spark of heavenly fire that awakens in adversity to brighten the darkest hours.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
4
Thought for Evening reflects on a woman's inner strength, noting a spark of heavenly fire that awakens in adversity to brighten the darkest hours.
In Ypsilanti Michigan a group named REPLY demands withdrawal of an 188000 antipoverty program claiming residents were unaware of their poverty until experts from the University of Michigan declared it so. Private welfare leaders in Cleveland warn federal intervention could end private charity, challenging expertise over lay conclusions.
Washington analyst Bruce Biassat notes Ronald Reagan’s spring model of The Speech played to about 1,500 Republicans in Cincinnati. The 40 minute performance attacks the federal bureaucracy and Democrats, citing tax, Social Security, farm, and forms statistics while boosting Reagan as a leading GOP candidate for California governor.
A space science article argues that life could exist on Jupiter or Mars despite harsh conditions. It notes Jupiter's cold, gas cloud environment and suggests life forms might endure where Earthlike life seems unlikely, challenging prior views limited to Earth.
Dr Henry Steele Commager urged a US funded Minerva Corps to educate peoples in newly developing nations. Speaking at the National Committee for Support of Public Schools in Washington he proposed a Marshall Plan for schools to foster orderly evolution and avert future wars.
Summer brings more children near roads as schools let out and programs run. Drivers must stay vigilant against children darting from behind cars or chasing balls, with law enforcement helping keep youngsters safe through the season.
Hal Boyle reports Sgt Daniel F. Hall a 22 year old Marine from Pottstown Pa on a five hour liberty in Da Nang South Viet Nam after a six day patrol He seeks milk ice cream and a souvenir for his wife and two children while reflecting on life and war It is his first liberty in over a month and he asks about home while recalling a comrade lost in action
Dear Mrs Lawrence explains that babies express affection in many ways not just by kissing. The author argues that adults who demand kissing are self centered and suggests alternatives like letting the child explore a pocketbook. She notes politicians kiss babies to win mothers’ favor.
In a Parenthood Post piece from New York AP, Dr Bruno Bettelheim notes babies resist kissing as adults seek their own gratification. Church World Service appoints William D Strong as Planned Parenthood Consultant to coordinate birth control info and fight poverty.
The writer thanks lawmakers educators and associations for enacting LD 830 Kindergarten Education and urges removal of outdated terms. The letter notes the 1955 change to Entrance Age Kindergarten and calls for consistent public school terminology nationwide and internationally.
Government moves to offset slowdown with a Social Security lump sum, broad tax cuts, and federal spending. The plan seeks to boost consumer buying, stimulate production, and create jobs through higher spending by firms and increased federal funds for schools, highways, aerospace, and defense.
Hollywood reports Harry Joe Brown plans a new Western The Long Ride Home after a 16 week recovery from a Palm Springs auto crash. Brown at 72 remains active at Columbia Studios and praises Sean Flynn his recent international co star while complimenting Flynn’s appeal and athleticism.
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