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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1965
Page
4
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Editorial discusses state aid and the push to transport parochial students in Ohio while New York faces a textbook aid challenge. It notes tax implications for all residents and the risk of greater state control over schooling, with quotes from Senator Ross Pepple.
The piece argues the United States remains a top trader but hurt by a third rate merchant fleet. It notes the Soviet Union, Japan and others expand shipyards, while U S costs stay high despite subsidies. Automation trims crews but full competitiveness remains elusive. An airship concept is proposed as a future revival.
The Supreme Court’s decision striking down Connecticut’s birth control ban signals a shift in public morality from the past. The piece argues social change, overpopulation and crime shape policy and notes the ruling implies wider access to information and devices via public or quasi public agencies.
Eight months after Goldwaters defeat, midrange Republicans persist in anti government rhetoric, determined to repackage old principles. Reagan is praised as a skilled packager though untested in office, while critics warn such tactics risk long term decline.
Barbara Hale explains audience participation fuels Perry Mason longevity as filming begins on season nine with Raymond Burr Barbara Hale Bill Hopper Bill Talman and Ray Collins set to return. Reports had Burr seeking other work but CBS kept the show.
Roger Babson outlines that renting can help young couples build savings for a future home. He advises budgeting, shopping for mortgages, and considering long term loans. He notes interest ranges, down payments, and the value of open end or extended terms for future needs.
Chicago faces a hot summer with rising protests. Leaders like Powell and Gregory push disruptive actions while segregation debates and calls to topple the Daley machine surge. Leroy Collins urges northern introspection as Chicago’s urban ghetto enflames tensions amid national hypocrisy.
A guidance column advises seeking multiple medical opinions for a severely retarded child and consulting the National Association for Retarded Children. It discusses parental resilience, honest self-work, and the balance of hope with realism. The second piece praises Maine’s government under Gov. Reed, highlighting cooperative legislature, strong public service, and a favorable business climate.
Biddeford Maine newspaper announces subscription rates payable in advance for one month six months and one year. It notes Associated Press rights and includes an editorial remark about avoiding second mortgages as a general rule for readers.
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