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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
4
The piece presents Louis Kaufman Anspacher's view that marriage is a relationship where independence is equal, mutual dependence binds both partners, and reciprocal obligation governs the union. It frames marriage as balanced partnership rather than hierarchy.
Local 406 of the T. W. U. A. AFL-CIO renewed its contract with Edwards Division of Saco Lowell Shops for another year with no wage increase. David Spear praised the workers for facing the division's situation and emphasized ongoing collaborative labor relations, noting recent Pepperedell contract success as a model for attracting industry and benefiting community and workers.
The piece argues Washington faces a slow, decisive balance in Viet Nam Laos policy. It notes a hidden Hawaiian summit outcome, doubts about American troop participation, and the struggle to unite South Vietnamese support under Premier Khanh. Time, not numbers, shapes the West’s defense prospects.
The piece complains about dogs in the city, noting barkers and pests, and suggests a science solution to arrest canine growth. It envisions a drug to keep dogs in perpetual puppyhood, soft and cuddly, always loved and never stray. The tone satirizes reliance on science for simple social problems.
Atlantic City considers a plastic canopy on the boardwalk to lure visitors on rainy days. Houston plans an enclosed stadium for all weather baseball. The piece contemplates a future where domed environments may curb outdoor exposure, possibly driving people to stay home rather than enjoy nature.
Washington dispatch reports how a Turkish invasion of Cyprus was halted after President Johnson reminded Turkish leader Ismet Inonu that no consultations had occurred. Inonu was invited to Washington for talks scheduled for June 21, followed by Greek Prime Minister Papandreou. The piece notes U S concerns over a broader Greek Turkish war, NATO stability, and potential Soviet gains, with U S proposed steps including an international guarantee for the Turkish minority and UN or third party military backing.
New York AP column by HAL BOYLE lampoons tired lines heard from fathers. The jokes revolve around domestic friction, gender roles and family life as fathers defend or dodge chores and discuss school, money, work, funding braces, and even watching TV.
AP Business News analyzes a summer pattern as stock prices hit record highs on averages while many shares lag near highs. Steel output slides 6.5 percent since late May with a shallow dip expected into July. Factory vacations widen, auto model revisions loom, and looming labor talks threaten late summer prospects.
Biddeford Saco Journal publishes daily except Sunday from Biddeford Maine. W Paul Casavant publisher E P Ingalls managing editor. Subscription rates payable in advance: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Associated Press member. Postage paid in Biddeford Maine.
Ruth Millett writes on everyday acts of kindness to strengthen friendships and community ties. Ray Crash Corrigan defends Corriganville ranch in court amid plans to turn it into housing, while continuing to operate the site and resist sale.
Retirement Advisors outlines free or low cost checking options for seniors age 65 and older. Banks such as La Salle National Chicago Colorado State Denver American National Cheyenne and others have launched no fee 65 and over accounts. Details cover age proof opening steps and tips to minimize monthly charges including timing deposits and checks and arranging automatic mortgage payments.
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