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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1963
Page
4
Sunday is the golden clasp that binds to gether the volume of the week Henry W Longfellow expresses a reflective weekly wrap in a concise editorial framing for the page.
After the 1959 steel strike a labor management committee formed to seek shared facts on issues like medical insurance costs and work rules. The Wall Street Journal notes its progress in building agreed information, proposing a model for public affairs such as the federal budget where impartial figures could curb misstatements.
Washington proposal labels its aim hospital insurance and outlines 36 programs costing about 9.8 billion over five years. It would fund expanded Social Security health coverage, nursing home care, housing loans, and senior services while proposing tax credits and higher Social Security benefits for the elderly.
AP report notes Art Linkletter remains upbeat about his NBC evening show despite a mixed reception. He reflects on starting anew after 30 years in broadcasting, discusses assembling a new crew, and highlights his financial independence and diverse holdings. He also outlines weekend viewing and promotes upcoming programs.
The piece notes Air Force readiness in fixed missile sites while Army explores an air mobile force, the air assault division. Defense Secretary McNamara calls it revolutionary and seeks 15,000 extra troops and more helicopters to test limited war concepts. The text stresses services retain core roles with a shift toward rapid air mobility in limited conflicts.
A reader friendly note on lumber sizes explains that rough 2 x 4s were two by four inches, but trimmed to about 15 5/8 by 3 1/2 inches. The text notes a pending lumber standards study by the Lumber Standards Committee to set size rules based on moisture and strength for better product and price. The rest is light local humor and misc observations.
Harold Lloyd outlines his next project Fun ny Side of Life ahead of a major release. He stresses careful testing and retakes to maximize laughs. The film will largely adapt The Freshman with a 20 to 25 minute character introduction and a potential long run of other great features.
Biddeford Saco Journal details publication at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine publisher Paul Casavant managing editor E P Ingalls lists phone numbers for departments and outlines subscription rates 1 month 1 85 six months 10 50 one year 21 00 and notes AP membership with republication rights and postage classification
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Roger Babson argues education aid should consider natural aptitude and inheritance like snapdragons. He cites DNA RNA basics, urges targeted scholarships, warns government aid can harm if misused, and poses questions on whether success comes from schooling or instinct. He praises skilled trades and notes Admiral Rickover on funding education and teachers.
Paul Harvey argues that comity has morphed from courtesy into a political coverup for misconduct. He cites Senator Williams accusing Harlem Congressman Adam Clayton Powell of personal delinquency, tax issues, and improper travels funded by taxpayers. The piece notes federal loans, tax exemptions, and investigations tied to Powell, framing comity as weakened by scandal.
A historical note explains the correct undeliverable mail endorsement Move Not Forwardable. It applies when forwarding postage is not guaranteed or when a forwarding order has expired within a two year limit. Patrons are urged to use current addressees' addresses to improve service.
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