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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1963
Page
5
Thought for Evening quotes Booker T. Washington on rising above hatred. The editor presents a stern personal resolve to avoid hatred toward any man, inviting readers to reflect on restraint and moral conduct in public discourse.
A Biddeford city council meeting used an executive session to discuss property reevaluation, prompting concerns about compliance with Maine Right to Know Section 39. The letter urges future adherence to public procedures and warns citizens will monitor city hall to keep government actions transparent.
Washington NEA The 88th Congress nears two months while President Kennedy pushes a tax message likely to drive a long session and possible tax reform battles. Debate over public works, health measures, youth programs, and area redevelopment intensifies as local pressure grows for more projects amid stalled funding.
Dr W W Bauer of the American Medical Association argues that a balanced diet from all four basic food groups ensures no deficiencies and negates fear of cholesterol. He warns against faddist diets driven by commercial interests and urges meals seen as healthy, well cooked, and enjoyed in moderation under medical guidance.
The Jefferson Gazette argues that minimum wage laws hinder youth employment and self reliance. It notes part time work once funded college starts, aids skill development, and questions forcing costs above productivity in retail. The column links social reform to fewer opportunities for youngsters.
Hollywood star Glenn Ford says stardom brings broken bones from Western roles. He notes he never uses a double for dangerous riding and believes a man should do what the part calls for. Ford, honored as top horseman in 1959 and 1960, rose from Canada to Santa Monica and acting after service in World War II. He museums a steady output, believing good material prevents overexposure.
A Berlin Millett column critiques American women as decision makers in the home, arguing they dislike deciding alone and rely on others for input. It claims men avoid involvement, offering little help, leaving women uncertain about purchases from hats to groceries and child matters. The piece asserts women would give up decision rights if possible.
A widow in White Plains and others benefit from Homemaker Services and home health aides to keep older adults in their own homes. Public and voluntary agencies support the program, with federal funding for out of hospital aging care.
European officials praise American products and capital access while debates persist over jobs, markets, and the Common Market. First National City Bank argues U.S. private investment counters deficits, but Commerce notes government grants and private outflows affect trade. Bank estimates 1962 private long term investments abroad at 2.4 billion with a 200 million net boost to the balance of payments.
Biddeford Saco Journal announces publisher and editorial offices at 11 Adams Street with Marie Paul Casavant as publisher and E. P. Ingalls as managing editor. Subscription rates are payable in advance: one month 1.85, six months 10.50, one year 21.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and local news is reserved for AP redistribution.
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