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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
4
An editorial reflection titled Thought for Evening cites Richard Trench stating that the fool acts at the end while the wise act at the start. The page emphasizes prudent planning and foresight as guiding principles for readers across daily concerns.
Observers say Americans overdo stock-taking and self-criticism while praising the nation. The piece laments crime, corruption, shoddy work, urban decay, and lack of action, noting excuses abound and public responsibility is waning. It questions whether decline or normalcy explains current faults.
Surplus Bonneville hydro power could meet California needs via the longest extra high voltage line. Four investor owned utilities serving over 12 million people plan the build, promising $110 million in tax revenues over 20 years and saving $100 to $245 million in taxpayer money while reducing the Bonneville deficit. The plan seeks feasible, economical transmission between Northwest and Los Angeles.
A major pharmaceutical firm voices a parallel between the thalidomide tragedy and potential restrictive proposals, arguing that while safe laws are needed, over-controls could block research. It recalls the 1954 Comet jetliner disaster and insists progress requires balancing risk with innovation.
Washington’s nine year anniversary meeting recalls four remaining members Clifford Davis Kenneth Roberts George Fallon and Ben Jensen who will gather for their annual luncheon in the House dining room. Former victim Alvin Bentley is not in the House.
Ruth Millett argues that many young mothers go to work not from necessity but to sustain a higher standard of living than a husband can provide. She warns hiring a substitute caregiver often means entrusting children to someone less equipped, urging mothers to clarify whether the choice reflects true necessity or personal preference.
Paul Harvey notes a shift as veteran military leaders criticize national policy. Admiral Ben Moreell voices frustration with perceived pampered officials and biased diplomacy, urging frank debate on security and defense before American values. Jackie Mason discusses career crossroads and dreams for a TV comeback amid stand-up challenges. Mason, King, and Burr updates round out entertainment notes and TV recommendations.
Boyle's column paints a rainy winter day across New York City from night to dawn. It sketches how the elderly brace for rheumatism while the young sleep late, and a traveling salesman, a cab driver, and a farmer react to steady rainfall. The piece ends with the line that in winter all rainy days are the same.
AP reports mixed optimism in U S markets as President Kennedy pushes tax cuts to stave off recession. Despite spring upswings in industry and trade many businessmen doubt the durability of the current recovery. Labor disputes automation and costs, unemployment, and a persistent U S deficit fuel caution about the economy through summer and beyond.
Biddeford Saco Journal details publisher E P Ingalls editor Mary Casavant office hours and phone numbers for departments. Subscription rates shown: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Associated Press rights noted and postal classification listed.
A list of crossword clues and brief notes including economics abbreviation for short, two word phrases for ever and ever, various puzzle related terms like Beelzebub Minatory lustrous lodger and belay usage, plus entries for angels male and female names and crossword fill items such as Handelian work quibble straightforward fiber plants diplomat ironing machine and other clue words.
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