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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1963
Page
4
Sunday clears away the rest of the whole week. Joseph Addison offers a reflective line on weekly respite and introspection for readers seeking a calmer close to the week.
Nixon writes a guest editorial in The Southern Republican calling for party unity to overcome intraparty cannibalism and to reaffirm core GOP principles. He notes deep differences among Republicans on welfare, individual primacy, and conservatism, arguing a unified front is essential despite discord.
Washington correspondent reports House Judiciary Committee led by Emanuel Celler examines newspaper mergers under the 1950 Kefauver Celler amendment to the Clayton act. Probes consider costs, competition, and growth, with testimony from Newton C. Minow and Stanford Smith. The committee aims to avoid labor disputes and government news censorship while examining potential restraints on press freedom.
Americans spent a record 20.3 billion in February retail sales, up 7 percent from last year, with durable goods rising 8 percent and nondurables 6 percent. Despite higher output in steel and auto sales, total industrial production stays below late fall peaks, while the labor force grows as automation limits hiring.
Hollywood cynicism spawns trouble as Ruth Millett notes weekly calendar thoughts that reveal second thoughts. Snippets lampoon ideas from bedtime routines to budgets, marriages, and social foibles, all with witty but pointed asterisks.
Retired citizens could staff a new National Service Corps to ease gaps in teaching nursing social work and child care. Studies urge a Senior Service Corps model, with pilots in New York Kentucky and California and strong interest from seniors nationwide. The plan, backed by the President's Council on Aging, aims to add volunteers without duplicating existing programs.
Biddeford-Seco Journal page from Biddeford Maine lists Adams Street office and staff including Paul Casavant publisher and E P Ingalls managing editor. It notes business and editorial telephone numbers and subscription rates for one month six months and one year. It also states Associated Press affiliation and second class postal status.
The American Public Power Association executive predicts a memorable year with record growth for local government power systems. Municipal utilities expect more than 20 percent higher spending on plant additions and improvements, totaling about 700 million dollars, excluding federal and rural coop funds. The forecast suggests a vast private-led expansion could render tax money unnecessary and highlights rising state and local taxes amid federal deficits.
University of Wisconsin micrometeorologists camp on Lake Mendota ice to collect data on freezing and thawing, sun water and wind, lake currents, and soil erosion. The work targets better understanding of snow fences wind breaks and environmental factors at near ground level.
Hal Boyle lampoons lunch habits of workers in a humorous locker room taxonomy. He details characters such as The Inheritor, The Classicist, The Intellectual, The Traders, The Mechanical Gourmet, The Sanitary Aristocrat, and The Waif, each with distinct midday meals and quirks reflecting class and lifestyle contrasts.
A reader friendly listing of crossword clues across many categories such as origins stages and objects. It includes 52 hourly entries and 58 to 71 clues about animals tools and everyday terms, with references to furniture and foods.
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