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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1963
Page
4
Editorial lauds Biddeford and Saco for attracting and supporting industry. Grafton Lumber Co. plans a two story rebuilt plant with president Joseph Rosenfield committed to staying and reestablishing production. Communities pledge help to overcome obstacles and resume operations.
Alabama Republican leader John Grenier argues the GOP is split not between liberals and conservatives but between liberals and two kinds of conservatives. Since 1940 nominees have been moderates chosen by liberals plus conservatives who think a conservative can win.
The piece argues that rising meat demand benefits consumers only if packers, though vital, earn fair profits. It notes high supply and strong market, but profits for packers have lagged, and better pay for packers supports continued progress, benefiting consumers in the long run.
Fish raisers use staged release of salmon fry at BC hatcheries to reduce crowding and improve survival. The change aims to avoid disruptive dash releases and boost future salmon runs when adults return to spawning grounds. Some observers compare carpet choices to overall comfort.
President Kennedy proposes a three year sequence of income tax rate reductions from 20 91 percent to 18.5 84.5 percent then 15.5 71.5 and finally 14 45 percent. He also outlines two groups of seven reforms to ease hardships and broaden the base raising about 11.3 billion in revenue.
IRS reports growing total collections and lower cost per dollar due to voluntary compliance. In fiscal 1962 income taxes totaled 71.9 billion with 450 million operating outlay. salaries dominated costs for 56,510 employees. Mortimer Caplin notes programs aimed at boosting voluntary compliance amid broader state tax sources.
Joy Stilley notes the surge of spray can products changing daily chores and home life. The column humorously describes use of sprays for hair, shoes, stockings, jewelry, nails, dresses, cleaning, and even shaving foam for razors, plus garden sprays and propellant containers.
Ruth Millett analyzes how fashion designer views 1963 as shifting back to formal entertaining. She notes the challenge for Mrs America to host candlelit dinners without help as households move toward servantless informal living and questions if glamour can survive strict formality.
A reader asks about help for an elderly sister and brother in law facing medical bills and potential mortgage. The column notes Kerr Mills limits and urges government action, explains Social Security exemptions for a couple filing jointly, and clarifies the debtor’s future benefits based on quarters of coverage and spouse entitlements.
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