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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1963
Page
4
Analyzes how a broad tax reduction plan divides Congress and public opinion. Sections debate whether cuts should favor lower earners or stimulate industry, and whether reforms offset deficits. Authors warn of looming shows of conflict as lawmakers seek clarity on tax philosophy and spending cuts.
A federation of computing societies met in conference highlighting computer as a vital element in defense business and society. President Kennedy praised the role of electronic computers expanding horizons and boosting American technology while noting human imagination remains essential.
Washington notes that the 1933 to 1940 period, labeled by The Wall Street Journal as a low mood era, produced substantial growth with GNP rising from 56 to 100 billion dollars and later 125 billion in 1941. The piece cites new deal spending, deficits, and unemployment figures, arguing for capitalism's resiliency while warning against a return to past conditions.
Boyle notes charity has become a door to door affair. He laments constant solicitations at home while reflecting a shift from being merely against causes to actively supporting ones like the Girl Scouts after a doorstep encounter. He vows to stand for something rather than oppose everything.
An AP analysis outlines how local growth depends on housing, civic services, and transportation. It notes migration of industries from electronics to other regions, affects communities from Chicago to San Diego, and cites effects of European protectionism on grain and sugar sectors.
The notion of a living wage varies by perspective as people discuss what counts as fair pay. Observers note that what constitutes adequate earnings shifts with job type, location, and cost of living, affecting workers and employers alike.
Ruth Millett recalls a booklet from the Card Association about "Family Fun with Card Games." It describes childhood evenings around the dining room table with relatives playing Hearts, Fan Tan, and Michigan, learning arithmetic and manners from card play, as the father’s dish of corn was part of the scene.
Alfred Hitchcock’s film The Birds unleashes birds on people from California to a seaside village. The siege escalates with many attacks including women and children and a farmer killed in his home as suspense builds to a dramatic cliffhanger.
Publication notice from Biddeford Maine outlines address 11 Adams Street and staff roles for Paul Casavant publisher and E P Ingalls editor. Subscription rates shown: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Associated Press rights noted for local news and dispatches.
A dense list of crossword clues with many partial and unclear phrases includes names, places, and terms across varying categories. The readable items reference girl names, geographic terms, famous figures, and common puzzle words, indicating a broad, mixed clue set for a daily grid.
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