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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1962
Page
4
A concise editorial urges readers to lend within one’s means and refuse only if it harms the lender. It frames lending as a moral duty when it benefits others without undue risk, reflecting practical neighborhood ethics.
Shades of spring describes Eunice Merton of Peninsula Ohio and her Bangs Corners Bug Barometer as she narrates signs of seasonal change. The piece blends whimsy with local lore about caterpillars frogs and birds signaling spring and hints at enduring folk forecasting traditions.
Washington analysis notes three changes influencing campaign strategy: repeal of caps on expenditures and gifts, tax incentives for small donations, and a push for fair access by the FCC. The plan includes public service educational TV, equal time for opponents, and editorial fairness across stations.
The article outlines wood usage beyond boards noting 5000 products from forest materials and lignin content. It highlights the forest industry's reach, renewal resources, and sustained yield logging aimed at using logs fully while reforesting, with timber cutting kept below replacement growth by about 25 percent annually.
Editor and Publisher argues against treating the Post Office as a business noting higher second class mail rates will hurt small papers while rural services and outlets must remain as public services. It cites parcel post as a commercial venture that should cover all costs to curb deficits.
Boyle recalls a nostalgic era with humorous vignettes about work, education, transportation, and family life in a bygone New York. He contrasts father's help with self made success, describes kitchen and home habits, and laments old childhood fears and social norms.
In New York AP analysis discusses President Kennedy’s efforts to reassure industrialists while government oversight grows. Wages prices and profits come under scrutiny with steel price moves and inflation talks, fueling distrust among business leaders and union chiefs.
Ruth Mullett argues housewives seek outside employment not for pay but to escape endless housework and social pressure. A reader describes how a full-time housewife found personal time freedom by working eight hours daily and learning to say no to endless committee tasks and fund drives.
Paul Harvey argues Walter Judd's long career in Minnesota's Fifth District is strained by an expanding federal role. He warns that constant constituent casework and redistricting pressure erode Judd's ability to craft wise laws, risking overreliance on executive power.
TV critics decry incidental plugs on game shows and interviews where guests promote films albums or clubs. CBS will drop Oh Those Bells in June for Accent summer series while NBC plans a live May 6 discussion between John Glenn and Gherman Titov with interpreters.
The Biddeford Maine newspaper lists Adams Street address 11 and staff roles for Paul Casavant publisher T J Mahoney editor with telephone lines for business and editorial departments. Subscription costs are 1 month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with AP news provided for local notices and dispatches.
A dense list of crossword clues across and down spanning various word lengths. Includes references to historic terms names places and common crossword fodder designed for a daily puzzle page.
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