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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1963
Page
4
The piece denounces hasty conclusions blaming Portsmouth Naval Shipyard for the Thresher submarine loss. It cites Rep Louis C Wyman urging restraint and argues the cause remains uncertain until the submarine is found and examined, warning against public slander and headlines.
Elizabeth New Jersey approved an ordinance making it a crime to not return library books within a reasonable time. Borrowers face up to 30 days in jail and fines up to 100 dollars for overdue or damaged books. Other cities may copy the plan as public libraries seek to curb book loss and protect owners.
New York designers announce elasticized, form fitting men’s suits may debut this fall. The trend targets male resistance to slimmer silhouettes and hints at leotard style pants amid a bold push for stretch materials and skin tight shaping.
Safety experts list tips for loner motorists to combat fatigue and boredom on long drives. Some drivers support talking aloud to themselves as a harmless method, arguing it relieves strain and keeps a sense of conversation when alone in the car.
Washington notes the Emergency Board reviewing a four year dispute between railroads and on train employees with a May 10 report due. If no strike follows and settlements emerge, Congress may delay new labor restrictions while Javits proposes amending Taft-Hartley and expanding inquiry boards.
Hollywood veteran Sam Spiegel used camels not love scenes in The Great Escape. John Sturges presents 600 Allied airmen facing harsh war reality with three tunnels and a dramatic escape, stressing the grim cost and unglamorous truth of conflict.
In mid year outlook AP analysis finds gradual gains in the economy with steady orders and rising inventories. Steel labor talks loom as buyers prep for possible disruptions while defense orders government spending and auto sales keep profits and employment growing.
The Biddeford Journal lists Adams Street address and staff roles with publisher Paul Casavant and managing editor E P Ingalls. It provides subscription rates in advance and notes AP membership and mailing status at Biddeford Post Office.
Hollywood Studios plan bold program explores common beliefs about women roles and character. The piece questions traits linked to flowers, neighbors, motherhood, aging, cooking, housework, and marriage, suggesting stereotypes and everyday judgments may shape perceptions of women and relationships.
A reader defends the Red Cross against a May 7 letter questioning support for the organization. The page also reports James Stewart commenting on a proposed joint studio setup by Columbia MGM and 20th Century Fox and notes his view on television and film funding.
A guide explains VA pension eligibility for retirees with Social Security only income. It outlines monthly VA benefits for single and married veterans, noting many 65 plus veterans qualify despite low or varying Social Security. It advises visiting local VA offices to file claims promptly.
A notice explains benefits for widows and their underage daughters as eligibility continues until the daughter's 18th birthday. Benefits equal 50 percent of the husband’s may be received by both, resuming for the widow at later ages as described by Martin E. Segal in his newspaper column.
The puzzle lists clues across Lat 52 Moon goddess and 56 Broadway musical of four words. Down clues include exclamations of disgust and a musical, plus suffix fifty one style entries. Several entries reference change the title return to office naive with withstands and a textile center in France. The puzzle also features writers and footnotes like Weary singleton and Clementine's shoe.
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