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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1964
Page
4
There are two things to aim at in life: first, to get what you want, and, after that, to enjoy it. Only the wisest of man kind achieve the second. Logan Pearsall Smith
Observers note Brazil edges from a counter revolution after Goulart’s ouster. Humberto Branco’s government brings stability amid severe economic ills, including inflation and mismanagement. Officials say expropriations and nationalizations will need rebuilding, with growth hampered by lingering poverty and tax evasion.
A commentary on Avery Brundage’s Olympic doctrine and US efforts to beat the USSR through top down talent searches. The piece questions the costs of mass talent campaigns, market research, and subsidies, warning against turning sport into a state driven prestige project.
A New York woman who aided police over seven months to prosecute a sex offender says she would not involve herself again. The offender received 90 days for a first offense, a sentence she deems insufficient. She argues for mandatory psychiatric treatment to curb repeat offenses and urges legal reform to address mentally disturbed offenders, noting public bystanders often avoid intervention.
Evansville Indiana reformer Mrs Dorothy Lutz heads a local Humane Society. She defends President Johnson for giving his two beagles affectionate ear tugs and suggests dogs may enjoy gentle pinching. She presented Mr Johnson with a life membership amid playful remarks.
Washington reports say Maoist Chinese are helping train Asian minority leaders in the Soviet Union and may be forming cells in Moscow. The effort targets Central Asia where minorities face Russian dominance. Experts caution on aims and reach, with no clear evidence yet of how far the network extends.
NEW YORK AP. Boyle laments fifth grade pressure on families as children face unrealistically advanced lessons. He describes a shrinking home life, with parents helping with math and science essays, while the family races through the fifth grade. The piece ends with the line that learning is for the young and they cannot take it anymore.
AP reports May indicators show April advance intact with June potential peaks. Steel output hits high, auto production rising as Detroit plans for model year changes and possible labor talks. Retail sales hold strong, consumer credit rising, inventories revised down while government spending expected to accelerate later.
Biddeford Saco Journal lists publication details at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine with W Paul Casavant publisher and E P Ingalls managing editor. It notes telephone numbers for business and editorial offices and outlines subscription rates payable in advance including one month $1.85 six months $10.50 and one year $21.00. Associated Press notice confirms exclusive local news republishing rights.
Ruth Millett offers guidance on friendship, listing common faults that harms ties among women. She cautions against discussing others, belittling achievements, monopolizing friends, ignoring feelings, overtalking, prying questions, revealing secrets, giving unwanted advice, demanding convenience, and using friends as stepping stones.
Oregon retirees 65 plus with income above 2500 may exempt part of the first 10000 of home value from real estate tax and defer remaining taxes until death. The plan scales exemption by age from 10 to 100 percent and ties deferment to the Public Employees Retirement Fund with a six percent charge and lien on the property.
Across clues include noble title spelled Spenied nobles and multiple forms. Answers cover verb throw down ancient coin German plural peietries and more. entries reference Roman dictator Samoan part attraction and other common crossword terms across varied lengths.
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