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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1964
Page
4
Editorial page features James Bryce quote praising medicine as a field that relentlessly opposes its own rationale, suggesting a critical view of the profession's efforts to justify its purpose.
Six safety points for motorists form this year’s guidance from highway safety officials. The six rules cover starting trips rested, taking alertness breaks every hundred miles, bright lights after coffee stops, keeping distance behind the car ahead, avoiding colored glasses at night, and yielding the right of way to others.
U.S. officials report Cuban requests for drugs worth 10 to 15 million dollars. The Commerce Department requires licenses for all American food and drug sales to Cuba, aiming to prevent indirect support for Castro’s regime and to curb Cuban entanglements with other nations.
A columnist argues debates on whether it is better for a woman to be dead than out of style always favor the affirmative in spirit. Fashion changes drive women to shops, while men mock fashion as slavery, though women dress partly to please men who seek social competition.
The piece warns that sleeping pills especially barbiturates can be dangerous and habit forming. It notes overdoses and lax regulations as concerns while suggesting medical supervision and urgent physician advice. a lighter aside mocks dream houses and a hospital tapes first cry for new fathers.
Washington correspondent reports that Apollo Saturn plants face a new tech obsolescence among educated workers. Managers note even graduates struggle with rapid changes. firms fund evening courses, sometimes pay full tuition, and place young engineers near colleges to boost innovation.
Monte Ne in Arkansas will soon be flooded by the Beaver reservoir in a 45.5 million project delivering hydroelectric power and flood control. Coin Harvey, once Liberty party icon and Chicago lawyer, built Monte Ne and a long- unfinished pyramid tomb that now sits near a lagoon. Army engineers moved the tomb to higher ground. the site will be submerged.
AP analyzes rising dollar profits across firms with higher sales and production boosting earnings after taxes. Critics warn profit figures can mislead without context while labor seeks higher wages and customers face price effects.
Ruth Willett profiles husband language myths while Bob Thomas reports on Korean born writer Richard E Kim who rose from scholarship to bestseller status. Kim, a Long Beach State English teacher, earned United States citizenship after publishing The Martyred and gaining rave reviews.
Edwin F. Shelley of U.S. Industries proposes a national Earned Educational Leave system. Five percent of workers would leave the labor force each year for paid education and travel, with an education year every 10, 15, or chosen interval to balance jobs and a gradual move to retirement.
Letter from Eugene LaCourse to Governor Reed regarding the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard is acknowledged. The Journal notes continued discussion on automation and its potential to boost mankind, highlighting readers’ provocative ideas.
A list of numbered crossword prompts including 10 Vegetable 11 Issue 12 Thinner 13 Now 15 Natural fats 20 Weather prediction 23 Hauling vehicle 25 Decipher two words 27 Location of Gibraltar 29 Courage 31 Theatre sign 33 Poetic contraction 35 Busybodies 37 Large sea duck 38 Mexican food 39 Reversed dactyl 40 Ancestor 42 The one who is the check 43 Beach garments 46 Site of a US Mint 48 Graphite sticks 50 Doled out 51 Bootery for one 54 Demolish 55 European 58 Compete 60 Worth
Publication details for 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine list W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. Includes telephone numbers for business and editorial departments and subscription rates of 1 month 1 85 six months 10 50 and one year 21 00.
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