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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1964
Page
4
Editorial page reflection notes that in life many capable people exist, but luck ultimately determines who achieves prominence, earns laurels, or fades into obscurity. Quote attributed to William E. Woodward.
Fortune interview with Gen Kong Le quotes his call to eject American forces from Southeast Asia and urges global neutralization. He critiques U.S. aims while warning that continued Communist advances and U.S. escalation could mirror Korea in scope, urging UN action and a broader regional withdrawal.
The Organization of American States backs reforms to levy more from the wealthy and curb evasion. Mexico introduces penalties and higher registration, expanding tax rolls from 700,000 to over 4 million, about 11 percent of the population. The aim is stability through economic justice across the hemisphere.
A new poll suggests Rockefeller leads Goldwater in California on June 2, amid skepticism from voters and recall of Oregon results where polls misfired. It notes Lodge support may buoy Rockefeller in California though writing rules limit voting alignment, and questions the literary digest style accuracy of polls as returns loom.
Washington notes 11 years elapsed before U S security found 49 hidden microphones in the Moscow embassy. Electronic engineers say lack of detection gear plus possible redirecting defense funds slowed discovery. Russians reportedly advanced in sensing devices, including window coatings and pipe installations, prompting calls to boost security R&D and counterintelligence equipment.
Boyle's Column reports on corporate and professional men joining amateur ensembles for relaxation and charity work. John G Powers of Prentice-Hall leads the Powerhouse Five Plus Many, weaving business life with Dixieland jazz as executives from Wall Street to publishing take up instruments to unwind after hours.
AP notes rising business investment boosts the economy though bankers doubt its strength relative to postwar peaks. Despite higher after tax profits and solid GNP gains since April, profit margins lag historical levels, and capacity use could curb further plant spending as new capacity comes online.
Biddeford Maine daily newspaper details contact numbers and staff roles for W Paul Casavant publisher and E P Ingalls editor. Subscription rates shown: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. Associated Press rights noted for local news and dispatches. Entered as second class postage paid at Biddeford post office.
Ruth Millett notes readers chase crash diets for a quick fix, while Bob Thomas reviews three current films. What a Way to Go stars Shirley MacLaine in a money issue satire lacking depth, A Bedtime Story pairs Brando with Niven as jet-age gadabouts, and Viva Las Vegas buzzes with Elvis and Ann-Margret in a light, retread plot.
Paul Harvey comments on Freethinkers of America seeking to remove under God from the Pledge. He contrasts lawsuits and atheism with the Jaycee Creed, arguing for freedom to worship or not, and urges a succinct affirmative Americanism rooted in faith, service, and human worth. He recalls Americans’ early prayers and laments a drift toward anti religious sentiment.
Review notes the diary offers a glimpse into Army of the Potomac inner councils but remains largely tantalizing and vague. It catalogs weather, ailments, and casual remarks about Washington letters and camp gossip, with few firm historical revelations. Patrick’s bias against Union troops and sympathy for Southern civilians color the daily chronicle. The editor David Sparks temperately handles the text. Moon’s Luminary adds a Britannica fact on earthshine.
The Journal prints reader letters and urges single sided submissions. A Note of Appreciation from St Andre parish PFA acknowledges the paper’s cooperation and service in publicizing parish activities. Mrs June Dubois signs as Publicity Chairman. Also reports Earl Fugate of Janesville Wis scoring his first hole in one at Greenbrier course 136 yards 11th hole witnessed by his wife.
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