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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1964
Page
4
An editorial on aging and the tragedy of a young life ending, arguing that such loss reinforces the value of living. It cites Zoe Akins and frames the death of the young as a stark reminder of life’s preciousness, urging readers to cherish each day.
Memorial Day weekend brings regional travel and recreation hazards with clear calls for extreme caution. Gov John H Reed State Police and Maine Highway Safety Committee urge vigilant driving and avoid driving after drinking. Police Chief Robert Marx warns against prolonged driving and intoxicated operation.
A reflective piece notes Memorial Day honors Americans who died in wars from Lexington to Vietnam and Laos. It urges continuing the fight for freedom through peace, urging steadfast resolve to sustain truth, freedom, and brotherhood as enduring memorials beyond monuments.
Washington argues additional funds may not guarantee victory in Southeast Asia. The piece questions if policy changes are needed, notes North Vietnamese involvement in Laos, and cites investigations casting doubt on current methods. It ends with light satirical tangents about aging and housekeeping.
Washington officials circulated an unpublished NEA summary assessing Soviet cybernetics in industry government and agriculture. The report foresees an integrated Soviet computer network coordinating factories banks transport and enterprises and predicts a 1970s shift toward automated industry and societal control. It notes Gosplan centers planned in Moscow and Kiev and warns of growing American concern over rapid Soviet automation advances.
HAL BOYLE surveys tipping as a social pressure from a gracious gesture to a mandatory bribe. He notes tipping extends to many workers, proposes regulation, and questions ideal amounts from 10 to 20 percent. The piece contrasts generous comedians and racetrack winners with poor tippers like some athletes and visitors from smaller towns.
Roger Babson argues Vietnam and Southeast Asia shape global danger. He warns that losing Vietnam could trigger a wider war, drawing in France Britain Japan and the Philippines, with China and Russia in play. He urges Congress to fund Vietnam defense and notes Formosa guard status and UN representation questions.
Advice from Ruth Willett echoes The Moonflower Vine on annual parental visits. Set a welcoming tone by letting visiting children sleep late eat freely and relax. Avoid pressuring them with problems or plans and end with a cheerful farewell rather than farewell tears.
A retirement advisor explains how delaying Social Security past 65 affects benefits for couples and individuals. Examples show earned income can reduce monthly payments yet still yield total benefits, and survivors’ benefits depend on spouse status. The piece also covers death benefits, bonuses, and eligibility for Old Age Assistance across states.
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