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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1962
Page
4
A brief editorial item reflects on moral revolutions noting truth remains a minority while error dominates. It cites Mary Baker Eddy and comments on how shifts in thought and action progress from lower to higher conditions.
The article argues China's two front advance signals a planned invasion rather than flare-ups. It cites a timetable invasion, border shifts, and a possible withdrawal offer to negotiate. India faces a grave choice between ceding Ladakh for McMahon Line recognition or continuing a costly war with unclear outcomes.
Washington analysis notes Kennedy's blockade move aimed at domestic politics may gain Democratic Congress support as GOP leaders react. Dirksen backed firm stance, while Halleck Judd faced criticism for past votes. Eisenhower remains silent but supportive. Outcome remains uncertain as public sentiment shifts daily.
The First National Bank of Boston argues that long term economic progress depends on analyzing labor force changes, education, and manpower structure. It notes persistent unemployment amid skills shortages, calls for targeted training, and urges private public cooperation to align workforce skills with evolving demand and technological change.
New York AP column by HAL BOYLE lampoons campaign advice to a candidate. Quotes mock the pressures of election season from boosting placards to courting diverse wards and handling scandals and voters while hinting at the absurdities of political consulting.
AP dispatch from Hollywood notes Melina Mercouri’s blunt view of the film world. She says she feels like a bobbysoxer meeting stars and would love to meet Marlon Brando, but refuses to accept studio offers pushing harlot with a heart of gold parts.
The Greek star, here with Jules Dassin to promote Phaedra, complains of hotel costs and says she will not stay elsewhere. She hints at future roles in The Victors with plans for Five Pieces of Maria with Danny Kaye if scripts are fixed for her, noting she and Loren are not the same.
Marion G. Banks argues against tenting near homes, urges strict zoning and state-managed camping areas, cites fire hazards and tax implications, and warns of grandfathered business in residential zones. Dr. Charles L. Calkins stresses people over programs at the Methodist pensions meeting.
Down clues list a scattered set of crossword prompts with incomplete spellings and typographical errors. The puzzle references include Rhode Island motto gem like the cat's-eye a cruise virtues of Ben Franklin and a string of ancient and Gaelic terms, plus Severn river and meadows with several cryptic fragments.
Ruth Millett comments on foreign observations that American housewives seek challenge. She argues easy living frees time yet prompts busy, costly routines from ready meals to labor saving gadgets. Women substitute leisure with errands and paid work to justify a constant busy pace.
Paul Harvey critiques U S views on Khrushchev during Cuban tensions. He argues Soviet leaders calculate risks and that American policymakers misread intent. He notes State Department denials and calls for steadiness. the piece shifts to a Montreal interview about debt collection and payment plans.
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