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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1963
Page
4
The piece presents a Defoe quip about religious spaces, noting that wherever God erects a house of prayer the Devil builds a chapel and that the latter often gathers the larger crowd upon examination. It delivers a cautionary mat
A 1960s US comparison shows 390000 divorces, about one in 109 marriages, but the figure varies by method. It notes many marriages and divorces repeat and quotes impact on over 850000 children, urging caution and effort to make marriages work.
The article explains how indoor humidity shifts with seasons, stressing low moisture in winter and high in summer. Ideal winter relative humidity is 40 to 50 percent, but can drop to 15 percent, causing shrinkage of floors and furniture and affecting breathing. It offers remedies such as showers with doors open, drying clothes, and consulting a heating engineer with a hygrometer to raise humidity to comfortable levels.
An Anglo French Concord will fly faster than sound before 1970, cutting New York to London to under three hours. It will rise 15 miles up, carry passengers, and redefine time though many technical hurdles remain. American firms lag but study U S fighters for speed lessons. first to market wins huge orders. Progress faces heat barriers and sound bang issues as designers push toward a unique future in air travel.
Washington reporters note how constituents seek help from Rep. James Harvey and others on quirky problems. Examples include sil verfish insects, ants on laundry day, and cabbage quantities for cole slaw. Responses show ties to agriculture, Capitol chefs, and state officials.
Hollywood AP reports actor Leon Ames will replace the late Larry Keating as Alan Young's neighbor on CBS Mister Ed. Ames, who has two grown children, finds the role ideal and humorous as he moves into town with his wife and a critical eye on Ed, the talking horse. He starred in Life With Father and Father of the Bride on TV, calling Father of the Bride a miserable experience.
Babson Park Massachusetts essay argues that schools should be efficient, factory like systems guided by electronics and automation. It urges teachers and parents to empower students with reading writing and arithmetic to harness inner potential and control self development as a learning factory.
A mother recounts an incident on Halloween where a sack with candy was snatched from her nine year old son by an assailant with two accomplices. She notes the theft occurred near St Joseph's Church parking lot and expresses outrage, calling for accountability and better parental guidance. Police were notified and a suspect aged around 16 or 17 is hoped to be caught.
An editorial lauds the Governor’s Committee to Keep Maine Scenic led by Richard H. Woodbury for mobilizing statewide support to spruce Maine. It urges civic, fraternal, and religious clubs to organize local efforts, catalog abandoned buildings, and form task forces to physically clean up eyesores through coordinated barn-raisings and community work.
Ogunquit writer David O Woodbury-Dev in Adair releases Five Days to Oblivion a thriller featuring Dean Riam head of science at a tech institute. The plot follows the disappearance of a nuclear scientist tied to a top secret defense project, with FBI agent Reggie Wayne aiding in direct action against conspirators by a Maine lake and offshore Russian fishing activity. A laboratory scene shows a computer solving an identification riddle.
Biddeford Saco Journal lists publication details including address 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine. Names W Paul Casavant president and E P Ingalls managing editor. Mentions telephone numbers, subscription rates and Associated Press status.
Paul Harvey critiques Vice President Lyndon Johnson's push to fund a moon program at twenty billion dollars. He notes Houston's spaceport profits, questions the cost, and compares moon hype to pole expeditions, urging Congress to avoid waste and favor domestic investments.
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