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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1964
Page
4
New England is described as harsh with harsh climate barren soil and stormy coast yet the piece notes a strong affectionate regard from its residents in a reflective tone attributing the sentiment to Henry Cabot Lodge.
The piece traces how early Pilgrims faced hunger yet valued spiritual thanksgiving while modern excess makes gratitude fleeting. It argues for a return to spiritual focus, suggesting fasting to rebalance material abundance with inner thanks.
The United States embarks on ten years of Mars observation with two November Mariner launches. Scientists debate whether life exists on Mars, warn against Earth contamination, and forecast extensive knowledge about Mars' atmosphere minerals and surface before any human visit.
A University of Utah College of Medicine report notes that faster travel speeds may be making more people dizzy. The study, funded by a $100,000 Public Health Service grant, links labyrinth damage in the inner ear to vertigo caused by rapid head movements and acceleration.
Washington longtime aides say John F Kennedy defined the office as a driving core of national action, pursuing peace, jobs, and civil rights. Theodore Sorensen notes Kennedy combined cautious decision making with bold action, drawing sharp aides and a style that inspired hope for youth, abroad and at home, until his 1963 Dallas end.
New York columnist HAL BOYLE argues during Thanksgiving that even gloom spreaders have much to be thankful for. He lists practical comforts and neutral lulls in daily life from taxes to parking spots, winter weather, and quiet world events, urging readers to count their blessings.
The United States and Britain move quickly to defend their currencies. London raises the Bank of England rate to 7 percent from 5 percent while Washington lifts the Federal Reserve discount rate to 4 percent from 3 percent. The aim is to curb outflows and prevent a global currency crisis while avoiding choking growth. Higher short-term rates may raise borrowing costs, but the central goal is steadier exchange values. Investment funds are expected to support long-term rates, with banks free to seek more funds by boosting savings rates. The measures could take time to take full effect and may be adjusted if capital flees abroad.
Ruth Millett warns mothers that common phrases reveal they are being outsmarted by their children. Examples cite teacher bias, phase talking, phone envy, TV time, bedtime fatigue, teen gatherings, secrets, babysitting woes, school visits, and allowances. The column urges real reflection on parenting patterns.
A community notes with gratitude for the Darlene Atkinson Fund support and donors, listing bank totals and anonymous contributions. A second letter recalls leaving Biddeford for Danforth, thanking supporters, detailing travel distances to serve a large parish, and referencing St. Joseph's and area churches.
Secretary Willard Wirtz cites aging workforce trends and high unemployment among workers over 45, urging industry to end age discrimination. He notes older workers offer stability and experience, while many job orders impose upper age limits. Government policy bans age discrimination in federal hiring and contracting. private employers must follow suit.
The Biddeford Maine daily newspaper lists address Adams Street and bids daily publication except Sundays. It shows W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor with separate telephone lines for business and editorial departments. Subscription rates are given: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive local news rights.
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