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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1964
Page
4
A quotation asserts that when the rich worry about the poor it is charity, but when the poor worry about the rich it becomes anarchy. The line by Paul Richard frames class tension as a sharp critique of social inequity.
Barry Goldwater suggests conservatives and liberals form clear parties, but the text argues that definitions vary and many parties, including socialist ones, exist with limited national impact. It notes the two major parties span the broad middle, competing for moderate voters, while fringe parties influence laws over time.
A Delaware Safety Council official presents charts suggesting accidents rise with prosperity and even track the Dow Jones average, citing higher automobile registrations and home accidents during prosperous periods. While not asserting a definite link, the idea implies safety officials may monitor economic trends for accident risk signals.
Fidel Castro told a Havana congress that Cuba faces a severe housing shortage and it could take 26 years to resolve. He urged building two million homes by 1990 and insisted all work start in 1966 strictly by blueprints, citing past Soviet optimism and the burden of rising electricity bills on families.
Washington reporters say officials throughout the Pentagon and State Department favor a stepped up attack on North Viet Nam to bound the war. Officials disagree on method and timing but share belief that defeating Vietcong requires striking Hanoi. Some fear escalation could draw in wider conflict.
HAL BOYLE reports finance expert Jack H. McDonald predicts Americans will routinely tear down and rebuild homes as costs fall. He foresees 25 year obsolescence, a shift to urban living, rising highrise apartments, and a nomadic yet cityward population, with suburbs shrinking in favor of metropolitan complexes.
AP reports inflight motion pictures began on TWA routes in 1961 after David Flexer built a lightweight, automatic system with earphones. airlines like American and Continental offer screens and stereo sound, plus ground-view panoramas. Short hops offer little time for films, while passengers seek musicals and comedies over heavy dramas. Charlton Heston, casting fit for period pieces, discusses being typecast and the on-location shoot for The War Lord costing about five million dollars.
Ruth Millett argues that both spouses practice similar signals to conceal purchases and disappointments. Each hides the truth about expenses or rough days, yet neither believes the other is fooled, while daily routines mask underlying tensions.
Reader inquiries cover disabled children and widow benefits past 18, veteran pensions with dependents, keeping a Social Security number after marriage, and widow's survivor amounts. Officials explain eligibility rules, possible switches at 62, and advise applying at the Veterans Administration office for pensions.
Marion G. Banks, R., warns about defense cuts across New England and nationwide as McNamara's policies and Great Society plans threaten radar and base installations. Readers urged to study Johnson era arms pacts and to contact lawmakers while noting Social Security benefits in a separate note.
Biddeford Seer Journal at 11 Adams Street published daily except Sunday in Biddeford Maine lists W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. Subscription rates: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Associated Press member. local news and AP dispatches for republication. second class postage paid Biddeford Maine.
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