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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1965
Page
4
A pithy editorial remark notes that harming a woman who injured you is forbidden, while reflecting on her aging each minute is not. The quote by Charles Monroe Dickinson frames vengeance in a stark, moral voice with a sharp, cynical edge.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission outlines guidelines to ban sex discrimination in job ads. It allows combined male female columns and labels like jobs of interest female or male while ensuring all applicants are welcome. It notes some jobs may legally require a specific sex and cites a rancher ad seeking a cow person with harsh terms.
The essay notes Germany’s struggle with its postwar status in NATO and its impact on US NATO leadership. It highlights Chancellor Erhard’s remarks on Germany’s second class position and predicts a late December visit to the United States could spark a stronger Bonn voice in European affairs.
British engineer Wilen Frischmann argues for a self contained city housing 500000 people in a single 850 story tower to ease land use and traffic while preserving 100 square miles for food production. He says modern tech can meet the colossal construction challenge and reduce costs versus a horizontal city.
Washington Senator Everett Dirksen remains unlikely to secure ratification for a constitutional amendment allowing nonpopulous state legislative reallocation. With 28 of 50 states already adopting new reapportionment and 11 under court orders, urban areas push for reforms, while many legislatures resist.
HAL BOYLE argues that visible flaws in leaders and heroes keep them human and relatable. He cites Babe Ruth Washington Lincoln and Socrates as examples, noting the public tolerates imperfections while still seeking excellence and remembrance for what is right.
A survey of 2 000 Million Dollar Round Table members shows top life insurance sellers work about 50 hours weekly, rely on office prospecting and social influence, vacation four to six weeks, and average 30 000 a year with many owning over 300 000. Most are college educated, use friends and relatives for leads, and build prestige as lecturers or authors while few participate in political campaigns.
A sweeping critique traces government overreach from education mandates and draft rules to workplace rules and speech limits. It cites Amish education refusals, draft card laws, price controls, and banners against censorship, arguing liberty erodes as regulations accumulate.
Dear Mrs. Lawrence, a husband is torn by controlling parents while his wife urges patience and growth. The letter notes the parents' power over self worth and the couple’s effort to resist. The answer applauds his resolve and urges the wife to support his bid for independence, calling her to mature as well. Then AP brief note about Versailles tow trucks carries a pun on their business.
A reader argues the Saco Osteopathic Hospital in Maine, a nonprofit general hospital since 1943, is accredited and insured but currently inadequate for the community's growing needs, with a note that the health program has broadened and a continuation on Page Seven.
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