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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1963
Page
5
The piece quotes John Bunyan on a pilgrim laid in a large upper chamber whose sunlit window faced the east and the chamber bore the name Peace, reflecting a contemplative, tranquil mood for the publication’s editorial page.
A reader rails against what TV brings into homes praising normalcy and denouncing the oddball characters on screen. The writer argues for fewer sick shows and more wholesome programming and ends with a harsh wish for the leering lady’s bathroom and a sweeping, final insult aimed at broadcasters.
From the 20th annual National Congress of American Indians in Bismark North Carolina: resolutions urge Congress to leave Indians on reservations and stop assimilation. The Menominee example shows loss of land tax status and timber wealth led to poverty once the tribe lost control, highlighting the need to protect reservation life.
Facts show inadequacies in science and higher mathematics courses. Administrators plan curriculum improvements prodded by patrons who want graduates ready for university study. Little opposition to expanding offerings. small-town schools can match city programs in math physics science and engineering. Grandparents enjoy visits from many grandchildren.
The Kennedy administration's Consumer Advisory Council outlines a draft plan for a national field service to protect consumers, a government sponsored monthly information newsletter, stronger labeling and grading rules, stricter enforcement, national safety standards, metric system study, and expanded public education on credit. The report also backs labeling for wood products, furniture, repackaged imports, and cosmetics premarket checks, with greater FDA staff and improved dissemination of consumer information.
AP critic praises Elizabeth Taylor in London for beauty and imagination. Color footage, London landmarks, Billingsgate, Thames scenes, and Perelman writing elevate the program. Judy Garland and Streisand appearance noted. Hope’s new series debuts with a Rod Serling script. Regular NBC ABC CBS lineup listed with guest stars and times.
Retirement advisors founder Martin Segal outlines NRC recommendations lowering daily calories from about 3000 at age 50 to 2770 at 60, 2500 at 70, and 2250 at 80. He notes individual adjustments, links obesity to diabetes and heart risk, warns against fad diets, and stresses dental, stomach, and money factors shaping nutrition for seniors.
A full set of crossword hints with across and down clues covering burnished lights desert animals symbols poems authors and many common terms. Includes entries for Greek mythology actors and everyday words plus tricky suffixes and prefixes to solve.
New York based column highlights quirky facts and lists. snoring linked to obesity and tiredness, many women work for family income, with playful notes on places named after fruits, safety statistics, and quotes. Includes historical contrasts and domestic anecdotes.
Inflation and growth anchor investment in common stocks. The column urges holding bank, utility, and auto stocks from General Motors to Ford, with petroleum shares and other 20 basic industries. It stresses seeking professional help for long portfolios and notes broad urban inflation pressures across New York City and the nation.
Normand Danis of Saco asks readers about policing and tax dollars funding protection. He urges the city council to add a second police cruiser urgently after a resident’s lumber was burned and warns taxpayers to voice demand at the next council meeting.
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists editorial and business department contacts at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine with phone numbers AT 3 3625 and AT 2 1535. Subscription rates are Payable In Advance One month 185 six months 1050 one year 2100. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and rienews rights.
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