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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1962
Page
4
Thoughtful quotation from Sir Isaac Newton opens the editorial page urging patient attention as a key factor in valuable discoveries. The line frames a reflective tone for readers and sets a measured pace for the section.
Bruce Biassat argues farm consolidation drives migration from rural areas to cities and suburbs. Communities losing main economic function seek self help and external support to attract new industries, warning some efforts may fail. Local action plus credit aid could stave off decline as farmers move toward larger, mechanized operations.
Analysts weigh how US interest rate changes affect the balance of payments and capital flows. Rising rates attract global liquid funds easing deficits in the short term, while lower rates push funds abroad, risking gold drains. The policy must align domestic needs with foreign repercussions and harmony with trading partners.
Commentators warn Americans neglect domestic issues as deficits loom and tax reform stalls growth. In Idaho, the Idaho Falls area Bonneville Power Administration plans to sell power tax free, threatening 7300 million in private investment and future tax wealth. The utility president says such moves will derail $140 million in planned expansion over five years. The piece questions enduring policy coherence and urges practical values like drive-in theaters as safe time-killers.
Washington columnist Peter Edson warns the Meredith admission marks the start of a long wilderness campaign in civil rights. He notes continued integration battles, lingering economic and political effects, and upcoming Southern elections with Republicans expanding their search for candidates.
New York AP column recounts a string of jokes about cigar smoking and its annoyances at home, work, and social life. Witty quips explore spouses, neighbors, and health concerns, all tied to a habit that irks non-smokers and fuels punchlines.
AP News analyst Sam Dawson explains rising deflation fears among a small but growing group of observers. They warn that dropping commodity and industrial prices could herald a new world recession, while consumer prices remain steady as costs rise through manufacturing and services.
AP writer describes Edward Everett Horton touring his San Fernando Valley Malibu-like Enrico mansion. Horton recalls building began in 1925, the mansion’s vast 40 by 34 foot room, and parties with Lily Pons after completing a film. He explains the beach house loss but shows no distress.
AP reports the soap As the World Turns killed off Jeff Baker, a longtime character in a sudden on screen demise. Fans reacted to the plot twist, while actor Mark Rydell remains alive and pursuing film work. CBS noted about 20 letters from viewers and outlined the drama’s needs. The night’s recommended programs include Run ’til It’s Dark and The Garry Moore Show with guest stars.
Biddeford Seco Journal lists 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine as the publication office with Paul Casavant publisher and T J Mahoney editor. It provides subscription rates in advance of one month 185 six months 1050 and one year 2100 and notes Associated Press news rights and second class postage status.
A fragment lists crossword clues including ornaments 32 More placid 33 Troubles 34 Brownish purple color 85 Trees with geraes leaves 38 Crack shots 42 Frighten. The text reads like a snippet from a puzzle page with enumerations and incomplete entries.
Ruth Willett argues that parents should enforce daily good grooming, not rely on schools to police teen dress. She notes monthly “good grooming day” at a Memphis junior high and calls PTA action to set standards. Home discipline instills habits, she says, better than school interventions.
River Forest neighborhood bids farewell to the Doering House once a castle like landmark. Otto Doering’s mansion, later owned by his widow, stands to be demolished after a grand last ballroom tribute. Residents recall its grandeur and fear the end of an era as wreckers move in at dawn.
In Oslo attendance at churches rose 14 percent over five years per an AP survey. Strong participation gains reflect growing religious engagement and active congregations across Norway's communities.
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