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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1963
Page
4
The discussion centers on whether Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona is softening his strict conservatism as he campaigns nationally for the presidency. He denies altering his core beliefs while acknowledging nuanced statements on issues like federal troops and school desegregation.
The United States plans to retire its 19 lightships as a newer era of 17 story steel towers with heliports and crew quarters arrives in 1964. Lightships guided vessels along North American coasts since 1820, aiding captains in fog and storms, though they are being replaced by modern shore and offshore beacons.
In England, 80 year old Lady Aline Barnett observes an annual date by driving her car in a careless manner for the 58th time since 1905. An arresting policeman recorded the offense, noting the long standing tradition as her public record. Citizens are urged to stay grounded and not imitate the ritual.
Economy watchers predict continued growth as bullish indicators spread across sectors. The National Association of Purchasing Agents foresees ongoing improvement with August construction contracts up 12 percent from a year earlier and totals staying above $4 billion for four months, prompting economists to extend prospects into 1964.
The piece questions whether a US wheat deal with Russia is truly cash based since Moscow could receive 18 months or more to pay. It suggests extensions and potential debt forgiveness, notes Canadian doubts about similar sales, and comments on US surplus fat and consumer life.
Washington reports growing US impatience as Sukarno tightens control, shifts to a neutral coalition, and sues for western aid while Indonesia faces economic ruin. The United States has provided about $730 million since independence, with potential aid cuts if Indonesia defies Malaysia.
Boyle profiles Deborah Kerr recalling her first film break as the Salvation Army lass in Major Barbara after a pivotal moment with producer Gabriel Pascal. The future star, then 17, reflects on freckled looks, Libra birth, indecision, hobbies, and a simple creed from a British aunt guiding her outlook.
Weather still can affect business and politics across nations, shaping prices from food to gold and shifting policy. Droughts and frosts in Brazil and Cuba influence coffee and sugar costs, while Russia’s bad wheat weather triggers gold sales and currency pressures. Canada and Australia bolster grain markets as Russia sells gold to pay for imports, easing pressure on U.S. reserves.
Local Social Security offices offer clear information on retirement ages benefits and eligibility. They can aid with forms evidence documents and provide referrals to other programs while keeping records confidential and arranging home visits if needed.
A reader letters column and multiple Associated Press style notes touch on public figures and media themes. The discussants consider wartime propaganda, image making in Hollywood and public perception. The item closes with a question about biology.
Gold producers estimate that Soviet mining is relatively expensive costing Russia about 70 dollars per ounce to produce the metal it sells. The harsh weather appears to aggravate the problem, potentially impacting the Communist economy.
A compact crossword list with across clues ranging Nut tree to Inarticulate sounds. Entries include Canadian capital Wisconsin city and various wordplay hints across topics like crime and literature.
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