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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1964
Page
4
The League of Women Voters pamphlet guides registering to vote, locating polling places, and voting methods including straight, split, and write in ballots. It outlines general election timing in Maine and instructions for marking ballots, counting rules, and assistance for voters with disabilities.
Washington describes how thorough full field investigations and regular rechecks are required for Atomic Energy Commission personnel and certain intelligence workers. The piece notes gaps when sensitive material moves beyond those tightly screened spaces, cites NSA cases, and warns one careless person can risk national security.
New York AP column offers rapid trivia and quirky facts. It covers soap bubble smoking tips, the blue whale size, growing pains myth, deuterium energy, GM bonus payouts, Americans writing checks, woodchuck name origin, coal jewelry, home as work hub, women in workforce numbers, presidential succession years 1841 and 1881, quick trivia on aspirin use and turkeys, plus a Richard L Evans quote.
Investors can grow wealth by diversifying across 30 core industrial stocks led by Allied Chemical American Can General Electric and others. The column lists the 30 Dow components and suggests gradual accumulation via brokers with a focus on Union Carbide and similar names, illustrating prudent dollar cost averaging.
A letter argues sovereignty and rapid nuclear response, urging military command authority over weapons to avoid delays in crisis. It warns against red tape in Washington and concerns about who would authorize actions during attacks, citing personal safety and political implications. Marion Gordon Banks comments followed by AP report on the Shaw murder trial and the witness relationship.
A Biddeford Maine forum column argues for investing in Dow Jones industrial stocks. It highlights a reader earning 15000 annually with a family of four and proposes saving 3000 yearly, keeping 2000 in bank deposits, buying 1000 in insurance, and purchasing remaining funds in Dow Jones industrial stocks for dividends and growth.
Ruth Millett argues that modern American women act decisively in seeking husbands, surpassing their mothers. She notes younger marriage ages and claims women have learned to “look” for partners, contradicting psychologist Dr. Albert Ellis’s advice.
A Social Security study of nearly 10 million men 62 and over shows leisure as a growing retirement motive, rising from 3 of 100 in 1951 to about 20 percent recently. Poor health remains the top reason at 41 percent, while early retirement in high paid jobs declines as health and choice influence decisions.
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