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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1963
Page
4
Editorial page presents a moral reflection citing Mathew Henry that many dangers hide behind attractive appearances. The concise meditation warns readers to see beyond skin deep colors and beware tempting facades.
A defense of rigorous study of communism over mere denunciation. Sidney Hook argues campuses must teach the history and methods of communism, acknowledging its failures yet noting its vast influence. Understanding its rise in the Soviet Union, China, and other regions is essential to counter its appeal and power.
The article compares 1940 college attendance and costs with 1960s financing, noting that only 15 percent of high school graduates pursued college in 1940, while public four-year tuition in 1962 rose to about 8 300 dollars and private to 11 200 dollars. It argues that credit enables more families to fund higher education, framing tuition as a lasting investment rather than a consumer purchase.
The piece notes NASA leadership churn with new titles created and others eliminated as officials move between posts. A circulating memo warns secretaries to be ready for the boss’s call. It contrasts political disarray with a wheat shipment to Khrushchev and touches on household peeks and birthday surprises.
Washington reports Bolivia under Victor Paz Estenssoro pursues land reform and state-led growth with 10,000-strong army aiding campesinos, builds wells and roads, while modernizing economy. With West German aid, Inter-American Bank, and Alliance for Progress backing development, Bolivia edges toward self sufficiency and low risk of communist or military takeover. Paz’s return to power in 1960 marks a hopeful turn amid regional tensions.
HAL BOYLE reflects on memory as life’s measure and the unique, lasting fingerprints of the soul. He lists nostalgic vignettes from childhood and midcentury life, noting how memories reveal both individuality and shared culture.
American dollar outflow to Europe is easing as tax fears curb foreign security sales and U S firms slow overseas plant building. Despite a large overseas investment stock, new spending from U S sources declines to about 16 percent this year with foreign earnings funding most expansion.
A Maine pro infrastructure letter outlines concerns over Question No 5 a 3 million bond for Chebeague Island Bridge arguing expert study shows higher costs between 4.7 and 6.6 million with subsidies needed up to 9 million and potential tax burdens. It warns toll income would not retire bonds and urges voters to reject the measure.
Martin E Segal argues laws enable relatives to admit aging relatives to mental hospitals. He cites New York and Brooklyn judges noting affidavits by non psychiatrists can admit patients, sometimes without informing them, with discharge possible after 60 days. He notes funding confusion and calls for community care alternatives.
Crossword clues listed in a condensed grid form with across and down numbers. Answers span topics from Latin terms to geographic features, animal names, and classic literary references, reflecting a midcentury puzzle layout.
The piece discusses mothers with cars who feel obliged to chauffeur their children, sharing a story of a mother who enjoyed time saved during repairs but vows to return to chauffeuring once her car is fixed. It argues that women with cars are often treated as automatic family drivers, and urges balancing personal needs with child transport duties.
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