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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1964
Page
4
A Trollope quotation reflects on stability and the immovability of land. It emphasizes that land is one of the few things that cannot fly away, contrasting with other possessions and instilling a comforting sense of permanence.
Saco voters face four city only questions endorsed by the Advisory Committee and City Council. Question 1 funds major repairs at Young Burns and Sweetser Schools with drainage, boiler, and entrance improvements. Question 2 seeks 20 000 for a new police station with Area Redevelopment Act matching funds. Question 3 allocates 10 000 for a cement floor central heating at the city garage and a 20 by 40 foot addition. Question 4 provides 20 000 for repairs to the City Building with ten year repayments under $2 annually per taxpayer.
The article argues that a sudden halt to defense spending is unlikely and that government and industry will pivot gradually. It notes firms currently reliant on defense contracts should redirect talents to consumer goods, while careless planners misjudge business reality as the economy gradually improves through prudent adaptation and innovation.
Washington observers warn that November House net changes may be small, delaying Democratic hopes for a Kennedy era gain and threatening both parties with uneven gains. GOP strategists target several Southern seats while incumbents face stiff challenges across the nation. If Johnson wins big, Democrats may be spared in part and the party could gain 8 to 12 seats nationally.
New York AP columnist HAL BOYLE recalls trying to savor every new cuisine around 67 countries. He admits lifelong love for childhood foods, fends off host invitations, and notes he never develops ulcers from odd meals while still not becoming a true gourmet. His fondest wish is simple oatmeal made by a Kansas City mother urging compassion for hungry children.
Roger Babson of Babson Park Mass explains his weather forecast method based on a Law of Action and Reaction and a curved temperature pattern. He cites the Old Farmer’s Almanac and notes a cool summer across much of the United States, forecasting that cool weather will persist into winter, with adjustments suggested for regions.
A reader voices concern about a vice presidential candidate's poise and U N nuclear control stance, then cites four Saco referendums totaling 75 000 dollars. He mocks local spending on school repairs and city buildings, condemns swamp building, and urges accountability before bonds are paid.
Paul Harvey weighs political fervor against self-government, praising Eclectic mayor John Castleberry for funding town needs with his own money while voters later defeated him. The essay contrasts populist distrust with calls for responsible leadership and humane governance.
A Biddeford column discusses weather cycle theory, forecasting cooler summers and winters for the next several years. The writer cites long cycles, advises perishable-food handlers to consult TV meteorologists, and notes a practical approach from a local client using crop-yield forecasts to plan canning.
A compact listing of crossword hints across and down covering military personnel, novelists, dynastic founders, linguistic terms, names, places, and common puzzle answers. Includes references to American authors, ancient figures, colors, and various noun and verb forms for a full puzzle solution.
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