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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1965
Page
4
Thought for the evening quotes Bertrand Barere on the tree of liberty growing only with tyrants' blood, reflecting revolutionary rhetoric and political philosophy. The editor presents a stark conditional view of liberty tied to struggle and sacrifice, framed as a moral battle against tyranny.
As West Germany heads to national elections on September 19 a society of affluence and political consensus emerges with little perceived difference between major parties. Analysts expect no party to win a clear majority and a coalition government may form. The scene reflects concerns about apathy and the impact of consensus on policymaking.
The article argues for real school integration as the law and a test of adult leadership. It warns that children can model brotherhood only if grownups set a constructive example and avoid spreading hostile attitudes at home.
Washington columnist argues provisional rule in Santo Domingo cannot fix deeper woes. He cites untrained citizens, no real parties, corrupt attitudes, distrust of elites, lingering dictatorship scars, and risk of subversive Communist influence. Urges long term help building governance, business and labor capacity rather than just aid dollars.
Charters attract riders of all ages as buses replace self driving. Tour and charter revenues rise for carriers. trips span one day to weeks with groups from schools firms clubs and churches hiring buses for outings. Passengers enjoy relaxed travel while drivers report calmer road behavior.
A New York test uses police radios and a central computer to check license plates from a bridge. The system matches memory banks against lists of scofflaws and stolen cars, alerting officers at the far end within milliseconds. Since May the program has located 2,000 scofflaws, proving potential savings by prompting timely fines.
AP Movie Writer Bob Thomas reports Hollywood star Robert Vaughn, playing Napoleon Solo on NBC’s UNCLE, drawing Beatle-like fan attention from teens. Vaughn describes floods of fan mail, frightened by crowds, and NBC schedule changes that shift UNCLE to Friday 10 p.m. for the season, hoping for better ratings.
Roger Babson surveys wholesale price trends in 1965 with Indexes near 102.9 for all commodities and similar upticks in industrials and farm products. He warns about uneven gains, rice to metal shortages, and possible late winter price shifts as supplies and demand shape the next move.
Letters weigh federal aid versus private investment in Saco Biddeford industry. Writer defends old mills Pepperell and Saco Lowell, urges loyalty to labor and management, warns against tin cup financing, and argues for continued, self reliant development without overreliance on federal redevelopment funds.
Birdeford Lace Journal publishes daily except Sunday from 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine with W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as editor. Subscription rates are one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. Associated Press member.
The article notes that price gains come from higher production, marketing, and transport costs, aided by rising wages and credit. It cautions that the uptrend could persist six more months but may falter unless the Vietnam War worsens or triggers unforeseen shortages.
A concise listing of crossword prompts including 53 Men of SAC and 55 Cues for a palmist with abbreviations, synonyms, and general clue prompts covering energy, probabilities, midwinter events, rights, and various wordplay hints.
Paul Harvey argues experts cannot agree on the cause of Los Angeles riots and urges self discipline over sweeping cures. He cites social scientists and politicians while reflecting on universal restlessness and the need to temper reactions with personal restraint.
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