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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1963
Page
5
A brief editorial note presents a reflective aphorism from Thomas Heywood about banishing sorrow with the arrival of day. The piece frames a contemplative mood for readers, inviting quiet reflection on change and hope.
Industrial production rises to new records while personal income and savings hit near highs. Employment edges higher with a seasonal drop in unemployment and notable teen job gains. Business spending on plants and equipment is forecast to total 39.1 billion for 1963, slightly below prior estimates, signaling cautious capital expansion.
A group at Washington University in St. Louis aims to translate scientific papers into simple English to aid lay readers. The piece cautions against over simplifying technical language, noting precision and nuance could be lost and warns against bureaucratic jargon and superficial clarity.
The Allergy Foundation of America offers practical advice for hay fever sufferers listing things to avoid such as chlorinated pools fumes and musty air and items to do including staying warm resting and wearing a nasal mask. The piece also adds odd fragments about corn on the cob fashion and rising costs and a Beach vacation romance while noting summer ending.
Dr Edward Teller, famed as the father of the H bomb, emphasizes he is father to two children Paul age 20 and Wendi 17 with Hungarian wife Mici. He enjoys Polynesian cooking and notes his origins in Hungary and a passion for food over weaponry. The piece also sketches brief satirical items about Congress figures and a light note about a Senate wrapper.
New Yorker Otto Preminger defends his controversial choices while discussing The Cardinal. He says he seeks freedom in America, values honesty and talent over money, and notes Vatican cooperation on the script. He crafts his films with a personal touch from script to theater.
AP Business News reports tax cuts may be too late or too small to spur growth, with debate over timing as House Ways and Means Committee advances the plan. Analysts see any approval as a temporary morale boost for business amid expectations of future effects.
The committee moved toward lower future corporate tax rates boosting stocks on Tuesday. The tax cut proposal has long influenced market decisions, recalled after the May 1962 crash sparked recession fears. Talks of tax cuts were prominent as a remedy before delays occurred.
The Biddeford Saco Journal notes with the new Congress this January the House and Senate face decisions on quick federal tax cuts. Observers say real consumer impact requires actual withholding changes and larger paychecks, with corporate rate cuts essential for business spending plans.
AP report from Hollywood details evangelist Billy Graham nervously preparing to trade jokes with Jack Benny on a TV show after a Los Angeles Coliseum windup audience of 134254. Benny, joking that he is older than his stated age, says he is nervous too.
CBS aired a premiere episode of Roots of Freedom transporting viewers to a Dionysian ruin with Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne guiding scenes from Aeschylus Sophocles and Aristophanes. The program showcased theater milestones challenging the notion that educational TV must be dull.
Paul Harvey argues Congress will not investigate editorializing this year citing lack of time. He warns that non news programs and fiction on TV tilt public opinion with social messages and propaganda. He notes increased integrity in newsrooms but fears dangerous influence from dramatized fiction.
Eleanor Roosevelt publishes a final testament titled It Is Today That We Must Create the World of the Future A call for courage action and planning It argues for economic planning world peace and UN support plus a push for independent thought and racial equality The book promotes responsibility and optimism for humanity's dignity
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