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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1965
Page
4
Dr. Fred McKinney of the University of Missouri argues depersonalization occurs when behind the wheel. He says drivers feel less accountable and act with less courtesy as cars become impersonal machines.
Four years after the Alliance for Progress began hopes of shared prosperity fade as Latin America shows limited economic progress. Mexico, Peru and Venezuela grow, but Brazil Argentina Colombia Uruguay regress. Communist subversion presses U S backed plans while anti U S sentiment and Dominican intervention shape regional views.
The Atomic Energy Commission cuts prices on radioactive isotopes including Promethium 147 Strontium 90 Cesium 144 and Cesium 137 to spur domestic and international demand. EPCE plant to be built at Richland Washington begins large scale production in 1968. AEC aims to exit the atom business. A quip about a husband and a road to the hospital closes the piece.
Washington report describes nameless Cuban saboteurs using improvised acts to disrupt Castro's regime. Workers across roles from bus drivers to farmers plan weekly sabotage, including burning fields and wasting resources, while urging patience for a broader impact.
An investor argues population growth and rising living standards drive long term stock value. He cites 200,000,000 people in the U S within two years and forecasts auto production, GM growth, and a rising minimum wage as catalysts for prosperity.
Ruth Millett discusses a Hollywood newlywed couple who track and compare flirtations, a game that ends badly as jealousy erupts. The column warns that flirt and tell behavior damages marriages, whether at parties or clubs, and can lead to divorce.
Dr Alfred H Lawson of the U S Public Health Service argues that aging alone cannot determine driving fitness and calls for medical screening rather than age limits. He notes trucks require different skills from personal cars and that many elderly drivers remain competent with ongoing checkups. A test of a 101 year old driver showed competence, challenging age-based bans on licenses.
The Poc Lord Seco Journal details subscription rates and publishing staff for Biddeford Maine. It lists W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor, with contact numbers for business and editorial departments and standard AP affiliation. Subscription prices are one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00.
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