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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1964
Page
4
Thought for the evening quotes Lord Macaulay on open discussion. The editorial highlights that men reason best when freely debating, urging readers to cherish frank discourse in public and private matters.
The Ikeda cabinet authorized calls by nuclear powered vessels to Japanese ports after safety checks and domestic political review. The decision excludes submarines carrying nuclear weapons, aligning with the 1960 U.S. security pact and reflecting Japan’s cautious stance on atomic energy.
Americans pour letters to lawmakers and brands alike, a widespread habit that fuels information exchange and post office revenue but also causes headaches for businesses. Unresolved settlements arise when ideas from letters are adopted and marketed, often by opportunists, with costs ultimately borne by consumers.
The piece critiques refusals to air anti Medicare ads by networks while noting the rise of paid political spots between programs. It argues for full length discussions on Medicare and election issues, warns that spot ads numb critical thinking, and cautions about using filmed propaganda in presidential campaigns.
A reader recalls a man who drives short distances on vacation and pauses to walk and enjoy sights. He says the pastime refreshes him and contradicts critics who see his trips as showy. The note closes by wondering who should restrain such personal freedom.
Russian commentators analyze the U S presidential race from afar noting a “thought gap” in U S politics. They discuss Goldwater’s strategy in key states, labor and military industry concerns, and the Democrats’ eastern stronghold while conceding they cannot forecast a final outcome.
New York AP column notes wealth gains for women with widows receiving about 2.5 billion and children 1.5 billion in life insurance last year. Also includes assorted trivia on bakers, chimpanzee sounds, rail proposals, cab fares, Eleanor Roosevelt, and other miscellany.
AP reports a mixed August to early fall for 1964 business activity. Housing starts fell 5 percent versus a year ago while overall construction contracts lagged 7 percent. durable goods orders slid 9 percent from July. Yet rising personal incomes and consumer spending, strong industrial output, and expansion plans buoy optimism for 1965 GNP around 4 percent, with caution on late 1965 gains and potential price upticks.
Ruth Millett writes that she has searched for a real little old lady in tennis shoes but has never found one. She notes many older women in their seventies and eighties stay active, well groomed, and engaged in public life, and she asks readers to send in a photo if they spot such a figure.
Burke Wilkinson's thriller centers on SHAPE near Paris as a ring of spies leaks secrets at headquarters. A kidnapped translator and near assassination of the Supreme Commander raise stakes. the plot blends intrigue, action, and a chic European setting with a memorable chase along the Seine.
Paul Harvey argues that Republican leaders from Scranton to Keating show limited enthusiasm for Goldwater, while Democrats display strong party loyalty and a powerful national machine. He warns that Republican disunity could doom the party if Goldwater falters, letting LBJ sweep the nation.
Biddeford Maine daily publication listing publisher W Paul Casavant and editor E P Ingalls. Includes telephone numbers and subscription rates: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. Notes Associated Press membership and second class postage.
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