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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1961
Page
4
An editorial reflection cites Rabindranath Tagore on doing good and finding a welcoming path. It frames moral choice as a doorway opened by benevolence and love, urging readers to act with kindness as a social duty.
Pathways of funding show states contributing 10 percent while drawing 100 percent of interstate highway aid, sparking concerns of waste and corruption. Observers worry education aid rules could invite similar pressure toward construction over salaries, increasing federal influence unless balance is restored. Experts urge a fresh review to find a narrow path between excessive federal control and too little.
The New England Merchants National Bank summarizes a Toronto economist Professor Stefan Styholt warning that Canada’s December 1960 Baby Budget signals growing economic independence from the United States. The plan raises unemployment fears while shifting costs onto Canadian borrowers and dulling foreign investment appeal amid rising U.S. ownership in Canada.
The Ukraine premier was dismissed over grain shortfalls as Moscow and Pingyin officials reshuffle. Allen notes both the Soviet Union and Red China are buying food abroad, with Russia selling gold for currency. Famine and sabotage blamed in China amid weather.
Washington plans a shift in policy to systematically advise weak or colonial-leaning states on internal reforms aimed at reducing communist influence. The strategy targets South Viet Nam Iran and Latin American nations, seeking land reform credit access housing and broader political participation with possible economic rewards.
Luke writes from New York describing a misadventure in the subway system. He explains trains under the ground, side doors, and turnstiles, recalling a mistaken ride from Rock Island 42 to areas like Brooklyn and the Broncs. He jokes about the crowds, 15 cent fares, and seeks guidance from conductor Frakes.
James Marlow argues Kennedy faces a patient, determined Soviet and Chinese drive to take over the world. Even a thaw in disarmament would not halt long term aims, with Laos, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East as potential flashpoints. Kennedy must build strength and be ready for limited wars and guerrilla fights while pursuing cautious diplomacy.
Esther Van Wagoner Tufty writes from Washington about a spring day on the Potomac and the Woodrow Wilson Bridge project. She notes mail at the National Press Building, a White House meeting with Ted Sorensen about the 10th annual American Women in Radio and Television, and a possible presidential appearance. She recalls Dean Acheson and Senator Arthur Vandenberg, and reflects on where she was when FDR died and the UN was forming.
Byline Ray Henr outlines practical guidance on personal security and veteran support. The piece highlights home safety, online precautions, and resources for veterans, urging proactive steps and awareness. It emphasizes community programs and accessible safety tools for readers.
Readers ask about Social Security, veterans hospitalization, retirement contributions, and survivor benefits. Answers cover eligibility for veteran and welfare help, voluntary contributions to increase retirement payments, lump sum death benefits for a newborn, disability eligibility after heart attack, and spousal entitlement rules including collecting the higher of two records.
An editorial notes it may seem Khrushchev is a soft target from dispatches about Chinese skirmishes but experts warn it could be a calculated plan. The piece suggests a rosier future would need indisputable information countering this view for Kennedy and future presidents.
Across clues include imaginary being and various terms from 4 B C Christians to Maureen Stapleton TV role. Down clues feature Welsh actor Williams and phrases like go to theatre and watchful. The puzzle mixes theatre, language, and general knowledge with several two word phrases and foreign language hints.
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