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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1959
Page
4
A concise editorial card presents Caleb C. Colton's reflection that true genius shines brightest when tempered by higher reason, inviting readers to consider humility in intellect.
Woods push for a strict policy to curb repeat forest damages as winds and heat raise fire risk across York County. A warden described a explosive situation with regulation violations and warnings that no fires may start without a permit. Violators face fines up to 100 dollars or 30 days in jail.
Esther Van Wagoner Tufty reports that the British press question Christian Herter as Secretary of State while praising his internationalist, cautious liberal approach. Herter, Harvard-educated and Massachusetts governor, is seen as a steady delegate who listens, earns respect from Fulbright, and contrasts with Dulles.
In his first Senate speech, Senator Scott argues the 3.9 billion foreign aid bill is essential and urges public understanding. He rebuts four misconceptions about military and economic aid, cites NATO forces and allied spending, and warns against leaving a void that benefits Communists. The remarks stress independence through aid, with caveats on global leadership and national interests.
NEA correspondent notes past and current warnings on stock market risks amid a boom. SEC seeks stronger powers and proposed amendments to major acts to curb manipulation. Public relations efforts urge investors to heed basic rules and avoid tips.
In New York, music executives Hugo Peretti and Luigi Creatore use yoga at a private gym behind their office to relieve tension. They stand on their heads and perform lion poses to relax muscles, sharpen thinking, and sustain energy for long workdays, with weekly guru sessions for advanced practice.
Ruth Millett notes how the word but turns compliments into criticism among women. She cites examples where praise is undercut by caveats and urges listeners to avoid the habit in group settings.
A vivid 1959 reflection traces Hickory North Carolina from its stagecoach stop past Hickory Tavern to a modern industrial city. It notes GE’s transformer plant, the weaving of textiles and furniture, and the need for skilled labor through trade schools while affirming Southern hospitality and Dixie resilience.
A commentary notes Chen Yun may hint at a softer economic program and cautious international moves. It suggests Soviet leadership would welcome reduced belligerence, while the Communist party retains control in Peiping and the choice of top officials signals political winds.
Crossword clues cover canine sounds to small and obscure terms. This word puzzle lists across and down entries including names, places, and concepts such as habitat, titles, and languages with concise hints for solvers.
AP outlines how Mao Zedong may retire from the presidency role while remaining party chair. Possible top posts for Chou En-lai Liu Shao-chi and Chen Yi discussed, signaling a shift in China policy toward Africa Middle East and tense ties with the United States.
A reader from Eielson AFB questions Alaska price contrasts in barber costs after reading a Biddeford-Saco Journal item about Chicago haircuts. The letter defends free expression and notes letters must be signed with address.
Public Utilities hearing on selling gas utilities to Biddeford and Saco Gas Co. at 25 000. Pro bate Court figures for new firm. Central Maine Power opposed. Local meetings cover mosquito control and vocational education. Fire and building plans noted. Rotary club presidency elected. local real estate moves cited.
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