Editorial Thought For Evening
Editorial page quotes Mary Baker Eddy stressing personal responsibility with the line Each individual is responsible for himself.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1959
Page
4
Editorial page quotes Mary Baker Eddy stressing personal responsibility with the line Each individual is responsible for himself.
Bruce Biossatt notes Nixon’s Russia trip boosted his poll standing, potentially overtaking Adlai Stevenson and challenging other Democrats. The piece argues Nixon’s gains may fade but could linger, influencing Rockefeller’s 1960 decision and shaping GOP doubts about victory. Democrats recognize him as a formidable adversary with clocked “high” periods.
Dr Wyman C C Cole of Detroit spoke before the American Medical Association in Atlantic City, outlining a forecast from 1919 to 1999. He predicted near elimination of diphtheria and tetanus, rare infant illnesses, and mass-immunization success. He foresaw cancer and leukemia relegated to history, and revolutionary advances in genetics and enzyme science improving disease control.
The passage warns inflation as the country’s key danger next to nuclear war, caused by an oversized government that spends beyond income. It argues only individuals pay the bill through taxes, risking loss of freedom if spending isn’t curbed. A separate line notes careless driving in heat and a Colorado man leaving home over a cooking dispute.
Crossword clues list numerous entries with numbers 12 to 58. Items include names like Sam and Tom for 12, Charles for 13, 19 Angry, 21 Spice, 24 Scheme, 25 Unconventional modern artist, 26 Economics abbr, 27 Florida resort, 30 Woven fabric, 32 Interior authority, 33 Midyears event, 34 co of ae, 36 Announces loudly, 38 Affluent sailors, 41 Brier, 43 Ostrich, 45 Set back from, 49 Sign of the zodiac, 50 Articl of the masks, 51 Canal Zone town, 52 Named, 54 Large rodent, 55 Great fuss two words, 56 Quarrel, 58 So American city
Washington reports rising Caribbean unrest tests Latin American cohesion. Foreign ministers discuss new tools for peace as Quito later considers any agreement. Cuba accuses Dominican Republic. Rio Treaty invoked twice amid invasions. future steps hinge on OAS leadership and a strengthened Peace Community.
A column quotes Ruth Mellett and anthropologist Margaret Mead on changing views of marriage. It argues postwar girls favor steady, secure husbands over adventurous, career-focused men, predicting dull lives for those chasing only pension security. NEA Service attributed.
A comparison of pension schemes shows federal judges receive full pay as a pension after 10 to 15 years on the bench, funded entirely by the government, with Chief Justice at 35,500 dollars and other Supreme Court justices at 35,000 dollars. Civil Service and Social Security provide far smaller benefits, while military retirement offers up to 75 percent of base pay after 30 years. all military pensions integrate with Social Security. The piece contrasts lifetime Supreme Court tenure and potential recall with Civil Service caps, Social Security limits, and military pay scales, noting the payer and eligibility differences.
New York AP profile of Andy Williams, a 28 year old singer whose TV and recording career has exploded from $175 weekly gigs in 1952 to a six figure income. He faces bids for an hour long TV show, movie offers, and Broadway interest while stressing gradual growth and staying grounded. Williams hails from Wall Lake Iowa, rehearses 48 hours for a one hour show, and values bachelor freedom as he balances art, career and life.
AP observes how mutual funds shape stock demand as markets swing. Massachusetts Investors Trust chairman Dwight Robinson outlines portfolio shifts since 1924, tracing six original holdings from U S Steel to Texaco and Kodak, now held in much larger quantities and valued in the millions.
The Biddeford newspaper lists publisher Paul Casavant editor T J Mahoney and contact line ATLANTIC 3-3625. Subscription rates are in advance: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and entered as second class matter at the Biddeford post office.
A short verse notes Johnny’s fatigue misread as lack of effort but reveals he has merely been paddled. The writer, Sarah Bridge Graves, frames a behavioral misunderstanding through a concise lyric moment.
Mrs. Emily Cram of Bradford Massachusetts visits Mrs. Anne Dolbin on Avon Avenue Old Orchard Beach. Roger Pare of San Francisco and his wife stay with Wilbrod Pare and family on Park Street Kennebunk. William Fenton of Lawrence Massachusetts visits Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hill Hills Beach. Peter Paul of Granby Connecticut visits Adolphe Normand on Prospect Street Biddeford. William Bryant of Portland visits Smith family in Kennebunkport. Alice L Downing of Kennebunk visits Mrs. Elodie Renault in Biddeford.
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