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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1961
Page
4
An editorial note quotes Benjamin on how increased means and leisure civilize society. The piece reflects on economic growth and time for reflective pursuits shaping culture and citizen life.
The December New England Letter from The First National Bank of Boston warns of rising price pressure amid high unemployment, productivity gains, and defensive monetary policy. It cites potential wage settlements, defense spending, and stimulus as factors pushing prices up, with a gradual inflationary outlook into 1962.
A Norwegian spokesman attacks American protectionist shipping measures notably the Dual Rate Bill signed by President Kennedy. He argues U S flag preference covers government cargoes only, notes American practice aligns with other nations, and asserts Americans seek a larger share of their own trade aboard American ships. He warns a strong U S flag merchant marine is essential for national strength.
The Maine State Police warn December brings longer dusk to dawn hours and possible daylight blizzards. They urge clear windshields wipers defrosters and functioning rear lights to ensure visibility and legal compliance. Drive slower on ice or snow and use tire chains when conditions are severe.
In a wide interview conducted by HAL BOYLE, Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt recalls the Pearl Harbor attack twenty years later from her New York apartment. She discusses Franklin D. Roosevelt’s steady resolve, her own busy life, and her philosophy of living with change and experience.
President Kennedy urges joint steps to knit the United States with Europe and other blocs, warning the Communist bloc's rising economic power. Lists Southeast Asia Mala ya Thailand Philippines coalitions and a larger Pacific trade community including Canada Australia and New Zealand.
Hollywood confronts a shift as 26 of 38 current American films shoot partly or wholly overseas in search of cheaper costs and foreign subsidies. TV series drive employment, while theatrical film making declines, signaling a long term challenge for the U.S. film industry.
Ray Henry reports on the widening use of senior discounts as buses airlines and movie theaters offer reduced fares and prices for people over 50 or 55. The American Association of Retired Persons has enrolled about 400000 members since 1959, granting additional discounts on drugs vitamins and health insurance. Other examples include a New York auto dealer a travel agent with a year long Europe tour The Golden Year and a Washington store offering clothing discounts to retired government workers. The article explores why these buying privileges are expanding.
A playful remark about how some women cook leads to the idea that families pray before meals, reflecting a humorous take on kitchen customs and social expectations.
A column argues the Hollywood film industry is a national asset deserving government study to address its plight and ensure fair overseas competition. It urges greater leadership and creativity from the industry to sustain film quality and support retired couples with modest incomes.
Local and Out of Town labels help separate mail as instructed on the label backs. Obtain these labels at the post office and bundle local letters separately from out of town mail to expedite processing.
A fragmented crossword clue set mixes across and down entries like 83 Mountains in Asia 84 Where Taormina is 86 Scottish verb 87 Evergreens and 89 Certainly Fascination with references to European languages and currency. The puzzle hints at a word fill with foreign terms and brief definitions across a chaotic grid.
Ruth Willett notes a shift as backseat drivers gain acceptance and retirees become a growing travel market. Airlines see room for older customers with affordable packages, while retirement housing expands into a multi billion dollar industry. The piece links safety debates with business interest in catering to seniors.
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