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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1960
Page
4
In Bruce Biostat editorial thoughts the damaged abandoned car in a run down city block is a call to action. He questions the mood and urges local fathers to organize youths to salvage and repurpose the vehicle for teaching and driving lessons rather than complain.
The text argues that national growth hinges on enhancing individual capacity rather than expanding capital or munitions. It warns against overcentralized leadership, stresses diverse roles for many people, and defends independent thought, criticizing organizational dominance and the erosion of liberty by tyrannies.
Warns parents about bubbling lights fire salts icicle strands and angel hair spun glass hazards for children. Advises dilution and prompt stomach evacuation emesis forced if needed and keeping child warm until medical help arrives. Published with State Bureau of Health.
Esther Van Wagoner Tufty notes Udall of Arizona stands to control a vast Interior Department, guardian of public lands and waters. He argues conservation must limit park intrusion, even in man made lakes, and faces Congress and White House to secure his agenda. Christmas colors the scene with new ties on display.
TV and radio face a hard season as many shows hover on the brink amid sponsor doubt and fickle audiences. Danny Thomas and Wagon Train show the path from flop to hit while Five Fingers struggles despite improving quality and a loyal fan base in Australia. Hedison blames partial NBC ownership and weak sponsors for early poor ratings.
James Marlow analyzes Kennedy's looming presidency in the context of Eisenhower era shifts. Noting end of monarchies, decolonization, missile warfare, and the atomic era, he contrasts U S dominance fading with Soviet and Asian-African rises. He highlights Africa's UN growth and the challenge Kennedy faces aligning new nations with the West.
Across clues include Indian Ocean sailor Tahitian seaport and numerous thematic entries, with Abbr and archaic forms. Down references cover spider bug genus Afghan prince beech and birch efficient pump and more, spanning 2 word phrases and foreign terms.
By Harry C. France a cautious view of rail security markets notes the New Haven’s precarious finance and government relief precedent. It cites Pennsylvania and New York Central as solid yet discounted, while listing other major lines like Baltimore and Ohio Canadian Pacific and Southern Pacific as notable options for investors.
A reader asks if a real estate syndication offering 10 percent returns is wise, suggesting reducing all rich elements to writing and carefully studying a report before deciding. The query references Har France's investment handbook and directs correspondence to Riddeford-Sacn Journal for guidance.
Adams Street Biddeford Saco Journal lists Pau Casavant publisher T J Mahoney editor and provides telephone numbers for departments. Subscription rates are in advance: one month 1 85 six months 10 50 and one year 21 00 with Associated Press rights noted.
A series of reader inquiries answered on Social Security rules and benefits. Topics include VA disability versus Social Security, taxability of Social Security, survivor benefits for nieces, living arrangements with extended families, in-school or disabled-child payments, and earnings affects after age 65 or 68. Readers named from Kansas to Florida receive concise guidance and filing tips. AP News features.
A three part Christmas poem describes the seasonal transitions from snowy quiet of Christmas Eve to the dawn of Christmas Day. It details indoor warmth, church bells, family gatherings, gifts, and shared happiness.
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