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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1962
Page
4
Editorial page reflection compares discovering a great book to making a new friend. The author notes rereading a familiar work feels like reencountering an old companion, enriching the reader’s sense of companionship and insight.
The article argues that federal civil servants are often unfairly dismissed as dull, yet many are highly capable and contribute essential knowledge. It cites economist Jacob Viner noting the need to blend top leaders with input from established agencies to enrich policy making, preserving a valuable bureaucratic resource.
Peter Edson outlines the American Committee For Aid to Katanga Freedom Fighters formed at a lunch with William F. Buckley Jr James Burnham and Marvin Liebman The drive aims to oppose UN efforts in Katanga and to support Moise Tshombe The group raised about 2500 letters and 10000 in cash in ten days funding air medical shipments and a newspaper ad with plans to distribute in eight cities and later donate leftover funds to missionaries in Katanga
An optimistic view keeps faith in the United Nations as a living force while critics warn the body may be dying like the old League of Nations. The piece traces the League’s setbacks, UN efforts from Korea to the Congo, and the hope for renewed world leadership.
HAL Boyle surveys sleep lore from history and literature noting Louis XIV’s 413 beds, Dickens with a northward headboard, and Cleopatra’s ivory bed, alongside modern sleep habits and snoring ratios. The piece ties facts to a CBS program about The Four Poster.
AP analysis notes the European Common Market challenges U S firms by boosting competition and potentially raising living costs. Economists urge measures to defend the dollar and expand exports while keeping price levels down. Also: Baptist mission leader Loyd Corder reports broader gospel access in Cuba amid changing openness.
Ruth Millett notes Air Force research finds men favor male voices for routine aviation instructions. She argues men tune out women easily and cites marriage and social chatter as factors, suggesting a female voice could be ignored in cockpit communications unless statements praise and respect are strong.
Paul Harvey argues for trimming government waste and high costs to compete with the Soviets. He questions who bears the fattest burden from overpay and inefficiency, urging all Americans to work harder and reform tariffs, farming policies, and corporate waste to win a long economic battle.
The piece notes that big, flashy supermarket displays tempt buyers and disrupt self control, creating a problem for shoppers seeking to stick to planned purchases.
Biddeford Maine daily newspaper masthead lists Adams Street office, publisher Paul Casavant and editor T J Mahoney. subscription rates shown: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Associated Press is exclusive for local news and AP dispatches.
A compact list of crossword clues spanning across and down entries with varied hints. Includes terms from anatomy, geography, classical references, animal names, and common objects to guide puzzle solving.
In Chicago the Merchants and Manufacturers Club in the Merchandise Mart removed seven portraits of unidentifiable Democrats from its American Eagle Room and replaced them with Republicans after a partisan dispute. Club manager Frank Klein called it a decorators error and said the matter was resolved Wednesday.
A taxpayer laments poor snow and ice clearing on Cutts Avenue and surrounding streets in Saco. The writer calls for sand and street maintenance, arguing taxes fund local safety and urging Republican leadership to act. The letter stresses road danger, icy conditions, and community requests.
A vignette recalls a dog born in winter finding joy in sunshine and moonlight as he cared for his human companions. Separate AP item notes Dr. Leo Shumacher achieving his first hole in one at Lookout Mountain Golf Club at age 78.
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