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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1962
Page
8
Mrs. Doris Turnbull, in Walkerville near Windsor, serves on a nine person tasting panel that samples new and matured whisky. Each session uses 10 racks of samples with standard flasks for sight, smell and taste to ensure brand continuity and quality before release.
University of Maine President Lloyd H. Elliott outlined four objectives of a modern university: individual development, societal benefit, the search for truth, and the advancement of knowledge. He argued for both basic and applied research and described the university as society’s instrument to advance civilization and prepare students for useful lives.
Cardinal Cushing recalls a Latin American girls school moment in The Pilot. He asked what is first step to make good chicken soup and a 10 year old girl replied kill the chicken. The anecdote illustrates plain spoken insight from the classroom.
The Maine district director notes that a husband may claim his wife’s 600 exemption only if she had no income and is not a dependent. Couples may file jointly even with one income zero, but if the wife has income they may file jointly or separately. If both file separately, neither can claim the other's exemption.
A compact classified item highlights how readers can secure goods or services through a simple want ad. The notice promotes quick results and emphasizes accessibility for buyers and sellers alike in a local market.
James E. Hannon, blind special justice of the Lee District Court in Mass., says blindness is not a handicap and can aid in judging. He notes he avoids scribbling notes and relies on listening, and that blindness helps him distinguish guilty nerves from first time witness jitters.
A USC education professor outlines the phonics versus look say debate, noting reading involves multiple methods. He argues teachers already use both phonics and recognition and should have access to all methods to tailor instruction for each child.
In New York AP reports chef Jean Paul Mittaine notes an evolution in French kitchens as French wives adopt American styles, using roquefort with salad dressing and barbecue influence. He predicts more American shortcuts may rise if maids stay scarce.
In Henryetta Oklahoma AP reports 11 year old cow Lulubelle received custom steel teeth after aging worn choppers. Owner Dr Ray Wil em arranged the dental work to restore chewing ability.
The Asian A2 influenza virus may still circulate unnoticed, suggesting lingering immunity and possible reduced epidemic force. Migrating social factors shift infections like chickenpox, mumps, and measles to younger ages, while rubella remains a risk for early pregnancy. The AMA notes confusion over who delivers a baby, clarifying the correct passive and active uses of deliver.
1959 Ford Galaxie 500 hard top coupe with radio and hydraulics, automatic, power steering, like new. 1957 Dodge Coronet four door automatic with power brakes. 1957 Pontiac Custom Star Chief Catalina four door hardtop, like new, loaded.
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