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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1968

Page

5

Railroad Crew Halts 156-Car Freighter For 142 Hours

In Kansas City area a 156-car freighter blocked three crossings for 142 hours after crew ran out of time. Engineer Cecil Blunck of Des Moines and conductor Paul Walsh of Kansas City moved to halt the Chicago and North Western train to meet 16-hour daily limits, then dispatched a second crew from Kansas City to take the train in at Walcott.

Kansas City Kan Cecil E. Blunck Des Moines Paul T. Walsh

Mother's World column on parenting and teenage rebellion

Muriel Lawrence answers a mother about friendships shaping Carol's training in accepting difference. The guidance urges honest expression of opinions to foster independent judgment and warns against stifling a child's developing sense of self. The piece links parental agreement to teens’ later drastic behavior. Also notes a horse race result and a statistic on franchised businesses in the U.S.

Muriel Lawrence Mrs. Lawrence Carol Jane

The American Dream of Wealth and Fame Explored

Boyle argues that most Americans seek not fame or wealth but meaningful achievement. He notes notoriety is easy but fame requires talent, and becoming a millionaire hinges on common sense, energy, and relentless focus, often at the cost of leisure and family life.

United States Metropolitan Opera Albert Schweitzer Albert Einstein Jonas Salk Robert Frost Hal Boyle

Lana Turner Rejects Lurid Movies For Moral Stand

Hollywood star Lana Turner explains she will not appear in the current wave of lurid films. She rejects raw sexual content, urges imagination over nudity, and notes she can still act while avoiding parts she deems degrading. Turner says she is financially secure and not desperate for roles.

Hollywood Lana Turner Steve McQueen Paul Newman Miss Turner Madame X MGM Lana

Advertising Chief Bell to Head 10th AAF Conference

John Cunniff reports Howard H. Bell will assume the presidency of the American Advertising Federation during next week’s 10th annual conference on advertising government relations. Bell, a 41 year old lawyer and father of three, plans a Washington base and Madison Avenue commute. He advocates self regulation, good taste, and more restraint on ads amid a growing consumer movement and potential legislation. He stresses freedom of advertising with high standards through moral persuasion and local business outreach.

John Cunniff NEW York Howard H. Bell American Advertising Federation Adeo Bell Washington Madison Avenue Federation AAF Better Business Bureaus

Ministers Mix Religion with Psychiatry in Attleboro

Clergy join with the Area Mental Health Clinic in Attleboro to form the Attleboro Area Pastoral Counseling Institute. The first 12 week seminar on Dynamics of Personality drew 11 Roman Catholic priests, six Protestant ministers, and two Sisters of Mercy. Eight members study group psychotherapy under Dr John Maes of Boston University.

City School of Theology Rutherford Everest Worcester Area Council of Churches Marc Rondeau Boston University Ray S. Martin North Attleboro Iowa Martin School of Theology Father Rondeau Yolande Murphy Attleboro Sun Associated Press Attleboro Mass Attleboro Area Sisters of Mercy John Maes Boston Univer

Waterboro Break In At Amoco Station Under Investigation

Waterboro police investigate a break in at MacDonald Amoco Service Station in SOUTH WATERBORO. A glass pane and unlocked door were found after the owner Bertram B. MacDonald checked at midnight. A cash register containing four or five dollars is missing. Chief Deputy Burleigh Richards led the sheriff's investigation.

South Waterboro MacDonald Amoco Bertram B. MacDonald Burleigh Richards Sheriff's Department

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