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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1960
Page
4
Editorial line reflects on human rights rooted in human dignity, portraying the dignity of man as an enduring ideal worth defending and even sacrificing for, attributed to Robert M. Hutchins.
Dr. Edward L. Bortz argues that health issues of the elderly stem from diet and lifestyle, urging a do it yourself health program as insurance for longer life. He advocates ending compulsory retirement at 65, noting many reach top performance at 65 or later and urging society to value mature citizens.
The Oelwein Daily Register lauds two private utility firms, electric and gas, praising expansion, service, and tax revenues. It argues private utilities outperform tax-funded public power, warning socialized power would cut tax income and raise rates with bonds for depreciation.
Sylvia Porter notes prices for eight common food items at $5.69, two years ago they were $5.70, and earlier costs near $4.90. She argues competition in food retailing keeps staple costs stable over years and inflation sting eased by cost cuts and higher volume, delivering value to shoppers.
Newsweek warns oil wells symbolize wealth but bring trouble as global production exceeds demand. World output runs 5.5 million barrels daily above consumption of 19.5 million, sparking price declines. Standard of New Jersey president calls it one of the roughest stretches, with Russians flooding markets. Marketers emerge as salvation while ownership myths rise and social laws lag behind.
Crossword clues cover a wide range of topics from literature and geography to people and objects. Answers include names and terms like Flynn, Indian tribe, salamander, and Emília's husband, with downs and across entries spanning rivers, engines, and professions.
AP notes the Republican National Convention begins in Chicago with networks racing to capture viewer interest. TV primes viewers with Ed Murrow and Pat Nixon on Person to Person, Meet the Press with Goldwater and Rockefeller, and Nixon Rockefeller precon. The observer expects lively preconvention exchange and shift in regional accents. Chicago becomes a key backdrop and several nicknames emerge in dialogue.
International demand for sound common stocks grows, prompting U S brokers to open overseas offices. Jamaica Bermuda and Jamaica show potential for American capital, with Bermuda thriving and Jamaica needing development. Investors should focus on quality American stocks like Royal Dutch Standard Oil of New Jersey GM Westinghouse United States Steel.
Associate Press analysis says Nixon and Governor Rockefeller smoothed over some issues with a last minute accord but big holes remained. The secret trip gave Nixon temporary relief from Rockefeller pressure yet angered other Republicans and risked Democratic attacks.
Ruth Millett advises a wife who discovered her husband’s affair with a younger stenographer to forgive and forget while actively rebuilding trust. She urges patience, avoids rehashing the hurt, and emphasizes appreciating the husband’s choice and daily happiness to regain security.
A reader asks about age demographics and Social Security taxes on part time income. Answers explain that California has 84 percent? 65+ share note: Iowa 11.4 percent. tax rules require FICA on covered work even while receiving benefits. discuss eligibility for disability payments and aid to disabled adults. guidance to consult local Social Security office for verification and planning. readers can mail questions with a self addressed stamp envelope to Ray Henry for responses.
The Biddeford Maine paper prints a preview of national politics with Rockefeller and Nixon debating defense spending and platform craft. Analysts note cabinet and party tensions as Goldwater derides Nixon’s trip while civil rights debates spark committee friction.
Editor's Note All winter Gardner McKay cruises aboard the schooner Tiki in the ABC Adventures in Paradise show. So comes summer and what does he do He sails. Here he stands watch for vacationing TV radio writer Cynthia Lowry.
Written for the Associated Press the article features a leading actor praising the TV series Adventures in Paradise and the Tiki schooner. It notes the actor’s passion for sailing, family maritime heritage, and plans to film more at sea, emphasizing summer leisure and production return.
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