Editorial Thought For Evening
A reflective note quotes Samuel Taylor Coleridge on admiring ideas with principled imitation preserving originality.
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Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1960
Page
3
Secrecy and Scrutiny in U S U 2 Inquiry
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee under J W Fulbright aims for sober, closed door sessions with censored reports for public release as it investigates the U S U 2 incident. Bipartisan support exists but partisan pressure may fuel political use in the presidential year. The public will judge the blunders and await a solid unemotionally reported finding.
Nixon almost became a newspaperman in youth
Washington notes recount Bela Kornitzer biography of Nixon. At age eleven he applied to a Los Angeles Times office, listing a school principal as reference. The piece links Nixon's early life to later political maneuvers and names several potential running mates and conservative groups shaping 1950s politics.
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Peter Edson
Newspaper Enterprise
Washington Correspondent
Washington
NEA
Nixon
Bela Kornitzer
Los Angeles Times
Miss Flowers
East Whittier
Calif
Kornitzer
Norman Chandler
Senator Nixon
Eisenhower
Sen
Kennedy
Maryland
Morse
Oregon
Portland
Robert Gray
University of Michigan
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
White House
U. N
Henry Cabot Lodge
Fred Seaton
Rockefeller
Earthquakes and Volcanoes Ripple Through Chile
The Chilean disaster keeps worsening with ongoing quakes volcanic activity and tsunamis. Geologists warn that Chile’s topography is being altered as rains and aftershocks extend misery. Humans are reminded of their temporary place on a dynamic planet.
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Chile
Congress debates wide child welfare bills and school aid
Reporting from Washington Bureau Esther Van Wagoner Tufty outlines pending legislation to curb juvenile delinquency and expand programs for school lunches and migrant children. Proposals include 2.5 million for delinquency projects plus matching funds, 110 million for lunch programs, 45 million from CCC, 12 million for UNICEF, and a large school construction plan.
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Congress
Esther van Wagoner Tufty
The
Journal
Washington Bureau
Senate
House Educatios and Labor Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Commodity Credit Corporation
Unicef
House
Youth Conservation Corps
United States
Heln
Children's Bureau
Waterfowl survey to track nesting success in northern regions
The National Wildlife Federation will continue a waterfowl nesting production survey in the northern United States and Canada led by H R Morgan and Ernest F Swift. Findings from spring surveys revealed drastic reductions in duck nesting success due to drought and drainage. Agencies then curtailed fall and winter hunting to protect breeding stocks with trips planned in Minnesota the Dakotas Manitoba and Saskatchewan in June and a concluding survey in July.
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National Wildlife Federation
U. S
Canada
Claude D. Kelley
Atmore
Ala
H. R
Bud) Morgan
Ernest F. Swift
Federation
Morgan
Swift
Minnesota
Dakotas
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Mother of Six Finds Strength in Quiet Faith and Love
HAL BOYLE recalls his 73-year-old Irish mother in Kansas City a matriarch who endured hardship from emigration in County Mayo to raising five children. She faces aging with courage, independence, and steadfast faith as she visits her late husband’s grave with family on Memorial Day.
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Hal Boyle
Kansas City
County Mayo
Ireland
Dad
Mother
Eve
Banks study machine aid for handling checks
Banks increasingly deploy and test automated check handling to cut costs as check volume soars from eight billion eight years ago to an expected fourteen billion this year and possibly twenty two billion by 1970. ERMA style systems sort post and balance accounts electronically across major banks with magnetic ink and new optical sensing to read typewritten data.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
New Yok City
Chemical Bank
New York Trust Co
International Busness Machines
Valley National Bank of Phoenix
Ariz
George
Nitro
U.S. Treasury Department
Treasury Department
Readers urged to send signed letters to the Journal
The Journal invites letters on topics of real loyal interest and states views are not necessarily endorsed. Letters must be signed with address, but the writer can request not to print the name.
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Requesis
Census Enumerators Praised for Completing Decennial Count
Albert A. Cabana crew leader for Northeastern York County thanks the census workers and residents for cooperation during the second stage of the Decennial census. He lists named staff including Mrs Ruby Emens and Mrs Florence Emmons among others and notes the task is finally finished for the Department of Commerce.
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York County
Tose
Ruby.Emens
Saco
Florence Emmons
Kennebunkport
Virginia Emrey
Buxton
Gloria Webber
Hollis Center
Margaret Strout
Florence Grace
Irene Ayer
William Boucouvalas
Rebecca Cushman
Josephine Hanson
Annette Doherty
Biddeford
Department of Commerce
Albert A. Cabana
Poppy Day appreciation from Biddeford VFW Post 489
Commander Thomas Tipping thanks residents of Biddeford and surrounding towns for a successful Poppy Day fundraiser. He praises the Journal staff and Mayors Deschambault and Cote, and commends the Post 489 auxiliary for their tireless help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco
Bideford
Maine’s rugged coast inspires travelers and poets
A fragmentary poem contrasts Maine’s wild landscape with views of California Texas and Florida. The speaker notes Maine’s mountains seas lakes and moors prompting admiration from passersby, while others envy Maine’s countryside and its enduring beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Calif
Tex
Sarah Bridge Graves
Orchids Mean Business In Flower Language Note
A brief explainer contrasts daisies as friendship and roses as love, noting orchids symbolize business in the traditional flower language. The phrase suggests a clever use of blooms to convey serious intent beyond romance.
Biddeford-Seco renewal notice and newspaper details
Publication information for Biddeford Maine edition including address at 11 Adams Street, publisher Paul Casavant, editor T J Mahoney, contact number Atlantic 3 3625, and subscription rates of 1 month 1 85 six months 10 50 and yearly 21 00 with Associated Press rights noted.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
T. J. Mahoney
Atlantic
Associated Press
Substitute No 22 Down Sticks Daily Crossword Puzzle
Crossword clues list with many errors. readable items include down and across hints for a large themed puzzle. Appears as a garbled OCR of a newspaper puzzle page with partial word fragments and missing letters.
Marriage changes a woman's voice say experts
Voice experts report a wife’s tone strengthens within three months of marriage and grows in authority after years. The shift replaces shy flirtation with a flat matter of fact delivery, while happiness cools to a plaintive note as she discusses troubles.
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Newspaper Enterprise AsSn
Health Insurance And Elderly Care Across Industries
A Department of Labor survey of 300 plans covering nearly five million workers shows 115 plans still provide hospital benefits to retirees. Employers fund 56 plans wholly, 29 are jointly financed. Also notes new Battle Creek Health Credit Plan card system to aid medically billed costs for older patients.
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Department of Labor
Battle Creek
Mich
W. Earle Robinson
The
American Health Credit Plan Inc
Robinson
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