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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1959
Page
4
Editorial note reflects on Johnsons view that genius is broad mental capacity shaped by direction. It contemplates how intellect broadness can be tuned by focus, suggesting a link between general ability and deliberate aim.
The piece examines how major parties gain enduring support when national mood shifts. It contrasts Democrats in the 1890s and Republicans today, arguing big government is seen as permanent and success hinges on how well a party aligns with the public need, not on rigid ideology. It notes the value of effective candidates and programs over stark ideological shifts.
Senator Philip Hart says his instinct is to support the President’s choice for his official family though Michigan’s GOP Senate turnouts and criticism of Admiral Strauss spark doubt. He warns against a cabinet rejection, noting the need for executive Congress cooperation and a credible transportation study.
Winston Churchill traces Iroquois roots while the Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma claims 27.9 million dollars for ceded territory. The Pawnees, once 25 000 strong across Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma, have dwindled to about 1800 amid moved lands and historical buffalo country.
Washington debates over foreign aid focus on whether to maintain high military assistance or boost economic aid. Key figures include Fulbright proposing a five year 7.5 billion loan program, Humphrey urging cuts to military aid, Mansfield pushing for transferring military aid to defense and ending grants in three years. The House approved a $3.642 billion foreign aid bill for the year starting July 1, with military aid cut by 66 million and economic aid up by 100 million, amid ongoing committee revisions and veto threats from various factions.
Hollywood TV stars head east to fairs rodeos and events for big paydays. Gene Berry Bat Masterson earns 2000 for two appearances, Dale Robertson six shows for 7500, Gun Smoke troupe 8500 for six. Robert Horton promotes summer dates incl Cincinnati Tulsa Detroit and Warren Ohio. Culp expects about 70000 from personal appearances this year with dates in Lincoln Salina and Cofeyville.
Babson urges small investors to buy bank stock for safety and prestige and to meet the bank’s chief executive. He discusses life insurance timing, diversified NYSE stocks, avoiding margin buying, patience, reliance on published manuals, buying for income and growth in utilities, valuing land and resources, evaluating management, and timing cycles with a bearish dip before gains.
Poem recalls the final day of class as seniors prepare to part from their routines and friends. The piece notes misty eyes, last glimpses, and the daily bell that starts and ends each school day, with reflections on a future bright yet bittersweet. The author signs as Joan Marchand from Biddeford Maine.
Local residents listed include Roland Lavigne of Saco enlisting in the Army Air Force. Biddeford residents attend games and visit New York, MT Montpelier trips noted. Eastern Star, Tri-U club, and mountain club members are listed with brief hometown ties and recent activities.
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists Paul Casavant as publisher and T J Mahoney as editor. It notes subscription rates payable in advance: one month 1.85, six months 10.50, one year 21.00. It also states the newspaper is a member of the Associated Press and entered as second class matter at the Biddeford post office.
The page presents a long list of across clues with numbers and their prompts ranging from simple words to phrases. It includes entries like 5 Dogfish and 10 Morsel along with multiple themed and foreign language hints, spanning various letter counts and topics.
An NEA Service column warns wives that neglecting husbands leads to a closed family circle. It cites signs like weight focus, clutter, limited social life, poor listening, and children taking over chores, urging shared responsibilities to avoid marital drift.
Q A veteran asks about a war pension after Spanish American War service. The answer outlines pension amounts by service days and eligibility rules, noting Social Security does not affect the pension. Q A teacher asks about collecting summer Social Security while employed year round. The reply confirms eligibility and advises applying at the Social Security office. Q A 68 year old worker asks about taxed earnings and retirement payments. The guidance states earnings in a covered job are taxed even with retirement benefits. Q A Knoxville reader asks if 62-year-old WWII era work qualifies for Social Security. advised to check records and apply if eligible. Q A Clearwater reader asks about Social Security based on husband’s record despite separation. confirmed possible.
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