Editorial Page Thought For Evening
Government persuasion relies on the spoken words of a decent man as the best instrument, an aphorism attributed to Jules Cambon.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1960
Page
4
Government persuasion relies on the spoken words of a decent man as the best instrument, an aphorism attributed to Jules Cambon.
Bruce Biossat recalls Bor’s Pasternak three life defining acts. He wrote a critical novel, published abroad, and earned the Nobel Prize. The award, Pasternak said, was life crown though Kremlin fury and house arrest followed. He died in lonely eminence, yet his truth endures: freedom is the highest value.
A Washington bureau report notes that advertising campaigns now urge every readable citizen to register vote and give a buck to support parties and candidates. The piece critiques campaign costs, saying a $200 million presidential race heightens worries about influence and loyalty to bidders over public good.
The State Police enforcement group urges travelers to begin trips early to avoid rushing on the road. They advise checking routes and planning to obtain a full night's rest after each day of driving. They also caution that vacation luggage be packed so it does not obstruct the driver's rearview vision.
The New York City Board of Education favors a short course of study to be started next year in schools to teach students how to have a happy home. The reader notes practices virtues from Franklin and religious figures and remarks on eye strain among office workers over 50 percent.
Washington desk reports Kefauver’s delegate haul in 1956 gave way to Kennedy’s growing lead with 329 delegates. GOP chief Morton predicts Kennedy the likely nominee. Three dark horse second-place contenders named for the Democratic ticket: Bowles, Church, and Collins. Bowles-for-President groups proliferate nationwide.
AP reports census data showing middle income families fleeing cities to the suburbs while co op living grows in New York and spreads nationwide. Luxury high rent coops thrive while middle income buyers invest, seek tax advantages, and gain tenant influence, aided by new proprietary leases protecting tenants from crushing charges or forced bankruptcy.
In New York Billy Wilder defends his craft and humor while addressing the Monroe rift. The multi talent producer writer and director discusses punctuality fame and the industry. Wilder predicts a future where serious film fans back better pictures and notes the pain of releasing bad cinema. Also Maine trucking awards highlight Hemingway Interstate Trucking Co winning the grand trophy with Cole's Express and B E Motor Express as class winners.
Majestically the White Mountain range frames a poem of the Saco River. The river flows from crystal waters into a sparkling pool then runs toward Saco Bay, capturing the beauty of nature and timeless motion in vivid verse.
The Journal invites signed letters from readers on topics of real local interest. Views expressed are not necessarily endorsed by the Journal. Writers may request name omission. letters must include address.
Editor notes the 100th anniversary of the Civil War from 1961 to 1965 and urges communities to honor veterans. In Biddeford the Sons of Union Veterans meet at the G A R hall to prepare, while in Saco the G A R hall is slated for transfer to juveniles, with memorials and patriotic work highlighted.
Paul Harvey reports on airborne alert and B 52 bombers with nuclear weapons, noting Britain abandoned blue streak and is near perfecting a death ray. He cites electromagnetic and high frequency devices tested by the U S Britain France West Germany and Russia, warning of a future cannon of sound waves or magnetic rays that could carbonize cities with a distant command.
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Ruth Willett advises visiting in laws with tact and courtesy. Plan length and timing to fit hosts, avoid criticizing daughters or daughters in law, and respect grandchildren. Be patient, praise warmly, keep conversations cheerful, and give space for couples to connect. All rights reserved NEA.
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