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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1961
Page
4
A brief editorial riff contrasts opinion pages with a reflection on beauty and friendship. The piece quotes Mary Baker Eddy on how a friend can remain beautiful in concept even when appearance shifts, framing a thoughtful meditation for readers.
Businessmen through the Advertising Council push a long range recovery campaign to boost confidence in America. Theodore Repplier says the effort may help despite no proof, stressing optimism about growth to 1975 and jobs gains, with a four B approach and heavy emphasis on research. Luther Hodges supports the idea if facts stay clear.
The Committee of American Steamship Lines argues nations rely on merchant fleets for policy. It cites UK and Japan cargo shares, and shows U S flag usage lagging with rates 14 percent in 1958, 10 percent in 1959, and 11.7 percent in 1960. Supporters claim American ships boost economy, defense, and balance of payments to counter the gold drain.
As Girl Scouts of the United States marks its 4th anniversary, 32 million members celebrate a week from March 12 to 18 recognizing women who began as Girl Scouts and pursued diverse, rewarding careers. Many say Scouting sparked their life work or avocation, with former members enriching society by living the Promise and Laws.
Congressman Kenneth Roberts proposes legislation to extend federal and state rehabilitation programs in Maine. The bill aims to help about 40 000 handicapped residents become independent by broadening services, evaluating potential, expanding workshops, and providing substantial federal grants.
Washington reports show U S foreign aid policy debate intensifying under Kennedy. Officials like Henry R LaBouisse Jr push new program plans while Congress weighs central direction, with aid largely funded by military and economic packages and German participation eyed as a future multiplier.
HAL BOYLE surveys quirky facts and observations about teeth divorce rates Statue of Liberty copper value animal names ending in x and fox ibex lynx and ox cancer survival rates by gender car buyers in suburbs snail strength insects and pests Japan beetle Carry Nation hatchet raids bar scenes baby lifespans and education humor IQ links to grades and learning growth through time garbage output by housewives and reflections from Hergesheimer.
Irish Industrial Development Authority promotes exporting growth with tax breaks and grants. Ireland’s GNP rose 5 percent last year, exports up nearly 25 percent over two years, with 100 new industries in three years. Tax exemptions reach 10 to 22 years at Shannon, drawing foreign investment to Shipyards, textiles, and other goods for export.
A public letter to the Journal questions the mayor of Saco about his $700 charter amendments expense and a possible raise, asking why sewer and park projects, school board control, and a full-time engineer justify higher pay, and urging scrutiny of taxpayer burdens. The page also recalls St. Jean Baptiste memories from Biddeford.
A Biddeford Saco Journal excerpt discusses business climate and foreign grants with mentions of tax policy and cash incentives. It frames the Irish perspective on repatriation of profits and dividends while noting general incentives for foreign firms.
Ray Henry reports that the American Medical Association is urging doctors to persuade patients to oppose Kennedy’s Social Security health insurance for retirees. A poster and leaflets warn that socialized medicine would threaten patient and physician freedoms, framing the issue as an opening wedge. The Kennedy plan would fund hospital and nursing costs, with added insurance feared to cover physician fees.
Ruth Millett urges older readers to avoid clinging to harsh judgments of youth and to resist letting others define independence. She cautions against excessive self focus, insular talk, and giving up purposeful work, noting attitudes can outgrow years.
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