Editorial Page Ened Hought For Evening Prayer
A brief editorial reflection cites Mary Baker Eddy urging a fervent desire for growth in grace. The piece emphasizes patience meekness love and good deeds as essential daily practice for spiritual progress and personal conduct.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Tax Foundation paints sobering view of rising taxes and debt
A Tax Foundation report outlines how federal, state, and local governments have funded rising deficits and debts. It highlights refunds from agriculture schemes, costly Army logistics errors, and large loaned sums to farmers. The piece warns that tax sources and spending will push fiscal strain across states, with continued indebtedness and high taxes noted as pervasive issues.
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Congress
Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
U. S
Okinawa
Japan
Guam
Germany
Army
Uncle Sam
CCC
Foundation
Robert W. French
Tax Foundation, Inc
Pollution conference set for December 1960 in Washington
A national water pollution conference chaired by Arthur Flemming and Leroy Burney is planned for December 12 to 14, 1960 at the Sheraton Park Hotel Washington. About 1,000 officials and experts will discuss pollution control progress barriers and solutions. Frank Butrico will serve as executive secretary to organize the program.
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Burney
Frank Butrico
U. S. Public Health Service
Academy to study U S transportation with seminars at Woods Hole
National Academy of Sciences plans a long range inquiry into Americas troubled transport system. Seminars at Woods Hole Mass Aug 1 will invite transportation experts from industry and government agencies. The aim is neutral, wide ranging study of rail water air and highway networks to avoid crisis and possible nationalization fears.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Asso. Washington
NEA
National Academy of Sciences
America
Woods Hole
Mass
The
Academy
Maritime Cargo Conference
Congress
Investi
Great Britain
United States
Bronk
Airlines brace for jet age costs and higher fares
U S airlines face billions in jet transition costs as they add jets and seats beyond demand. Analysts warn of potential seat surplus and fare increases to cover expenses while CAB weighs grants and fare boosts. Many carriers report losses and rising debt as they rush to modernize fleets and shift past older prop planes.
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AP Business News
NEW York
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
James Cagney seeks simple life in country ways
Hollywood star James Cagney says civilization’s ills need simple living and country honesty. He recalls first cow on rural Long Island, owns a Martha’s Vineyard farm, Beverly Hills home, California horse ranch, and a New York cattle farm. He and wife Bill have two adopted children. He writes verse privately and shares a sample quatrain about fear and hate.
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Ly Hal Boyle
New York
Hollywood
James Cagney
Long Island
Jimmy
Martha’s Vineyard
Massachusetts
Cagney
Jim
Beverly Hills
California
New York State
Mae Clarke
Bill
James Jr
Marines
Cathlee
Community letters urge growth and defend rep Plante
In Saco and Old Orchard Beach letters to the Journal the writers defend civic plans to attract new industry and housing foundations. They praise Mayor Cote and Rep Jerome G Plante, noting Plante's absence during a school bus bill vote due to midterm exams and a Maine University study schedule.
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F. W. Horne
Cumberland Foods, Inc
Mavor Cote
Saco
Industrial Commission
Horne
Keepin
Peoples’ Forum
Jerome G. Plante
Old Orchard Beach
University of Maine
Orono
Rep. Plante
Balanced Man and the Value of Broad Knowledge
Paul Harvey frames a debate on specialization vs. broad knowledge in business and life. He cites Christian integrity, modest beginnings, and leaders like Mason Gross and John Galbraith to argue that practical breadth strengthens intellect and leadership. A Wyoming campaign note follows, noting rival brothers govern Big Horn County politics.
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Jarrell McCracken
Baylor
McCracken
Rutgers University
Mason Gross
United States
John Galbraith
Harvard
General Features Corp
Feed the Brute: A Hygiene Guide for Wives
A light feature argues three daily anger peaks before breakfast lunch and dinner. Plan mornings to rise early and freshen up, prepare meals in advance, and avoid stressing him with chores. End with the homespun tip to wait for full meals before sharing woes.
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NEA
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
List of crossword clues includes across items such as Visigoth king compass point and baby sheep, with many entries missing or garbled. Down clues mix counsel encourage to continue and various partial phrases. The puzzle text is fragmented with numerous OCR errors and incomplete entries.
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Oregon
Clapper
Charlotte
Jane
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