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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1960
Page
4
Editorial reflection argues peace is not mere absence of war but a virtue and mind state. It frames peace as benevolence confidence and justice guiding public life through thoughtful restraint and ethical conduct. Spinoza’s notion elevates inner disposition as foundation for lasting harmony.
FBI Director Edgar Hoover addressed the International Association of Chiefs of Police urging firm crime prevention and swift punishment. He criticized leniency and legal delays, warned of juvenile crime rise, and stressed protecting society without compromising civil liberties.
Washington analysis by Peter Edson surveys the 1876 and 1888 precedents where popular wins did not guarantee the presidency. It estimates voting age totals, registration trends, and how Catholics Protestants Negroes and labor blocs could tilt outcomes, noting rising undecided voters and the impact of TV debates on forecasts.
Postwar era favors to grant military exemptions for air carriers sparked by urgent defense needs. Critics warn such waivers undermine certified carriers, raise unfair competition, and could compromise regulated aviation while government demand shifts to jet-age commercial transport. A doctor notes diet myths and a riddle about ribs highlight unrelated trivia.
Ruth Millett notes seasonal wardrobe recycling, the yearly ritual of pulling last year’s clothes from storage and facing drab, outdated looks. She contrasts fashion aging with renewed shopping, then shifts to Nixon and Kennedy debates shaping public opinion and future presidential campaigns.
The federal plan to provide free medical care for low income seniors faces a slow rollout as states must implement the program after Oct. 1. Only three states, West Virginia Oklahoma and Michigan, have active plans. Others set start dates or plan to seek legislative changes in 1961. The program targets residents 65 and older with limited income not on old age assistance. State decisions will determine services funded and federal cost sharing. The piece also includes a feature on soprano Kirsten and reflections on operatic stardom.
The Business Mirror notes voting machines are spreading in U.S. polls with about 110000 machines used next Tuesday across 44 states. States Rhode Island to Kentucky will use them, and Shoup and Automatic Voting Machine showcase several designs. Machines speed tallying, reduce fraud, and cut polling costs, while cameras document results.
Dorothy Kirsten of the Metropolitan Opera says opera is draining and heavy roles tire her. She trains like a boxer to stay in peak condition, travels 75,000 to 100,000 miles yearly, and performs about 20 concerts annually. Her secret is golf for rhythm and breathing, and she credits husband Dr. John D. French for personal happiness.
Associated Press analysis argues televised presidential debates are not an unmixed blessing. The piece notes the 1960 debates were tightly scheduled and constrained by vice presidential time limits, complicating clear, fair exchanges.
Biddeford Maine daily paper lists publisher editor and phone numbers. Subscription rates are one month $1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. Carrier and mailing details indicate standard second class postage and AP membership.
A dense list of crossword clues across and down covering numbers from 1 to 68 and 1 to 61 with various theme hints and partial phrases formatted as a puzzle grid.
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