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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1960
Page
4
Editorial argues that population growth and automatic cost increases ensure rising federal spending over the coming decade. It cites Eisenhower budget plans and Nixon proposals with estimates from 1 to 2 billion dollars. The piece weighs dollar caution against broad public aims in a high spending era.
Washington dispatch notes Khrushchev's plan to push rapid African independence risks turmoil and Communist takeovers. It details Africa's mix of colonial dependencies and sovereign states, listing Britain, Portugal, Spain, and France holdings, plus new UN entrants and the growth of independent nations led by Ethiopia and Liberia.
The Maine Highway Safety Committee urged adults to actively protect children in traffic. It cited children's impulsiveness and dream-like view of reality, calling for heightened driver caution and strong adult responsibility. Published with Maine State Police cooperation.
The article notes how rail travel has long been used to reach voters, from Harrison in 1840 to Roosevelt and Truman, and praises Nixon and Kennedy for continuing the tradition with campaign trains and on board facilities as they urge support.
The ALA Safety Department warns that wet leaves on highways can be as slippery as glare ice even without rain. Safety Director Alan F. Strong urges drivers to use winter driving procedures in wet leaf conditions, keep to the skid, and avoid braking abruptly while managing fog with low beams and checking wiper blades to prevent blurred vision.
AP analysis notes lower short and medium term rates reshape American saving and investing. Savers return to steady options like savings bonds and monthly stock purchases while the sophisticated investor reevaluates bonds as inflation-hedges. Mutual funds show mixed results as stock market weakness persists.
Boyle's Column by James Cary recounts a Tokyo parking ticket that spirals into a Japan legal procedure. The writer details a bewildering encounter with Marunouchi Police Station and a crowded Summary Court, where language barriers and bureaucratic forms test his resolve. Ultimately he avoids trial after a lengthy odyssey, vowing to avoid further violations.
Ruth Millett argues that true friends respond when crisis hits, choosing to help despite personal inconvenience. The piece urges offering timely aid, highlighting mutual reliance, consistent support, and the value of having a few dependable friends who back you up in tough moments.
Paul Harvey discusses Brigitte Bardot and Brigitte Bardot's attempted self harm at age 26. He compares Bardot with James Dean and Judy Garland, arguing that lack of religion or purpose drives the wealthy star to seek meaning through fame and relationships. He cites Dr. Berle Orris and Freud in explaining why some famous people seek death by action. The piece reflects 1960 era views on celebrity, religion and psychology.
Biddeford Saco Journal lists publication details for Adams Street Biddeford Maine. Paul Casavant publisher T J Mahoney editor and department numbers provided. Subscription rates payables in advance: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive local news republishing rights.
A short poem by Lucy W. Day notes seasonal allergies from ragweed and goldenrod pollen. It contrasts allergic misery with anticipation of Jack Frost’s arrival to end the season and grant relief. The verse concludes with thanks for the hoped relief and mentions the speaker.
New York AP reports a busy TV week with Kennedy and Nixon facing off tonight and Thursday in joint appearances on three networks. World Series coverage dominates NBC daytime games, with numerous high profile shows and specials across CBS ABC and NBC including Route 66 Mr Garland and The Law and Mrs Jones.
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