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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1959
Page
4
Thought for evening reflects on Rilke line about the future entering us to transform us before it happens, inviting readers to ponder time, change, and inner renewal.
A blistering editorial rejects excuses for juvenile crime tied to a nuclear age. It argues youth cruelty spans eras, denounces blaming environment, and urges rebels to fight injustice through constructive action for real human progress.
The upcoming session of the 86th Congress is expected to be crowded with social welfare bills long debated since the New Deal era. Key items include amendments to the Fair Labor Standards Act, unemployment insurance extension, health coverage for the aged, and a Keogh-Simpson retirement plan for self employed individuals.
NEA Washington correspondent analyzes Nikita Khrushchev from his visit. He calls him aging and tired but still a coldly calculating bargainer who may seek a world settlement before rivals like China or India gain technical edge. Khrushchev worries about a third world war and arms spending. He aims to impress Americans as reasonable while preserving feudal boss traits.
Esther Van Wagoner Tufty notes that while Khrushchev hints at peace through trade, expanding American trade with the Soviet Union faces obstacles. The USSR lacks goods in demand, cannot secure dollars for equipment, and must settle the wartime lend lease debt. Any deal hinges on credit terms and most favored nation tariffs, with no mandatory sales or purchases.
TV and Radio incidential education dominated Sunday night as NBC aired Our American Heritage a Jefferson Hamilton cabinet clash seen as ideas heavy and dramatic. CBS offered Jack Benny with Truman Library tour while The Strawberry Blonde NBC remake offered a quiet romantic comedy with Janet Blair and David Wayne.
AP News Analyst critiques Moscow Radio's disarmament logic and the gamble of partial versus total disarmament. It notes Soviet push for complete control linked to actions, U.N. committee postures, and U.S. hesitation amid a growing arms race. Khrushchev proposes staged disarmament, while Westerners weigh responses and propaganda risks.
GREENE BORO NC North Carolinians are great storytellers and fond of refurbished old jokes. At a TAR HEEL conference of American Women in Radio and Television, Susie Sharp the state’s only woman judge shared humor about divorce procedures. Maurice Mitchell of Encyclopaedia Britannica Films joked about meetings and elevators. Dr Naomi Albanese ridiculed the idea of a 0 second hot cereal and offered a witty ulcer quip. A dean noted teens need a model more than a critic.
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists Paul Casavant as publisher and T J Mahoney as editor for the daily except Sunday edition in Biddeford Saco Maine. The newspaper operates with all departments covered at its Ford postal area office.
Paul Harvey argues that the newspaper is a naked mirror of society revealing our conduct, virtues, vices, and the Republic itself. He urges personal reform to redeem the era, noting the daily ledger stands as unalterable today while tomorrow can change.
Ruth Millett advises brides that their first real quarrel with a husband can educate them about themselves and their marriage. After tears and reconciliation, analyze the dispute to uncover underlying conflicts and truths, using understanding and compromise to strengthen the relationship rather than dwell on it.
A compact listing of crossword clues across and down with numbers and brief prompts for answers including terms such as Circle, Trapper's merchandise, Tree of Morocco, Legendary rail roader, and many others across twenty plus clues, plus down clues ranging from Swift current to Year Nero became Emperor, designed as a puzzle page feature.
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