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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1961
Page
4
Ezra Pound states that literature is news that stays news. The line reflects the page’s literary reflection and its view of enduring ideas in journalism.
The United States Chamber of Commerce reports about 750 counties, a quarter of all counties, are labeled low in spirits by the Commerce Department. The piece argues subsidies expand, not merely grow, predicting a nationwide shift to subsidy reliance within a few years.
Washington reports 21 Americans held by Castro regime in Cuba, with many categorized as adventurers and businesspeople. Six executed, others awaiting or serving long terms. Continuous efforts by the United States and Swiss mediation aim to secure their release, with the State Department withholding detailed home town data.
Review of Senate Freedom of Communications subcommittee volumes that publish full unedited 1960 campaign speeches and Nixon Kennedy debates. Authors argue the works reveal authentic performance, aid historians, and may clue in on the close 1960 election outcome.
Heritage Trail a 2000 mile tour of New England’s scenic and cultural assets was announced at a Boost New England luncheon. The project, a year in research by the New England Hotel Association, relies on state funding for directional signs and national promotional support from travel firms and auto clubs.
Horst Buchholz, star of One Two Three, was fined 6500 dollars and had his license revoked after a Cadillac rammed a tree in West Germany. Wilder moved production to Hollywood as Buchholz recovered with praise for his resilience and jokes about German justice.
HAL BOYLE profiles Luther Hodges secretary of Commerce as a restless, energetic champion of American exports and foreign tourism. Hodges travels widely, promotes U S travel agencies abroad, and argues that Americans must sell abroad and entice foreign visitors to spend in the United States. He cites costs abroad and urges welcoming, repeat visits to boost tourism and deficits.
Ruth Millett notes a new book A New Treasury of Names for the Baby guides parents in choosing names to avoid embarrassing initials nicknames or gender confusion. It discusses junior naming and which grandmother a girl might honor, while acknowledging that selecting a name is rarely simple and may involve family debates.
Paul Harvey laments the decay of the impartial rule of law citing corruption cases such as Downey California judge Lynn W Johnston. He warns that justice is undermined when jurists act for expediency and when lawyers or judges seek personal gain. The piece contrasts timeless laws with modern graft and cites Dorothy L Sayers on power politics.
TV figure Danny Thomas arrives in New York amid talk of retirement but downplays it saying he wants to quit on top if the public and sponsors still like the show. He plans two new series for next season including a patrolman tale and a police respect theme. He also comments on Joey Bishop’s progress and potential cast additions Sid Melton and Pat Carroll. Weekend TV picks include Macbeth on NBC and The Defenders on CBS with Merrily We Roll Along on NBC.
Biddeford Maine newspaper page presents publication details for Adams Street edition with publisher and editor names, contact numbers, and subscription rates. It includes a daily crossword puzzle with clues and answers spanning multiple entries.
A compact puzzle clue set listing numbered hints for words including 21 Peter or Mark 25 Well known rabbi leader of Zionism two words, 26 watery part of milk, 27 combining form for a continent, 28 American Abbi, 30 Dowries, 32 mild expletive, 34 Jada est . Lat 35 juncture 36 whirlpool 38 African mammals 40 girl's name 43 shoe part 46 enrapture 47 relative condition 48 mizzen 49 bother 50 brimless hat 52 name meaning my delight 55 Mrs Khrushchev 56 desserts 57 hourly broadcast 58 otherwise 60 tree core noun redial two word
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