Editorial Page Thought For Evening
The statement from Rene Almeras honors high ideals as guiding life paths, calling thought for the evening to reflect on noble aims and constructive living.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1960
Page
4
The statement from Rene Almeras honors high ideals as guiding life paths, calling thought for the evening to reflect on noble aims and constructive living.
The New York Stock Exchange reports arrangements for about 72 courses on securities and investing open to the public in fall adult education centers in the New York area. The program, now in its sixth year, reaches nearly a million people nationwide and does not offer hot tips or stock recommendations.
National sample of 300 editors predicts Nixon and Lodge will gain 307 electoral votes to 230 for Kennedy and Johnson. Maine New Jersey Maryland Alabama Georgia Mississippi Virginia Arizona Idaho Wyoming Oregon show Kennedy Johnson edge, with editors in 11 states predicting a Kennedy Johnson victory. Nixon Lodge strongest in the Midwest.
AP News Analyst details regional editor predictions showing East and West favor Nixon-Lodge while the South tilts Kennedy-Johnson. Florida leads Nixon-Lodge in state votes. New Jersey favors Kennedy-Johnson. Most editors foresee Democratic control of the Senate and House, with a possible Nixon-Lodge landslide unlikely per regional averages.
The AP notes that for an hour tonight the presidential candidates discuss foreign policy with no new ideas. They revisit defense, alliances, and aid to counter communism, arguing who can manage the established policy better. The piece compares the current duel to Eisenhower Stevenson eight years ago, highlighting the shift from airpower to intercontinental missiles.
Bruce Biassot argues Khrushchev’s U.N. outbursts reflect genuine anger and strategic calculation. The piece notes his sensitivity to Soviet standing, belief in Western rejection of real disarmament, and a hurried drive to achieve goals amid perceived American military edge, warning of dangerous irresponsibility.
Observance of National Retail Merchants Week set for January 30 to February 4 seeks to educate the public on modern retail merchandising and its role alongside mass production. The effort, supported by the Bureau of Advertising and the Television Bureau of Advertising, highlights big turnover with small unit profits and the value to consumers.
Roger Babson reports on Europe tour noting Briton unity, France risks under de Gaulle, German industriousness and rising European exports. He cites Italian plastics and textiles, US stock prospects, and foreign buying supporting Dow gains. He warns of possible wage resistance, unemployment, and awaits November election outcomes. Spain left out but praised coastal resorts and friendly streets.
Ruth Willett urges daily acts of kindness to end loneliness. The advice lists activities such as calling three friends, inviting neighbors for coffee, planning joint outings, visiting the public library, checking local papers, and tackling long-postponed tasks while seeking new knowledge. All rights reserved Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
Beddeford Saco Journal lists address at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine publisher Paul Casavant editor T J Mahoney plus AP membership and postage notes. Subscription rates shown pay in advance one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00.
The poet reflects on an artist seeking the elusive touch that elevates a work beyond skill. The narrator travels west to witness a sunset’s gold, discovering the missing stroke as if granted by a divine hand. The piece contrasts human artistry with a higher inspiration.
Paul Harvey reflects on good neighborliness through J B Harveys exemplary restraint and pride in a manicured lawn. He contrasts modest aid to Latin America with the danger of meddling beyond one’s fence, praising example over government dictate as a path to self-government.
A quirky note states elephants come in three colors depending on activity such as hunting drinking or attic cleaning, while the text ends with the fragment enas.
Puzzle list includes 10 Across 15 16 17 18 19 many entries with abbreviations foreign terms and names. Clues reference historic figures Brontes Ford Crockett Fosdick and others with Greek Latin and Hebrew roots across 600 year old classic and abbreviations for church medical and military terms.
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