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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1961
Page
4
A quote sets the tone for the page’s reflection on money use. It contrasts self-serving expenditures with charity, suggesting personal waste bears a heavy burden while aiding others lifts the spirit and elevates society. The piece frames financial choices as moral tests with wide implications.
Bruce Biassat argues October 31 marks a critical funding deadline for the United Nations Congo and Middle East operations. He notes only 26 of 100 members have paid to the Congo fund, with the Soviet Union the largest delinquent, risking the UN’s armed peacekeeping role if funds and authority lapse.
State Police urge drivers to beware of costumed children on Halloween night as youngsters parade from house to house. They stress reduced visibility after dusk, rain glare, and the need for working wipers and headlights. Drive slowly and stay alert to save a life.
Washington report argues that South Viet Nam fell to the Communists due to eight months of bureaucratic delay. It says plans existed in 1960 for a crash program modeled after the Philippines, including rapid training, regional defense cadres, and local reforms, but slow action and interdepartmental red tape hampered implementation.
Clarence B. Newman notes the rise of multi product ventures by U.S. chains offering diverse items from cameras to rugs beside groceries. With slim profit margins and rising costs, chains expand services and selection to attract shoppers, while traditional gallantry fades and new gadgets appear, such as a winter muff with an electric handwarmer.
New York AP notes safer at work than home with on the job deaths dropping from 34 per 100000 in 1939 to 22 in 1960. U S has over 20 million dogs, double 1930. Winter vacations a new industry status symbol as executives favor fall or winter getaways. Coffee breaks on company time. Women drivers pay less insurance in Britain. Quotes and trivia on marriages ulcers and chocolate.
AP notes profits rising with better 1961 prospects, aided by margin recovery in manufacturing and higher dividends. Third quarter gains pushed nine month totals, with 155 firms ahead and 141 behind. 252 firms reported net income of 1.043 billion, up 12.9 percent from 1960. Economists anticipate 1962 to set new earnings highs.
Publication notice details appear for Biddeford-Saco Journal including address, publisher and editor names, telephone numbers, subscription rates, and AP membership. It states the paper is published daily except Sunday, entered as second class at Biddeford, Maine.
Ruth Millett argues housewives overworked by social duties should form a discreet loafing club to steal time for leisure. She envisions a lighthearted group called the DNs where members stay home to savor life rather than join bake sales PTA meetings or garden clubs.
Paul Harvey warns of teen hoodlums prowling Chicago streets in souped up cars using bumper tag and weapons to threaten motorists. He cites unmarked police bait schemes and the legal limits that keep juveniles free after minor offenses, urging punishment fit for the crime.
New York writer Cynthia Lowry notes viewers worry about medical scenes on NBCs Dr Kildare and ABCs Ben Casey. An elderly surgeon on one episode slows operations, posing risk to patients and prompting concern among those awaiting surgery. Both shows claim medical accuracy with physician consultants.
Hollywood star Tony Randall explains dressing room status at MGM. He says his room near Lana Turner and Doris Day reflects his star standing, detailing divisions from actors to superstars. The article notes what amenities define status and mentions TV listings and a brainwashing drama on TV tonight.
Crossword puzzle clues request solutions for across and down entries including definitions for parts of a derrick ankle bones constellations and various terms from astronomy to geography. The list appears garbled with misspellings and broken phrases but clearly outlines a standard themed crossword with multiple clues and wordplay.
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