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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1961
Page
4
Thought for the evening quotes Mary Baker Eddy on inconsistency and the gap between words and deeds. The piece reflects on how sayings without action resemble clouds that never rain, urging integrity between speech and conduct.
The piece warns that Khrushchev's use of threats mirrors Hitler's intimidation and could coerce concessions in Berlin and other issues. It argues the dangers are twofold: fear may force negotiations and Khrushchev may start to believe his own bluff. It emphasizes the free world’s superior nuclear capability and urges firm pressure to reveal Khrushchev’s true power.
Defense experts warn American defenses against Soviet nuclear submarines are weak. Despite heavy antisubmarine spending, detection of modern atom powered subs remains nearly impossible at distance, raising dread of 1500 mile underwater missiles. Khrushchev aims to marry subs with long range missiles, potentially threatening U S coastlines.
The piece warns that U S reliance on easy monetary policy may hinge on U S international payments health. A $101 million gold loss in a weekly period end of September underscores foreign exchange fragility and potential shifts to defend the dollar. It notes higher London rates, capital flows to London, hedging costs, and possible Fed actions to tighten reserves if needed.
The Maine Highway Safety Committee today urged safe courteous driving, advising drivers on side roads to approach intersections slowly and communicate intentions to main road drivers. It warned speeding side road traffic can force abrupt braking, swerving, or crashes, and urged youths to keep focus on steering.
In a New York AP column, Olive Clapper recalls widowhood after Raymond Clapper's 1944 plane crash. She details her path from sorrow to service, joining CARE, leading speaking engagements, and cochairing the American Food for Peace Council. She urges widows to stay active, reusable skills, and seek work or purpose.
Industry increasingly depends on outside specialists across production and services, with Dun & Bradstreet expanding credit and market data roles. Manufacturers, materials producers, and service sectors lean on experts for financing, research, marketing, leasing, and site planning, reshaping the economy and corporate operations.
A writers note on housewives embracing exercise classes despite gadgets that reduce activity. The irony is that women who avoid exertion with new labor-saving devices end up bending, stretching, and working out to stay fit, guided by a trim young teacher. The piece highlights ironic health habits among homemakers.
Paul Harvey discusses Jamaica’s volatile politics and alleged pro Communist influence through the Ras Tafari movement. He warns of narcotics, violence, and potential Jamaica shift as part of a broader West Indies Federation breakdown, citing J Edgar Hoover on tolerance and subversion.
Biddeford Maine daily edition lists publisher Paul Casavant and editor T J Mahoney with contact numbers for departments. Subscription prices shown: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. Associated Press rights noted for local news and dispatches.
The AP notes CBS Tuesday night’s original TV drama Dispossessed based on a 1879 habeas corpus case for Chief Standing Bear of the Ponca, highlighting its high-minded purpose yet slow pace and courtroom oratory as it probes the Indian status under law.
Hollywood AP John Boles visits Hollywood for the premiere of the 1961 version of Back Street. Once a leading man famed for desert wars and romantic roles, he now works in oil from San Angelo Texas, while maintaining a Beverly Hills base. He recalls old days, notes industry changes, and reflects on his enduring career.
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