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To attain peace and holiness is to recognize the divine presence and allness. The piece reflects on inner serenity through acknowledging a higher power and the unity of existence.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1960
Page
4
To attain peace and holiness is to recognize the divine presence and allness. The piece reflects on inner serenity through acknowledging a higher power and the unity of existence.
The National Chamber of Commerce urges businessmen to offer group health insurance to retirees and current employees upon retirement. It argues expanded coverage improves morale and economic well being for retired workers living on fixed pensions, warning illness can devastate savings.
Washington reports poll shows labor concerns less heated in presidential race this cycle. Labor funding drops as unions face recession and smaller donations while COPE distributes millions of leaflets and a voting record comparison of Kennedy and Nixon. Business groups increasingly adopt COPE actions, limiting criticism of union activity.
In this presidential campaign crowds in many cities prove police crowd control methods out of date and inadequate. Nominees and supporters face dangers as barriers fail and people press forward. Rochester sees minor injuries. authorities must seek firm future safeguards beyond education.
A defense of the U S drug industry highlights its role in discovering 70 key drugs in the last decade across 11 therapeutic fields. Of 70, 41 were U S discoveries, with 37 from the U S, showing the sector’s global impact. It credits vaccines penicillin cancer therapies and steroids, while noting collaboration across nations and labs.
AP reports in 1960 nine month results that eight of nineteen steel firms show higher profits led by large producers amid ongoing demand slump. Total profits reach 445.5 million, up 1.2 percent from last year as new mills and partial production offset weak orders and summer strikes. U.S. Steel alone earns 52.4 million in the summer quarter after 1959 strike loss.
New York AP notes a string of quips about political wives during campaigns. Jokes target their appearances, patience, shopping, and perceived influence, with barbed lines about attire, pies, hairdos, and loyalty.
Ray Henry surveys elder care topics from AP Newsfeatures. advances include a thin plastic ear implant channel to bypass ossicular damage aiding hearing in older adults and a shift toward early retirement benefits reforms. Also notes on Eisenhower age reflections and social security projections for 1970.
Biddeford Maine publication lists staff roles Paul Casavant publisher T J Mahoney editor with phone numbers for departments. Subscription rates shown in advance One month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Member of the Associated Press with rights to local and AP dispatches. Entered second class postage at Biddeford Post Office.
Editor notes a local reader who has lived near the Biddeford airport 27 years and argues funds spent on the airport should be redirected to Emery School Yard. The letter in the People’s Forum emphasizes free expression and signed correspondence.
AP writer notes a CBS program on The Thinking Machine at MIT where experts debate if electronic brains can think or create. Some professors foresee machines someday doing creative work. Interviewer fear not alleviated by Jerome Weisner plug-pulling reassurance. Nielsen charts place CBS shows in top 20 early fall. Tom Ewel Show ranks fifth amid Red Skelton and Father Knows Best.
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