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Meekness and charity have divine authority. Mary Baker Eddy.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1961
Page
4
Meekness and charity have divine authority. Mary Baker Eddy.
The AFL-CIO Executive Council denounces Geneva and USJapan textile trade accords. It cites suspicions of market disruption and warns that concessions to Japan risk shifting orders to Hong Kong, jeopardizing a multilateral approach and U.S. industry employment.
Washington researchers envision a transformed Army with diagnostic computers that synthesize lab data x rays and exams to propose diagnoses and treatment plans. They seek autonomous radios and untended stations, wireless power, chemical agents for weather and camouflage, underwater extenders, and rapid bridge foams to aid rapid field movement and hospital evacuation.
Bruce Biossat notes the slow death of the League of Nations, citing withdrawals by Germany Italy Japan and others, the lack of US membership, and diminished activity as World War II loomed. He contrasts its fate with hopes for the United Nations in 1961 and warns of repeating past failures. The piece ends with a quip about advice and life.
Hollywood trade papers reveal Medallion TV created Sur Demande a French Canadian version of You Asked for It for Canada and other markets. Jean Coutu provides narration in a Canadian accent while the American version remains in syndication in 75 cities. The show debuted January 20, 1960, after a rushed development to replace a sponsor pulled by payola scandals.
Investor editor argues profits drive dividends and tax receipts. He warns a price squeeze in steel raises risk to government revenue, budgets, and the dollar. He cites 1960 steel income taxes of $919 million and urges maintaining profits to fund a growing federal deficit. He cautions against selling stocks for deteriorating dollars.
A government study finds only about one in twenty elderly Americans receive cash support from their children, with average amounts around 300 a year for two parents and 240 for a single parent. Many elders resist cash aid, while many children feel no legal obligation to help.
Network television unveils a major Sunday slate headlined by CBS with Graham Greene’s The Power and the Glory adaptation starring Laurence Olivier and Julie Harris. NBC counters with The World of Bob Hope and a mix of documentary biographical pieces using new camera tech.
Readers urged to mail lists of 10 20 or 30 stocks to a firm with a large statistical department for review. Copyright 1961 General Features Corp. Little I.
Biddeford Maine daily newspaper masthead notes the Paw Casavant publisher and T J Mahoney editor with phone numbers for business and editorial desks. Subscribers pay in advance rates: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
A compact crossword list covering across clues such as Armenia Georgia Moldavia and other regions, plus numerous down clues including verbs nouns and abbreviations. The grid references languages numbers and historical terms appear across diverse categories demanding cross checking and wordplay.
Babson counsels newlyweds to buy Straight life insurance, build bank credit, and rent a safe deposit box. He urges regular deposits, tells couples to know bank officials, and recommends investing in local bank stocks with careful analysis of reports and directors. He warns deposits are owed back to customers and stresses prudent judgment in bank leadership.
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