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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1961
Page
4
Editorial page presents Charles Dickens advice urging kindness and reciprocity. It reflects on treating others as you wish to be treated and notes that others may fail, yet effort remains important.
A reflective column argues Labor Day is a uniquely American holiday, a private family observance over parades, and a test of freedom. It frames the day as a call for sacrifice, resilience, and self-reliance amid economic and global pressures, stressing citizen responsibility.
Washington focus on Cheddi Jagan and his wife Janet Rosenberg Jagan highlights how their leftist PPP won eight of 14 seats in the 1953 Guiana vote and later expanded influence. The couple’s ties to U S and to Cuban trade revive questions about independence and a potential Communist‑leaning government in South America.
The piece warns that a Soviet misstep could trigger war in Europe and cites Britain's Lord Home and a U S News report. It argues Washington must stop retreating on Berlin and shows growing American resolve as critical to averting a civilization ending conflict.
A former student nurses residence becomes a minimal care adjunct to a Winston-Salem hospital. It serves convalescing patients not needing full facilities, needing one staffer per three patients, and allows patients to self administer meds, dine in a cafeteria, and enjoy greater freedom from routine.
The U S Office of Education reports about 10 500 doctorates granted in 1960 61 in the United States across fields from agriculture to sociology. Russia awarded about 700 Ph Ds annually, with a higher level candidate of science degree at 7 000 last year, indicating different standards and pathways. The rest of the text discusses unrelated items about revolvers and ball players.
Hollywood observes a likely Mickey Mouse year as cartoons surge on TV. Producers claim adult audiences drive hits like Yogi Bear and Huck Hound, while classics such as Laurel and Hardy return. Jay Ward and Bill Scott promote Bullwinkle with a Sunset Strip party and a green stamp studio note adds novelty.
Roger Babson argues fresh water supply will constrain population growth and outlines routes from Canada and desalination plants. He notes costs, political factors, and the need for storage, with a warning on fallout and the role of electricity. He also links home location to access to clean water and future energy.
A Maine weekly notes that frozen foods expand markets for local produce, especially potatoes and blueberries, creating jobs in processing plants and boosting taxes. It highlights Maine broilers’ premium in New York and the superior flavor from Maine climate, urging support for local food industries.
The Q and A explains there is no freeze on Social Security records. Freezing existed for disabled workers but was removed last year with changes to the disability program. The guidance recommends taking benefits now, as they can be suspended if the person returns to work.
The piece highlights Maine’s strong seafood reputation and suggests future growth for processed foods and labeled Maine products. It cites local producers, premium frozen items, and regional meat and turkey outputs, alongside reader questions about Social Security rules and pensions.
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