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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1968
Page
13
New York experts challenge the aura of American management arguing many firms are only C performers with 65 to 75 percent efficiency. Bruce Payne notes planning gaps at companies missing growth aims, while consultants push tighter goal setting and waste elimination to boost output without asking workers to work harder.
Cynthia Lowry reviews summer TV, noting vacation disruption to soap operas like Peyton Place and a two week catch up period for viewers. She contrasts daytime soaps with NBCs Music Hall and CBS Dom DeLuise Show, praising freshness but criticizing overlong musical interludes and topical jokes out of date.
Thousands of Iranians donated cash clothing and household goods for northeast Iran quake victims. The Shah and Empress Farah adopted two orphaned children in Khezri and announced royal patronage. They toured ruined areas and met victims pledging swift reconstruction efforts.
The Past Presidents Parley of Tighe-Beaudoin- Farley Unit, American Legion Auxiliary, Biddeford, held its annual banquet at Henri's Restaurant. A brief business session led by Mrs. Nellie Petit named initiation committee members and unit president Mrs. Blanche Keithley spoke on activities. The next meeting is set for Oct. 2 at the post home on Elm Street, with Mrs. Ida Noyes and Miss Germaine Lariviere hosting. Guests included Mrs. Keithley, Miss Agnes Donahue and others.
On the Yucatan peninsula a sick Maya Indian confesses to eating tortillas this morning. He claims the average Yucateco consumes twenty per meal, suggesting a possible dietary or health issue amid regional rural life.
A New Zealand youth was convicted of assaulting a woman after kissing her in an elevator post dentist visit. Court record suppressed his name and discharged him without penalty, citing a dentist prescribed painkiller left him in a euphoric state. The defense remarked on the woman's notable beauty. The piece notes the Mid-Atlantic Ridge as the globe’s longest mountain range at 10,000 miles.
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