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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1961
Page
4
Thought for Evening reflects on self-reliance as Mary Baker Eddy notes that divine power cannot do more for man than his own efforts. The editorial frames personal initiative as the key to progress, urging readers to act rather than wait for assistance.
Russia's nuclear test moratorium breach sparks debate on whether ordinary citizens should prepare for a nuclear war. The piece weighs fallout shelter practicality against the idea of sacrificing values and civilization to survive, noting shifting public attitudes and continuing uncertainty about the weapon's true impact.
Washington coverage notes Kennedy administration avoids broad intervention in auto wage talks, favors targeted fact finding and mediation. Labor Secretary Goldberg leads a new advisory commission, with Hodges chairing in 1962, to study automation, employment, and industrial peace shaping future labor policy.
The article argues earnings from work can cut Social Security checks after benefits begin, while other income does not. It endorses living near a supermarket for convenience and investment, notes shopping centers require proper location, and advises young couples to buy near a supermarket. It also covers Social Security rules on income, age misrepresentation, and veterans’ misconceptions.
A compact listing of across and down crossword clues with numbered entries for a daily puzzle including definitions like Continued story, Pours forth, Arise two words, Where Strasbourg is, Ready money two words, Meat from sheep, Macaws, Bends down, and more, plus down clues such as Saved from something and Messenger's job.
The First National Bank of Boston notes an improving expansion with profits rebounding in Q2 and demand shifting toward replacement and capacity growth. Credit could tighten as rates rise. inflation remains limited while unemployment stays high, and policy shifts hinge on unpredictable future developments. The piece blends market outlook with cautions on pricing and investment amid evolving world events.
Hollywood reports that George Stevens may direct and Cary Grant star in The Greatest Story Ever Told, but Wall Street bankers shelved the Christ tale. Stevens now claims ownership of the project as Fox recoups expenses only after a $5 million profit is earned. Meanwhile Lawrence Welk celebrates a decade on TV with hit records Calcutta and Yellow Bird and a growing staff as his shows draw thousands nightly at the Hollywood Palladium.
Babson Park Massachusetts notes that the New York Stock Exchange segments about 1500 stocks into groups with electronics and oils most active while retail stores show steady gains. He cites supermarkets as about 25 large chains and argues true success requires central growth, ample parking, and slow self-financing, leading to de facto monopoly over time.
Ruth Millett says women prefer movable, personalized furniture over built in designs. She notes modern kitchens feature many built ins but asserts homemakers gain satisfaction from selecting and rearranging pieces, keeping homes unique as family needs and tastes change.
State Police urge students to cross at marked cross walks and obey traffic signals. Instruction stresses using head and body protection, staying aware of patrol officers, and following traffic lights for safety.
A letter writer argues against automatic veterans pension at 665 linking to Social Security age. The article lists three eligibility tests: 90 days active service some during World War I, 10 percent disability at age 65, and annual income limits of 1800 single or 3000 with dependents. Income counts include most sources, and a revised Social Security handbook by Ray Henry is available.
Laddeford Saca jeereal published Sunday with details on publisher editor and telephones for departments. Subscription rates prepaid list one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Associated Press rights stated and second class postage Paid in Biddeford Maine.
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