Editorial Page Thought For Evening
Editorial reflects on Keynes urging that ideas drive outcomes more than vested interests. It argues conceptions shape policy and moral direction, urging readers to examine beliefs influencing society.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1960
Page
3
Editorial reflects on Keynes urging that ideas drive outcomes more than vested interests. It argues conceptions shape policy and moral direction, urging readers to examine beliefs influencing society.
FBI director J Edgar Hoover notes crime climbed in 1959 with an all time high of 124 million serious offenses and a 9 percent rise in the first half of 1960. Juvenile offenders surge, auto theft and burglary arrests up sharply. Maine shows some declines but overall offenses jump from 4 458 to 4 615 with increases across rape assault burglary larceny and auto theft.
Secretary of State Christian Herter and Ambassador James Wadsworth will supervise a cautious U. N. presence to curb panic amid Khrushchev's expected maneuvers. The piece forecasts Soviet items on the 85 point agenda including disarmament and peace efforts, with Eisenhower’s attendance under debate.
In 1960 the world faces escalating Cold War tensions and the Space Age promises and perils. Lumumba and Castro symbolize struggles of self government, while new leaders rise amid chaos. The era’s instability tests patience, stability and fortitude as nations confront inevitable change.
A mixed group of labor representatives from Britain, Denmark, India, Jordan, and Nigeria after three months in the United States report biases in American radio and TV due to commercials, and say American women voters are more conservative than liberal. They note Americans’ openness, address cost disclosures, and acknowledge similar societal issues in their countries, including discrimination. They warn leaders not to ignore workers' voices.
AP TV writer notes The Aquanauts on CBS delivers a 60 minute action packed premiere with a bride in peril divers parachuting into the ocean and a shark cage scene. Keith Larsen starred with Jeremy Slate as sidekick in a high octane underwater adventure.
Roger Babson recounts a week in Ireland aboard the Mauretania with Mrs Babson. He notes Ireland's split into the Republic and Northern Ireland, cites O Dougherty Castle history, praises friendly locals, and comments on hotels, climate, and pasture land value. He suggests patient investors may buy rural Irish land while visiting biennially.
Readers submit questions about Social Security taxes, retirement eligibility at 62, veterans administration compensation, adoption benefits, maid payroll, and spousal earnings effects. The column answers that prizes at fairs are not excluded from farm income for tax and clarifies tax rates, eligibility, and procedures. It also includes travel notes on Shannon Ireland and Ireland’s population and amenities.
In a letter to The Journal residents discuss traffic relief at Elm and Main in Saco. They argue against a traffic circle due to space and advocate four traffic islands with lights and a four lane Main Street from Beach to Summer. They urge moving the monument and address potential yield signs and radar lights to reduce congestion and accidents.
Ruth Millett offers hostess tips to ensure guests feel welcome. Avoid repetitive guest groups and meals, seek new ideas, let conversations flow, and provide individual attention. If the evening drags, suggest a change and allow guests to leave when they must.
A long list of crossword clues across and down covering a wide range of definitions. Includes entries for prize winning authors, nautical terms, botanical names, legal and architectural references, and common crossword familiars.
An editor letters page recalls Khrushchev praising Franklin D Roosevelt and notes U S Soviet relations during the 1930s 1940s. The piece references Dies committee McCarthy Yalta and postwar Soviet signaling and hints at ongoing anti subversive efforts. It ends with a humorous report on a Milwaukee flood meeting interrupted by a storm.
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