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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1959
Page
4
Editorial page excerpt presents Winfred Rhodes's idea that life's peak is the continual re making of the self to finally learn how to live. The quotation anchors a page of reflective commentary inviting readers to pursue personal growth and adaptive living.
The Soviet moon landing is hailed as a historic human dream fulfilled, while also seen as a warning that a Communist regime can project power and threaten freedom. It notes Russia’s propulsion edge, potential erosion of U S guidance superiority, and the need to avoid complacency ahead of further Moon and space efforts.
A Washington column by Jerry Bennett blends light vignettes from politics and culture. It includes Rep. Sidney Cayes joking over Eisenhower’s veto, a currency display sting by Paul Cooper drawing Treasury attention, and a Dining Room anecdote about a diner's criticism of singer Diane Ross. It also recounts a Mohammad Hashim Maiwandwal anecdote on avoiding speeches and a Roosevelt quip about appearance. The piece ends with nostalgic reflections on the Model T and American aspiration.
Lynda Lee Mead of Natchez wins Miss America title in a two year streak for the state. Her success rests on well rounded qualifications beyond talent, including concern for world affairs and reading habits. She eschews marriage for years, plans a 5,000 scholarship start, a wardrobe, a car, and further prizes while potentially earning 100,000 in the coming year.
United States Ambassador Lodge hosts Premier Khrushchev as hopes rise for improved Soviet-U N relations. Critics say the General Assembly sees Soviets as troublemakers, with the familiar nyet vote echoing on major questions. Dag Hammarskjold fears rising bilateral and unilateral talks among major powers amid small nations feeling U N snubbed.
A humorous British scheme offers insurance on romance for nervous English boys when girlfriends vacation abroad. If the girl marries a continental Romeo, the deserted suitor receives about $2,000. Premiums vary by age, $4.20 for ages 17 to 25 and $2.80 for 25 to 30. over 30 deemed safe.
Babson argues seeds and fresh foods outrun canned and cooked forms. He recalls fortifying youth with live seeds, raw milk, and homegrown produce, contrasts with modern pasteurized milk and dead foods, and envisions grandchildren eating soaked seeds as pills. He notes travel plans and a seed package to Sweden.
Frank Tripp muses on whether age or scarcity makes antiques valuable. The crowd argues scarcity matters most, noting the 1949 Chevy may become common and lose value, while rare models like Bearcats and Stanley Steemers gain esteem. The piece reflects nostalgia and market folly in autos.
Ten years ago notes list Warren Libby a sophomore at Portland Junior College and multiple bids for travel business trips and vacations. Entries include Mr and Mrs Raymond Le Page motoring to New York and Washington D C. Dennis Pendergast and Raymond Johnson at Parris Island camp. Mrs Viola Hirst opening Lionettes session. Mr and Mrs Arthur J Bibeau marking 25th wedding anniversary. Miss Christie McKinnon on vacation at Park Street home. St Louis 19, Brookline 0. Boston visits by Biddeford residents. various travels to West Roxbury Orlando Stowe and Portland. lectures films and clubs noted. community leaders elected or hosting events. multiple names and places across Maine and nearby states.
A compact witticism notes that a cautious driver learns to plan ahead so his license outlives him, linking safe driving with enduring legal permission. The quip implies prudent behavior, longevity, and responsibility on the road.
The notice lists publisher Paul Casavant and editor T. J. Mahoney, with the paper published daily except Sunday in Biddeford Maine. It notes telephone line ATlantic 3 3625, subscription rates in advance and AP membership terms. It also states entry as second class matter at the Biddeford post office.
Ruth Willett notes how women compare trips with grand claims of perfection while men like Mr. C reveal the flaws. The piece humorously critiques the societal urge to present flawless getaways, from perfect weather to luxury meals, while downgrading real travel annoyances.
Paul Harvey shows how Maria Callas, Giovanni Meneghini, and Aristotle Onassis form a high profile triangle. He notes Onassis seeks status, Callas battles insecurity and pressure, and Meneghini hints at legal fights over a dog. The piece links opera stress to high C demands and public drama.
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