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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1960
Page
4
Editorial writing argues that a persuasive idea should strike readers with the force of a revelation, attributing the belief to William James. It presents the notion that genuine insight must transform individual perception, urging thoughtful consideration and personal impact.
The Civic League cites Rev. Benjamin G. Bubar noting the York Beach police chief claims hands are tied. Residents demand accountability, urging open public business, proper enforcement, and investigation of reports of stickups, off color films, and misused funds.
Washington correspondent outlines the first UN clash between Communist and Free World blocs over the 15th General Assembly presidency and Security Council seats. Boland and Thors face Nosek with 62 members, while blocs shift on Afro Asian and Latin American lines.
Analyzing Cold War diplomacy, observers see the UN General Assembly as a possible workaround to Soviet veto power in the Security Council. Khrushchev may seek to win Africa’s U.N. support to tilt outcomes, while Africa’s leaders weigh U.N. protection against Soviet aims and U.S. steadiness with U.N. goals. The choice pits Russia against the United Nations and the Western alliance, with Africa’s stance potentially deciding the balance.
Industrial production stays near the postwar low with the index at 100 relative to the 1957 average. Forecasters disagree on whether the downturn has bottomed, citing steel, auto, and inventory forces, with hints of slight October gains but no clear upturn yet.
In a New York AP interview Cantinflas aka Mario Moreno discusses his path from a poor family and early dancing to becoming Latin America’s beloved comedian. He emphasizes inner feeling over lessons, notes his serious view of life, and reveals his ventures in film, ranching, and charity. He recalls bullfighting dangers and his rule of not harming bulls.
Ruth Millett argues that a mother's undermining of a father’s authority harms a boy's respect at home. The piece cites examples of belittling a husband, opposing paternal guidance, and casting the father as unsuccessful. It contrasts this with the need for shared authority and support within families.
New Jersey officials consider a plan to employ men 65 and older as part time toll collectors on the Garden State Parkway. The program, run by the New Jersey Highway Authority, would use 40 hours a month for 3 to 4 hours daily, 3 days a week, pending sufficient qualified applicants and successful examinations.
Biddeford Maine publisher and editor contact details appear with subscription rates and AP news disclaimer. The item includes a quoted line about ladies in kitchens and a feature on Rep Forand retiring after 24 years amid debate over his health care bill and a doctor joke in a letter about tranquilizers.
A compact list of crossword prompts with Across and Down clues ranging from vegetable to public affairs. Entries include people such as Dean and Howe, places, and varied terms like containers, actions, and adjectives. The puzzle blends historical and linguistic references across multiple languages and eras.
Dear Sir: I request insertion about locating veterans of the 263rd Infantry Regiment of the 66th Division activated at Camp Blanding Florida in April 1943. The 3rd Infantry Regiment of the 6th Division, Black Panther of World War II, is conducting a national search for about 3,000 former members scattered across the country.
Seasonal verse ponders blue autumn beauty and looming sadness yet ends with faith. The poet Dorothy Huff reflects on blue mood amid color and nature, then finds solace in God's love and prayer guiding away winter.
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