Editorial Page Thought For Evening
Thoughtful reflection on life as a marvel not a habit. Katherine Mansfield quote frames a view that wonder sustains daily living, inviting readers to rethink routine as something fresh and meaningful.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1959
Page
4
Thoughtful reflection on life as a marvel not a habit. Katherine Mansfield quote frames a view that wonder sustains daily living, inviting readers to rethink routine as something fresh and meaningful.
A reflection on Nikita Khrushchev's 1959 visit to the United States. The piece contrasts his genial on screen persona with the record of repression in Hungary and insistence on disarmament while resisting concrete bounds, casting doubt on his peace talk. It notes the moment of handshake with Eisenhower as a fleeting illusion of true alliance.
Earle Doucette of Maine Economic Development urges expanding camping and lodging to match rising outdoor vacations. He notes Maine lacks enough campsites and heat launching facilities while private operators and growing motel stock show demand. Tourers should be encouraged to linger, enjoy natural attractions, and attend summer events to unlock tourism potential.
A compact crossword puzzle lists across and down clues including Depart swiftly facet actress Loren loyal Scot straightdie cutting down Territories surrounded by other countries Mother of Xerxes Stick to Loggers boots Go slang Store as fodder Top of head Band instruments Hauling apparatus on a ship Wickedness Set free Precious stone Right and left Political mon am Robert Parimutuel system Destroy all traces of Ibn Critics ly Colle g Times of day Operatic star All the world s han te een Club Opposite of colonialism Drive Wool giver Solar disk Drover s relative Fulfilled Shetland Dog s pest Impart A piece French pronoun Harbor Honshu bay Salt lake between Europe and Asia Means of possible future travel Feed Type of athlete Haiti and the Dominican Republic Map maker s extra
Puzzle clues list many terms and definitions across numbers 13 through 61, including references to yawning, mythic god, mountain, and other common crossword style entries. The fragment presents an index of puzzle entries with varied wordplay and definitions.
Washington news notes that 86th Congress produced limited major laws with only a dozen truly substantial measures. Key actions included Labor Reform Act of 1959, life insurance tax, TVA bonds, Veterans Pension, debt and railroad retirement boosts. Foreign policy saw World Bank IMF rise and Inter American Development Bank creation. Much time spent on routine bills and housekeeping, with many measures left to next year.
James Marlow analyzes Nikita Khrushchev’s persona at length, arguing the Soviet leader alternates humor with doom laden talk of death and annihilation. The piece examines his temper, vanity, and potential insecurity under pressure, and warns Western leaders of his unpredictable behavior and fragility under stress.
Mr Boyle notes readers seem different each year as atoms in the body renew rapidly. He compares farm life to city life for arthritis risk and reports on memory gaps about World War I and the Soviet alliance. A realty president cites a waiting list for $100000 homes.
A reader asks how to quit club involvement without harming ties. Advice urges acting as an adult, resigning from unfulfilling clubs, and pursuing personal goals such as art, music, or world history.
Ten years ago in New England local names appear in a roundup: Tom Bryant of Saco enters Gorham State Teachers College. Rev. Paul Barker leaves Saco to study in Berkeley at Golden Gate seminary. James Vanites leaves Biddeford to resume studies at the University of Maine. Various residents attend events, visits, elections, and meetings in Saco Biddeford Kennebunkport Bangor Montreal Ogunquit and Boston.
Federal workers and their families will gain health coverage after June 30. The Civil Service Commission will run the program, contributing about 3 dollars daily for married employees and 1.25 per payday for singles. Plans include Blue Cross Blue Shield, a major insurer, a union-linked option, and Kaiser or direct service groups. Eligibility begins July 1. retirees may keep coverage with 12 years service or disability if premiums are paid. Spouse and unmarried children under 19 are covered. adopted, step, and illegitimate children in a regular parent-child relation qualify.
A short verse notes the return of Jack Frost as he needlepoints winter scenes across lanes and pastures and decorates a window pane with stars and frost. The lines evoke cold imagery and seasonal atmosphere through vivid, compact imagery.
Fashion note from e NiA hints that rules blur for mink coats with unique styles. The feature highlights bold choices and luxury statements as shoppers seek standout pieces.
Publication line from Biddeford Maine shows daily except Sunday, Paul Casavant publisher T J Mahoney editor and telephone numbers. Subscription rates listed: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Associated Press rights noted and second class matter entry at Biddeford post office.
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