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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1960
Page
4
Legal maxims lose force when readers lack courage or resources to uphold them. The page reflects on how laws require both will and ability to enforce, implying society bears responsibility to endow citizens with means to defend rights and obligations.
President Charles de Gaulle's U S visit offers Americans a chance to honor a free world hero. The article praises his courage and steadfastness during World War II and notes his pivotal role in preserving Free France and resisting communism. It highlights admiration for his leadership and the enduring bond between France and the United States during troubled times.
In Milan the world's largest trade fair hosts about 850 American firms among 13 500 exhibitors from 50 nations. The event highlights U S products in foreign markets as policy backed by Washington through an Office of International Trade Fair. In 1960 exhibits will reach at least 13 other countries with emphasis on quality and performance to achieve economic and propaganda gains.
An editorial argues the central 1950s issue is the direction of government toward or away from Communism. It warns against surrendering to a centralized state and urges open debate, noting that power and wealth transfers weaken democracy. It also muses on simple truths and everyday wisdom.
Washington report notes growing friction between the United States and France ahead of the May summit. Disagreements on Algeria NATO control and sharing atomic secrets threaten unity. De Gaulle may press for a bigger role in NATO and nuclear cooperation while courting a tougher US stance on Algerian independence.
Boyle's Column humorously surveys workplace miscommunications and domestic interruptions. A string of quips riffs on the tension between bosses and staff, conference pretenses, expense accounts, and home life intruding into the workplace. The anecdotes poke fun at oversight, whispered gossip, and the absurdities of office power.
The backbone of American business profits is holding up with 300 firms reporting first-quarter net income after taxes. Two-thirds are ahead of last year, averaging a 7 percent gain, though 98 declines and many firms warn April to June results may soften. Sector results vary, with steel and chemicals showing gains while nonferrous metals lag.
Hollywood reports Greer Garson will play Eleanor Roosevelt in Dore Schary project Sunrise at Campobello amid debate over casting and public reaction. Garson, newly citizen voting Eisenhower, describes aiming to mirror Mrs Roosevelt’s era and influence. The article also examines film industry impact from the recent actors strike and its effect on production costs and distribution.
The Biddeford Daily Press announces publication details with Paul Casavant as publisher and T. J. Mahoney as editor. Subscription costs are listed as one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00, with AP news content reserved for republication.
Crossword clues list with Across and Down items ranging from 1 to 73 across and 1 to 66 down. Includes definitions for dog in satellite and various abbreviations, place names, and titles. Answers likely include common crossword terms, world capitals, and era phrases reflecting mid century style.
Ruth Millett argues that a husband who works hard and shares church and family time should not be pressured into constant family activities. He is a good provider and father, and children can thrive with a loving home even if the father is not at every PTA meeting. Mothers should respect distinct parental roles and not demand permanent togetherness.
The Social Security Administration now urges most people to apply up to three months before turning 65. Early applications can ensure first checks arrive on time and preserve benefits even if work continues. The change aims to help the 1 million plus retirees yearly and may offer advantages for those who plan to work past 65 or settle retirement later.
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