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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1961
Page
4
Samuel Johnson notes that advice is rarely welcomed by those who most need it. The column on the Editorial Page of the Biddeford Saco Journal dated Tuesday January 10 1961 presents a concise reflection on human reception of counsel.
Bruce Biossat argues democracy needs protection from its own friends and enemies alike. He cites Belgium as a painful example where Socialists use strikes and riots to oppose austerity, questioning whether such democratic tactics belong in a democracy or resemble internal warfare. He warns that violence undermines democracy and invites foreign subversion.
Washington notes the National Symphony Orchestra may perform an all classical program at the Inauguration concert as President elect Kennedy attends. A senior official says Kennedy could become a regular concertgoer like Eisenhower for golf.
The author argues the U S action to sever diplomatic relations with Cuba over Fidel Castro’s provocations is a necessary, regretful step. It highlights Castro’s embassy staff reduction harming visa processing, the large Cuban exile backlog, and the potential political gains for Castro versus long term losses for Cubans and refugees. The piece urges hope for a shift toward improved relations only when Cubans seek a more independent path from Castro’s anti American campaign.
An historic calendar from Shell shows the scallop shell as a unifying symbol in art and culture. It recounts its use from primitive vessels to heraldry and Aphrodite’s mythic birth, noting over 300 species and the shell’s influence on painting, sculpture, religion, and furnishing. It ends with a humorous aside on reasoning and a puzzled note about peggies.
Arthur Miller discusses hate, divorce, and artistry in a New York AP interview. He reflects on Clark Gable, Marilyn Monroe, and his writing life, noting Hollywood pressures and the tension between individualism and conformity shaping contemporary theater.
Retired lawyer quotes reveal men doubt the shift to togetherness replaces nagging. He says nagging influenced many divorces and questions if wives now use new methods to ensure cooperation. A Ruth Millett Reader Service note offers a copy of Happier Wives with hints for husbands.
Paul Harvey argues Congress must fund aid for distressed areas. He proposes community based training in appliance and electrical repair using donated used goods, manuals, and local partnerships. He cites life’s data on device proliferation and stresses practical vocational paths over broad government relief.
New York AP report outlines how rising unemployment and the incoming administration push Congress toward more federal outlays. Proposals include extended unemployment benefits, tax relief, renewed defense and foreign aid, with education and health care spending debated. Treasury aims for a balanced budget, risking clashes with pro-spending cabinet members.
Biddeford Maine newspaper notice lists Adams Street Publishing details with publisher editor and subscription rates in advance for one month six months and one year and notes Associated Press rights and second class postage status.
Sen Ed Muskie of Maine earns a label as peacemaker for brokering compromises on selecting Democratic Steering and Policy Committee members. Liberals worry about leadership influence while regional and ideological balance are debated. A motion proposing nominations by philosophy and region, with conference confirmation, was adopted.
AP report from Washington notes Senator Mansfield of Montana warnings of harmony yet hints a tough path for Kennedy nominees. First up is Douglas Dillon for treasury with Senate inquiry by Bridges and Republican scrutiny. Bowles faces double talk charges while Weaver’s housing post faces opposition amid segregation debates. Lisbon fire claims Mrs Martha Lange Alexander, 72, in a trailer home. damage about 3000 dollars. cigarette smoldering blamed.
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