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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1960
Page
4
Editorial note cites Philip G Hamerton quote about thinking minds ever growing and changing as living children, reflecting on the constant flux of opinion and the value of evolving viewpoints.
The piece argues that deficits are not inherently virtuous yet a surplus is desirable, but questions whether Eisenhower's 1961 budget truly advances national safety over comfort. Critics warn the plan may cede military and educational leadership to the Soviet Union, urging more aggressive spending on defense space and growth to boost security.
A surprising Senate vote backed extending clean elections rules to primaries, lifting spending caps to 12500 for Representatives and 50000 for Senators. Maine’s Smith and Muskie supported the amendment while Johnson aligned with Southern lawmakers and 18 Republicans opposed.
Senator Byrd of Virginia spoke in Chicago urging three musts for the country. Stop nonessential spending, reduce the federal debt to deter inflation, and curb labor leader excesses without weakening collective bargaining. He pledged full support to these steps to preserve free government.
A new full color 15 page sales piece titled Boating in Maine showcases inland and coastal boating, canoe trips, fresh and salt water fishing and lists state lakeside and sea coast parks. Color photos depict Maine boating and coastal harbors with Mt Katahdin. the piece carries the Fun Afloat theme. The text ends with an odd line about the moon and green cheese.
Washington notes mark John L. Lewis's farewell banquet with 500 guests and filet mignon as UMW officials joke about expenses. Other items praise Rayburn and Harvat, plus snippets on a Moscow radio joke, Dudley Sharpe mornings, and Andrew Tully's Cuba novel ending critical of Castro.
The Hollywood TV show taped months ago features Mort Sahl in a single nervy monologue about a quirky date. Eddie Cantor opens and closes, sponsor praise feels clingy, but Frankie Vaughan shines with a strong vocal presence and promise among new talents like a trio Janie Johnny Hal and comedy teams Norman and Dean.
Babson Park notes Trailers grow popular from Florida to California with 30 to 35 foot models priced around 100 dollars per foot. Larger 40 to 50 foot units include two bedrooms and full kitchens, offered in parks for about 20 dollars monthly.
The Journal invites signed letters from readers on topics of real interest. The editor notes views may not reflect the paper’s endorsement. Felix Frankfurter argues the meaning of law depends on Congress’s intent, a claim critics say undermines the Constitution.
In a critique of Saco Maine politics readers fault Democratic leadership for education gaps unity issues and undue reliance on factions. The writer argues many Democrats lack basic schooling and questions loyalty to party and the separation of government branches.
Crossword clues listed with downs and acrosses covering people places and terms from history language and geography. Includes hints like earth goddess er s ring mermaid s hair alliance star fr certain metal alloys and more for a complete grid solution puzzle.
Ruth Millett counsels parents to push a 19 year old toward college or independence. Do not fund a dependent lifestyle. set clear choices: finish education or fend for yourself. No more spending money, cover only own board, room, and costs. Maintain pressure to prevent lingering at home as a path to marriage and shared expenses.
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