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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1960
Page
4
A compact reflection on winter as an unwelcome guest, its chill present at home yet tempered by a friendly, if ironic, handshake. Nietzsche’s aphorism frames a mood of seasonal hardship softened by human warmth.
Psychiatrists call hate campaigns a fad though swastikas and anti-Semitic slogans on religious homes run deeper. Bonn condemns such acts as dangers tied to Hitler’s legacy while America upholds freedom to worship and condemns religious attacks as un-American. Community unity requires action against neurotic, irate protesters.
A Oxford University debate examined whether America bears responsibility for spreading vulgarity in Western society. Critics argue Hollywood portrays marriage as fragile, teen pregnancy glamorized, and education linked to flirting, risking a national libel or peril if true. The piece notes Britain’s growing cultural critique of the United States.
Premier Nikita Khrushchev hosted two American families during a three week Soviet republic leaders tour of the United States. US Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson and his wife joined their daughters on the visit while Boris Klosson and family also attended. The guests enjoyed a weekend at the Premier's country home and skit riding. The tour, arranged by the Conference of United States Governors, aims to deepen exchanges and ease Cold War tensions.
The piece notes criticism of untrained diplomats and political appointments, then highlights 6500 college students taking the competitive Foreign Service exam as the first step. Applicants come from across the nation and receive language, history, customs, and protocol training before serving worldwide, with some advancing to ambassadorial roles.
The National Canners Association marks the 150th birthday of the canning industry with events starting as editors visit Miami for the annual convention. Key dates include Appert’s 1810 award, Shriver’s 1874 vessel invention, the 1906 Pure Food Law, Durand’s 1810 patent, and 1903 glass container mass production, culminating in Appert’s birth anniversary in 1752.
Peter Edson reports on the 1960 Economic Report to Congress prepared by the Council of Economic Affairs. The tone favors growth and hints at anticipated debt reduction over immediate tax cuts, while debates hinge on inflation versus productivity education and possible future tax relief.
Congress weighs action on rising consumer credit as installment debt climbs to a record result of new car availability. Senate House Economic Committee urges giving the Federal Reserve Board stand by power to regulate installment terms. Some officials advocate a 24 month cap while others warn against hindering growth. Total U S debts near 210 billion with disposable income at 335 billion and savings at 22 billion a year.
In a letter from Old Orchard Beach, Michael Schoonjans argues for raising the federal minimum wage to 1.25 dollars per hour, citing Kennedy and Roosevelt efforts to expand the Fair Labor Standards Act coverage. He notes millions remain uncovered, many in retail and service work, and highlights Maine’s average wages and low pay in nonunion industries as justification. He insists small corner stores should not be exempt and urges prosperity through higher wages.
Dorothy Huff laments modern Christian complacency and coldness. She argues old-time meetings restored grace and vitality beyond formal Sunday rituals, urging revival of spirit over creedal adherence.
New York writer HAL BOYLE advises attic and barn loft hunts for rare books that may hold value from $25 to $25,000. He cites Americana market boom, cites examples like Poe first edition and Baum Wizard of Oz, notes many finds worth hundreds to thousands, and urges cautious collecting rather than overestimating value.
Published daily except Sunday Biddeford Maine with publisher Paul Casavant and editor T J Mahoney lists telephone number and subscription rates in advance One month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00 Also a member of the Associated Press noting exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches Entered as secure class matter at the Biddeford post office.
Ruth Millett urges giving extravagant compliments when appropriate, arguing the bolder phrases are better received. The guide pairs milder lines with stronger equivalents and concludes the more lavish praise seldom overshadows sincerity.
Tax guidance for seniors on 1959 pension and annuity income explains which payments are tax free fully taxed or partly taxed. It notes Social Security Railroad Retirement and VA compensation may be tax free and outlines two rules for partly taxed income based on contributions and retirement timing. Readers are directed to consult IRS resources and to request Ray Henry’s Security For You handbook.
The list shows across and down clues for a 47 terrace crossword puzzle with partial fills like Abbr and Spanish terms, plus entries such as Visso vision ary and various wordplay hints, including botany, music, and literature themed clues, and a set of numbers indicating positions.
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