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Newspaper

Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1960

Page

4

Franklin Golden Opportunity

Political experts will study a secret New York meeting between Vice President Nixon and Governor Nelson Rockefeller. Nixon sought to keep Rockefeller loyal to the Republican fold, maximize support in key states, and avoid ruptures with Eisenhower while pursuing advantages for the 1964 ticket. He aimed to gain electoral dividends in November without surrendering Eisenhower’s record.

Bruce Biossat Chicago New York Nixon Nelson Rockefeller Rocke Rockefeller California Eisenhower

Post Office plan to fly more surface mail sparks discrimination

A spokesman for the Association of American Railroads warns that expanding surface mail moves between major cities on 4-cent rates would harm thousands of smaller communities, reduce rail air mail revenue by about 66 million dollars annually, and shift service inequities onto customers who choose air mail.

Post Office Department Association of American Railroads

Name Change Sought for Railway Express Agency

The Railway Express Agency seeks a new name to reflect its diversified services in air, highway, sea, and rail transport worldwide. A nationwide employee contest runs as a name-change committee weighs options for a firm, adaptable brand across 41 countries and 23,000 U.S. communities.

Shakespeare William B. Johnson Railway Expess Agency America Railway Express Agency U. S Canada Free World Express

Edison institute meeting promotes US power leadership

The Edison Electric Institute held a three day Atlantic City meeting themed Leading the World in Electric Power the American Way The article notes US capacity stood at 127 million kilowatts at year start and projects growth to 263 million by 1970 and 492 million by 1980 The majority of capacity is privately owned stockholder financed tax paying electric power industry Consumption is cited as a key living standard measure and the US is described as leading other nations with expected continued growth

Edison Electric Institute Atlantic City

Eisenhower Nixon platform keys GOP 1960 bid

Washington Correspondent Peter Edson reports Republican strategists press the Eisenhower record in Chicago to boost Nixon. The new platform hails Eisenhower Nixon accomplishments, elevates Nixon to equal partner, and seeks to market the administration’s defense and economic gains for a new GOP victory.

Margaret Truman to Narrate Music For a Summer Night

Margaret Truman will introduce artists on ABCs Music For a Summer Night rather than sing. She notes her career leans away from singing toward narration and comedy, values family above work, and cites her collaboration with Jimmy Durante as among her happiest TV experiences.

Bernard Gavzer New York Margaret Truman Eugene List Don Elliot ABC Ture Margaret Jimmy Durante Clifton

Nixon's Checkers speech reshaped a political crisis

CHICAGO AP reports on Sept 23 1952 as Nixon delivers a televised financial history revealing earned and spent funds and the Checkers dog. The piece tracks his courage under fire from supporters to opposition, spelling how the speech steadied Eisenhower’s campaign and cemented Nixon’s image amid McCarthy era tensions and accusations of traitorship.

Chicago Los Angeles United States Richard Milhouse Nixon Nixon Pat Dwight D. Eisenhower Richard Nixon

Politicians Get Chance To Keep Promise

The AP reports that after the conventions, Congress must reconvene on August 8 to tackle key platform promises. Debates loom on education aid and raising the minimum wage as Kennedy Johnson and Nixon loom over the Senate. The session, set amid campaign pressure, could boost or hinder wage and school funding, with veto risks and party leverage shaping the outcome.

Associated Press News Chicago Los Angeles Congress Senate Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon Nixon John F. Kennedy Lyndon Johnson Henry Cabot Lodge U.S United Nations House

Joy in Small Doses and the Disengagement Theory

Dr. Elaine Cumming presents a four year study of Americans aged 50 to 90 in Kansas City showing aging drives withdrawal from others. Perceived mortality and time scarcity shift focus from achievement to life meaning, reducing investment outside the self. Grandchildren offer limited intimate ties, while most find life satisfaction rises with disengagement. Ray Henry’s Social Security handbook offer included.

Elaine Cumming Theew York State Department of Menta Health Kansas City Dr. Cumming

Biddeford Daily Press Masthead and U.S. AP Note

Publication masthead for 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine lists Paul Casavant as publisher T J Mahoney as editor with telephone numbers for business and editorial desks. Subscription rates shown are one month 185 six months 1050 and one year 2100. Associated Press rights noted for local news and dispatches. Entered second class postage paid at Biddeford Maine.

Adams Street Biddeford Maine Paul Casavant T. J. Mahoney Associated Press

Nixon Remarks Spark Protests Across California Towns

In Whittier California residents clashed with political supporters as a citizens group blocked a street naming for the vice president. At Whittier College seniors protested his commencement address prompting a separate receiving line for two students who refused to shake his hand.

Richard Nixon California Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower Nixon Alger Hiss Dean Acheson United States Adlai Stevenson Adlai College Harry Truman Stevenson Acheson Earl Mazo Politi Cally Congress Whittier Calif Whittier College

Giver Draw Line On Bridal Gift Go Round

A reader laments wedding gift pressures and the rising costs of showers and presents. She notes the difficulty of matching expensive bridal patterns and multiple gifts while staying within a tight budget. The columnist suggests giving what one can afford and avoiding overspending amidst social expectations.

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