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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1960
Page
4
Editorial note argues that nature is thrifty and never wastes, only changes, with essence remaining intact. It reflects on transformation as enduring, not annihilation, citing T. Binney’s reflection about the world’s frugal and enduring quality.
Evaluation by Bruce Biossat notes Democrats worry over Khrushchev’s Paris snubs and the U 2 episode altering the peace issue in 1960. They face a delicate balance between critical stance and avoiding pro Khrushchev optics while recognizing foreign policy’s central role in electing a 1961 White House.
Arlyn E. Barnard, chairman of the Maine Highway Safety Committee, says posting political stickers on car windshields or windows is illegal under Section 39A of Chapter 171. The rule prohibits any non transparent material on the front windshield or side windows that obstructs the driver’s view, with police discretion to assess points.
The 40th anniversary of the Women's Bureau in Washington outlines how American women workers have evolved since 1920. Today 22 million are employed, many in professional and administrative roles, compared with a 1920 profile of single, 28-year-old workers in maids, factory, farm, or clerical jobs. The conference, moderated by Dr. Mary Bunting, features panels on future possibilities by age groups and cross cultural understanding, with a four cent stamp unveiled honoring "The American Woman."
The Washington view on the summit crisis weighs domestic political effects for both parties. Stevenson supporters tout his crisis leadership while opponents downplay urgency. Public sentiment historically rails behind the incumbent during crises, as polls show Eisenhower's fluctuating yet resilient approval through later events.
Hugh A. Mulligan recalls longing to see his former Army sergeant as a jobless civilian. The encounter on a New York subway platform unfolds badly, with the sergeant now successful, amused, and emotional, leaving Mulligan with memories and lunch money in hand.
In Hollywood the Democrats plan a July convention with TV friendly staging at the Sports Arena. J Leonard Reinsch describes a high tech setup to optimize televised viewing with an elevated podium, under lighting, and seats ensuring full visibility. Speeches will be cut to under 20 minutes and sessions start at 5 pm for prime time. The Coliseum will host the acceptance ceremonies with 7 pm speeches to capture larger audiences. CBS notes the coverage.
Ruth Willett argues that yielding to every demand to please children is as harmful as tranquilizing drugs. She contends that parents should teach responsibility, not indulge, to prevent spoiled behavior and rebellion in teens. The piece warns against the modern idea that happiness comes from constant approval and ease.
Washington writers discuss how far the government should go in helping the aged pay medical bills. The piece notes low incomes for retirees, with 1957-58 surveys showing averages of about 1100 to 2200 dollars annual household income and medical costs around 700 dollars for those 65 and older, excluding nursing home care. It asks how to stretch roughly 1000 dollars yearly to cover nearly 200 dollars in bills and considers the risk of serious illness.
A Biddeford Journal overview surveys private health insurance Social Security Medicare and federal state health insurance ideas for the elderly. It notes industry plans covering many seniors, potential tax funding, and possible congressional action under President Eisenhower.
The Eisenhower administration proposed to Congress a plan that would make those eligible for coverage pay a sizable portion of medical costs before benefits start. Roy may obtain Ray Henry's revised Social Security handbook "Security For You" by writing to him in care of this newspaper and enclosing 35 cents.
NBC finally secured three sponsors to fund convention coverage with ABC seeking additional angels. Coverage and pre emptions of regular shows could cost five million dollars or more, prompting both networks to pursue firm funding to break even.
The page presents a full crossword grid with Across and Down clues including Greeks Astounder titles ROOSEVELTS Ontario capital and many more. Answers span literature geography titles plants animals and names referencing Mrs Myra and various historic terms across a broad range of topics.
A brief verse captures springtime joy with walks, robins singing, flowers blooming, violets and tulips, and playful kittens and puppies. The speaker revels in newborn life and the season's cheerful hours.
NBC plans a record musical special Sing Along with Mitch next Tuesday 8 30 to 9 30 p m Eastern Time featuring Mitch Miller guiding a do it yourself chorus for millions at home Also NBC airs Jerry Lewis Show tonight and Ed Sullivan Sunday guests Sam Levenson and Nelson Eddy CBS Hour of Great Mysteries presents Wilkie Collins The Woman in White Monday night with Siobhan McKenna and Walter Slezak CBS Circle Theatre on Wednesday 10 11 P M Positive Identity about legal aid groups Thursday hour long Philadelphia Orchestra concert conducted by Eugene Ormandy Also Bach Beethoven Liszt Wagner and Ravel themed program replaces The Big Party concept
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