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Quotes Edgar Allan Poe about lasting love vs quick hatred. Reflects on enduring affection amid fleeting anger in a reflective editorial tone.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1962
Page
4
Quotes Edgar Allan Poe about lasting love vs quick hatred. Reflects on enduring affection amid fleeting anger in a reflective editorial tone.
A University of Michigan study finds installment debt burden unchanged in five years. Half of spending units use installment credit with conservative levels, and usage rises among families earning over $10,000 as incomes rise. Only 10 percent carry 20 percent or more of annual income in debt.
The Committee for Economic Development outlines a long range program to reduce economic illiteracy in the United States. It targets teachers and leaders with a televised economics course and stresses improving high school economics education as critical to national survival.
The 1961 oil firm report shows revenue of 782 million with expenses of 732.5 million leaving profit of about 6.4 cents per dollar. Taxes to government reached 265.9 million and stockholders received 13.0 million plus a 6 percent stock dividend while government profits vastly exceed shareholder gains. Government support comes from private enterprise through taxes and duties.
Canadair Ltd of Montreal develops a thermoplastic abdominal decompression chamber to ease labor. A vacuum lowers pressure to relax and distend the uterus during early labor, allowing maternal control. Early tests show reduced labor time and reported pain relief in most cases.
Washington politics analyst Peter Edson notes GOP strategists aim to elevate foreign policy in the next election. He details Kennedy administration programs including Trade Expansion, UN bond issue, Peace Corps growth, and a $4.8 billion foreign aid bill. The piece weighs Berlin, Laos, Congo, Vietnam, and disarmament talks as potential campaign levers and assesses public perception.
New York columnist Hal Boyle explains double talk as a modern art of saying one thing while thinking another. He lists common lines with their literal, humorous meanings and notes its social advantage and the need for judicious fudge.
An AP analysis notes rising interest in shorter work weeks longer vacations and earlier retirement boosting personal services and recreation industries. It cites Kennedy’s public facilities push and labor fringe benefits as factors while automation fears and rising consumer spending drive demand for leisure time offerings.
Article notes publication details for Liddeford Saco Journal and quotes on consumer spending during the Korean War. It discusses shifts in spending toward hospital care medical services and household repairs. It suggests the nation may move toward more leisure time with potential growth in recreation and travel sectors.
Ruth Millett discusses a return of the dining room as a step toward stronger family life. She argues meals together foster conversation, learning, and togetherness, though real change requires parental rules and commitment to a fixed supper time without interruptions.
Retirement benefits explain that disability payments convert to retirement at 65 with no loss in amount. For those disabled before 65, benefits continue but shift to retirement at 65. The column answers readers questions about spouses and eligibility, noting blindness alone does not guarantee disability status.
The piece presents spring imagery with crocuses and frogs composing a Sunday evening symphony. It evokes renewal as the earth repeats its ancient tale, ending with the author’s byline Muriel Leach.
In Cleveland a seven year old Capuchin monkey named Jo Jo escaped his cage and wrecked a pet shop. He ate 200 lizards and some parakeets then tossed seed, dishes, planters and pet supplies into the aisles. Employee Sue Garrison said it will take two weeks to clean up the mess.
The Century 21 Exposition gala heralds Seattle’s transformation from cultural backwoods to potential Athens of the West. Notable guests and performances by Milton Katims Van Cliburn and Igor Stravinsky headline a diverse roster from England India Ukraine and more.
Longview Washington park officials floated a plan to spread alcohol-soaked corn to intoxicate prowling crows and then have the park superintendent collect the birds as they staggered. The scheme was not adopted as the crows disappeared before any action.
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