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A concise reflection on greatness from Emerson, noting that simplicity is the essence of true achievement. The piece offers a brief, quotable meditation suitable for an editorial page insert.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1962
Page
4
A concise reflection on greatness from Emerson, noting that simplicity is the essence of true achievement. The piece offers a brief, quotable meditation suitable for an editorial page insert.
An editorial discusses America's fishing boom with 25 million anglers in 1960 who spent 2.6 billion on the sport. It notes population growth, the need to replenish fish via new man made lakes and better living conditions, and the use of herbicides and pesticides to protect fish while controlling vegetation and pests.
President Kennedy urges a transportation program that favors no one and relies on competition, aims to shift costs to users, and would free railroads from outdated rules. A 5 percent tax on air services is proposed, with a 10 percent passenger fare tax repealed. The plan echoes a commission’s call to end costly rules while protecting displaced workers.
Willing to fight Indianapolis scene sees The Kroger Co. challenge FTC hearings on low milk prices. Kroger cites constitutional rights and justice in defense of consumer access to cheap milk amid a broader battle over administrative power.
The seizure of Salan, ex-war hero and OAS leader in Algeria, underscores De Gaulle’s pledge that Algerians will choose their future free of interference. It signals a demoralizing blow to extremists, though sporadic terror may continue. The piece notes lawmakers can pass bad bills without consequence.
The National Security Council and key agencies are revising a strategic paper under Walt Weston to consolidate Kennedy administration policies. The effort aims to translate ideas into specific actions, shaping programs and budgets for 1963 and beyond without detailing a crisis handbook.
Boyles humor column details the vanity of almost buying homes in Manhattan and suburbs. The narrator boasts a 25 year streak of near purchases worth $37 in wealth and imagines a dream townhouse in Times Square while warning against actual down payments and impracticalities.
The article analyzes how obsolete plants cut margins as U S producers face Europeans and Japanese rivals with newer equipment. It discusses options like higher prices, faster depreciation, tax relief for new equipment, and wage increases to boost demand and expand capacity, with both management and labor perspectives.
Ruth Millett offers humorous tips on why men cling to old clothes forget dates and miss hints. The column argues his quirks stem from nature not neglect, noting his ability to shelve worries helps him face tomorrow and that a closet full of clothing does not mean she has nothing to wear.
Paul Harvey argues that President Kennedy should confront labor as decisively as he did with steel prices. He urges firm actions against unions resisting wage restraint, noting past inaction during labor disputes and predicting renewed pressure during spring negotiations.
Biddeford Saco Journal lists address Adams Street and staff including publisher Marie Paul Casavant and editor T. J. Mahoney. Subscriptions shown in advance at 1 month 1.85, six months 10.50, one year 21.00. Associated Press rights noted for local and AP dispatches.
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The poem depicts winter fading as snow melts and birds return with crocus bloom while warplanes and missiles mark human capability, yet the crocus remains a sign of eternity through Margaret E. Littlefield.
AP reports CBS expands day time soap operas and adds an afternoon panel show to attract the mass feminine audience. NBC learned a costly lesson from the Home Show while NBC faces sponsor shifts as Bob Newhart retires from TV. Weekend and prime time picks include Telephone Hour Mischa Elman Goodmen and a look at the Brink's holdup.
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