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A concise editorial on dwelling on misfortunes and its harm, invoking Voltaire to urge focus beyond setbacks and foster resilient outlooks in public discourse.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1962
Page
4
A concise editorial on dwelling on misfortunes and its harm, invoking Voltaire to urge focus beyond setbacks and foster resilient outlooks in public discourse.
Economists and a Practical Builder study show construction fuels local economies beyond direct jobs and materials. In Columbus the typical new homeowner spends over 1100 dollars in year one, boosting tax rolls and city revenues while helping keep older taxes down. Builders face outdated codes and zoning limits, which city leaders should remove to unleash growth.
Godfrey Lebhar’s study of 1953 to 1961 shows more chains today and 25 percent more small two or three store operators. He argues internal changes in the chain field do not concentrate buying power and that both independents and chains boost competition, benefiting consumers in price and service.
The Maine Forest Service will hold two regional meetings at Sanford Town Hall on Tuesday January 23 at 2 30 PM and 7 PM to explain cooperative Elm disease control programs. Officials will answer questions and discuss advisory and financial aid for municipalities as the state expands elm preservation efforts.
Washington report highlights four junior U S diplomats who helped defuse crises in the Dominican Republic Vietnam Congo and Katanga. John Hill Jr Frederick Notting Jr Edmund Gullion and Lewis Hoffacker are praised for tact bravery and leadership in turbulent postings.
Martha Hyer questions whether the Renoir and Utrillo thief received a payout after returning her paintings and $40,000 in jewels. She plans to buy back the works from the insurer, noting the paintings’ value has risen and the thief’s travels to peddle them. Police hold the items in good condition as fingerprints and evidence are checked.
In a State of the Union signal President Kennedy urges higher personal and corporate income and predicts rising output to lift tax receipts above 82 billion this year and cover a projected 92 billion level. Economists are split on momentum with steel contract risks anticipated next summer.
Dorothy Huff urges readers to embrace reading and study during storms. She argues that contentment comes from mental nourishment, warning that TV and games breed boredom and dull the soul. Reading the Bible and classics can energize quiet evenings.
A letter to the Journal critiques Saco’s city government since January 1960, calling it mandatory rather than republican or democratic. The writer accuses officials of ignoring statutes, dismantling parks and cemeteries, and overriding citizen rights while pushing a school referendum and park use without proper hearings.
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Ruth Mullett argues that pulling working wives from jobs would not fix unemployment. She notes many wives support executives and the economy by keeping households running and spending, stressing the ripple effects if two income families became one. She warns of widespread disruption if working wives staged a collective break.
Boston VA doctors study 134 Massachusetts veterans over 80 to learn why they stay active and healthy. Findings challenge weight and build norms, noting many are short, stout, or smokers yet suffer few degenerative diseases and maintain mental sharpness. The research aims to set age norms and uncover clues to aging.
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