Editorial Page Thought For Evening
A concise editorial note presents the famous Lincoln aphorism about fooling people, framing it as a reflection on public perception. It contrasts the limits of deception with enduring truths in civic discourse.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1963
Page
5
A concise editorial note presents the famous Lincoln aphorism about fooling people, framing it as a reflection on public perception. It contrasts the limits of deception with enduring truths in civic discourse.
Scientist Garret F. Van Wart argues the ground hog is a true hibernator and may not wake until March. Yet public observance of Ground Hog Day remains strong despite his findings.
Life magazine gathered 16 experts from banking government universities business and labor to discuss federal income tax history current rates and possible tax cuts. They agree rates are high but clash over who should benefit and how to balance spending with any potential relief.
Washington observers note two Kennedy inaugural anniversary events with hefty ticket prices and large donations. Donors include Eli Lilly, Merck, Upjohn, Warner Lambert, Bristol Myers, Pfizer, Hoffman La Roche, Wyeth, and Gen Lucius D Clay. Attendees face pressure and anonymous protests from some civil servants over ticket demands.
Ruth Millett reports that European women fear labor-saving devices may reflect laziness to husbands, while American women embrace them. The piece argues American women use leisure time to work part time, take community roles, and pursue meaningful outlets, showing two generations of advancement over European women.
Paul Harvey reports renewed Cuban military expansion with 400 Russian technicians at La Her radiant Beach and 17 000 Russians in Cuba. He notes increased Soviet weaponry, new Cuban port plans in Havana harbor, and allied revolutions across Latin America amid a volatile regional crisis.
Hollywood star Elsa Lanchester recounts Charles Laughton died in cancer while still in mustache for a film and shares how he believed he could play the mustachioed bistro owner role in Irma la Douce. She describes bedside vigil, his wish to be home, and plans to travel to England for a month.
HAL BOYLE skins the laugh of male bathroom frustration in American homes. The column surveys three generations of failed quests for a private bathroom, from backyard facilities to a two-bathroom rent, only to see the domain become a family hub demanding space for laundry, kids, pets, and visitors.
Consumers boost purchases of autos appliances and other durables rising to 13 percent of after tax income with total sales at 48 billion in 1962. General Motors reports record profits and sales, while bankers note rising incomes and potential tax cuts could sustain a back to back strong year with color TVs phonographs and home gadgets expanding beyond prior peaks.
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