Love must triumph over hate in thought for evening
Editorial note reflects on Mary Baker Eddy urging that love prevail over hatred as a guiding principle for the evening and daily life.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1963
Page
4
Editorial note reflects on Mary Baker Eddy urging that love prevail over hatred as a guiding principle for the evening and daily life.
The piece surveys heated debates over baseballs, glass fiber poles, and plastic pins in bowling, noting purists clash with innovations. It argues new gear and rules boost play and audience interest, though critics argue changes alter records and skill.
The piece notes about 40 million Americans live in poverty or disability and praises The Other America by Michael Harrington while arguing that presidential rhetoric cannot alone fix hidden problems. It contends Congress acts on visible issues and that broader effort is just starting.
Critics demand hard proofs from the White House while defending officials offer only assertions. The piece argues for equal standards in evaluating evidence from both administration and opponents, noting the Cuban dispute and McNamara's photographic display as examples.
The Illiac II computer now handles complex math in 12 seconds, outperforming the original Illiac built at the University of Illinois which once completed a pencil and paper task in 100 years and 18 minutes. Other topics touch tax deadlines, highway haulage, spring cleaning, and general homemaker humor.
Washington analysis shows the one year accelerator program has created about 580,000 man months of work so far but likely falls short of easing distress unemployment. federal funds total $485 million across 2,900 projects with an average cost of $167000 per project and about 49,000 man years of employment.
New York AP column notes the old pre Christmas office party has faded replaced by spring dinners. The piece lampoons common party characters including Gloria Glamor Hilda Bunchy Careful Carl Oleo Kid Sycophant Sid Joe Solitaire Old Grumpy and a deaf boss. It ends noting the crowd yawns and vows not to repeat the event.
The article explains the U S governments heavy borrowing and debt growth from 1930 to 1963, noting daily borrowings about a million dollars and the impact on prices and taxes. It discusses the Federal Reserve System power, advises long term planning, and cites a 30 year 4 percent bond auction with bids near 998.50 per $1000. A 36 year old homeowner is used to illustrate prudent bond investment.
Crossword hints mention a clue 63 What it's never 65 66 too late to do with an adjective suffix. The entry references an American humorist known for witty captures.
Hollywood AP reports Dobie Gillis actor Dwayne Hickman plans marriage March 16 to Carol Christiansen. He says unemployment is temporary and notes his five years on Bob Cummings show and four as Dobie. He owns rental properties and supports his bride, aiming for ABC after CBS drop. Benedictine nuns pledge eyes to Iowa bank after death.
A heart specialist suggests that housework may keep men fit too noting wives may be better conditioned through regular household tasks. He argues labor saving devices haven’t eliminated hard work in running a home and proposes easing men into physical activity to prepare for demanding chores like snow shoveling.
About 22 adults on Long Island attend a 5 week two hour course at Malverne Senior High School led by Dr. Ralph A. Camardella. The lessons cover cancer heart disease nutrition social and economic health factors and other diseases. The course costs three dollars with the doctor donating his services.
A 32 year old buyer with a $50 000 endowment policy considers selling three rising romance stocks to fund long term U S Treasury bonds. The piece argues buying government bonds in 1963 provides fixed dollars to cover policy premiums and may rise if interest rates fall.
A reader with $5,000 asks whether to buy a mutual fund or manage the funds personally. The columnist says to handle it yourself if time and capacity allow. A new investment handbook titled DOL LARS THAT GROW by Mr. France is advertised for $1.00 postpaid to Mr. Harry France, Box 2492 Grand Central Station New York 17 NY.
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