Editorial Page Thought for Evening
Editorial page quotes Sir Thomas Browne on the fleeting nature of delight and the mutability of pleasures reflecting a philosophical note for readers.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1960
Page
4
Editorial page quotes Sir Thomas Browne on the fleeting nature of delight and the mutability of pleasures reflecting a philosophical note for readers.
Cumberland Foods seeks clear decision on the validity of existing permits for a frozen food plant at the old Meserve site on Ferry Road. The company emphasizes economic need and proposes selling the building to opponents at cost plus improvements to end the dispute and enable expansion.
State Police urged figures alone do not move people to act about highway safety. They noted 4 251 deaths since 1935 with 4 300 expected by July or August, stressing personal responsibility to prevent accidents and keep the 4 300th death from occurring.
Oregon Senator Wayne Morse defends his presidential run as a protest against a labor bill and as a bid for influence. He rejects being a stalking horse for Stevenson, expects a possible deadlock at the convention, and says he could win delegates from DC, Oregon, and other states. Morse portrays himself as fearless and independent while funding his campaign through laborers and small donations.
Two of three U S corporations earned more in the first quarter of this year than in 1959 but the year over year gain slowed to about 5.5 percent. Profits as a share of sales declined as operating costs and competition rose. Dividends rose less sharply with April showing a pause in increases.
In a light column Boyle catalogs quirky fears that seem to grant social cachet from cremiopnenia to parasitophobia. He lists phobias such as ichthyophobia and bathophobia, noting readers’ enthusiasm for “fashionable” anxieties and the humorous link between fear and status.
The piece argues against treating education as a production line and urges value driven reforms. It cites Ruml and Morrison's study, critiques mass production in classes, and stresses developing character and critical thinking beyond facts. It questions curricula efficiency and cost in higher education.
The author longs to leave the desk for fresh air as birds sing and spring sunlight warms the yard. Memories of schoolyard play return while plans form to water plants, prune shrubs, and check the red bud and jonquils after finishing the column. All rights reserved NEA.
Publication details list editor T J Mahoney publisher Paul Casavant and contact lines. Rates shown for subscriptions in advance include one month at 1.85 six months at 10.50 and one year at 21.00. Associated Press membership and postal entry statements are noted.
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