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A concise editorial line quotes William Ralph Inge about valuing things by their relative worth. The note reflects on wisdom and balanced judgment.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1962
Page
4
A concise editorial line quotes William Ralph Inge about valuing things by their relative worth. The note reflects on wisdom and balanced judgment.
The piece discusses productivity as central to economic growth and tax revenues while noting its controversial status as a wage price policy benchmark. It warns the 454 productivity guideline could become a minimum, hinder bargaining, and hinder industry price competition amid domestic and international pressures.
Washington railroad labor and management edge toward a clash over wage hikes and featherbedding as nonoperating brotherhoods threaten a 25 cent an hour raise and six months’ job-notice demands. AFL-CIO backs the unions while White House pressure aims to hold wage increases to productivity gains.
The article reviews the controversy over the new mathematics sweeping U S schools. Critics question early introduction of advanced topics while proponents argue for reform aligned with science and the space race. Dr Walter Leighton says the material is dull and funded by foundations amid a public panic.
The Portland Journal questions broad federal consumer protection laws covering foods drugs cosmetics arguing they may extend beyond enforcement of rules and force standards. It warns drug safety claims could hinder development and cites a risk of bureaucratic overreach replacing consumer choice with government dictates. An incidental note mentions a man beating a window peeper and a stray remark about long skirts.
Ruth Millett argues husbands misjudge the effort of housework due to TV ads showing effortless routines. She notes real chores persist despite products and fashion, and imagines men envisioning glamorous scenes rather than their wives at work. She stresses the ongoing labor behind clean homes.
Adrian H. Scolten M.D. argues that doctor patient privacy is essential and protected by law, criticizes socialized and prepaid insurance for eroding secrecy, and urges preservation of private practice free from middlemen who intrude on diagnosis and treatment.
Donna Lee Stanhope of La Crosse Wisconsin mother of three and wife of a blinded war veteran shares ten years of adapting to blindness. She explains learning to do daily tasks without sight and how science aids the blind while embracing independence and joy despite fear and frustration.
The AP reports a shift in corporate status as the finance officer role expands from bookkeeper to top executive. Growing clerical work, highly qualified finance leaders, and increased regulation drive more companies to elevate the vice president finance, aligning with production and marketing leaders.
Boyle reflects on the decline of pop and mom stores run by families across the country. Small, labor intensive shops faced competition from autos, suburbs, chains, and mass marketing, yet they trained many leaders and created lasting community ties.
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The Journal invites signed letters on topics of real local interest. Opinions are those of the writer and may not reflect Journal endorsement. Names may be withheld from print if requested by the author.
Biddeford Saco Journal at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine publishes daily except Sunday. Publisher Paul Casavant Editor T J Mahoney. Circulation rates prepaid One month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Associated Press member with local news and AP dispatches.
An Army Corps of Engineers delegation planned a flood control conference in Corbin Kentucky as floodwaters ran several feet deep on Main Street on the conference day. The scene underscored local urgency for engineering guidance and flood mitigation measures.
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