Editorial Page Thought for Evening
They never taste who always drink, they always talk who never think. Matthew Prior quoted on the editorial page as a reflective musing for readers.
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Matthew Prior
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1963
Page
4
Government by experts a double edged sword
The piece argues that rising reliance on technical experts in federal and state governments changes governance. While expert administration promises efficiency and policy access, it risks reduced voter control, potential expert dominance, and entrenchment of officials. On the job training is essential, yet the shift may limit policy impact and leave leaders dependent on specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Bread or Bread: Khrushchev’s Moon Flight Debated
A critique of Soviet space policy argues Khrushchev retreats from moon race due to humanitarian pretexts and food shortages. It links hunger and regime stability to space ambitions, asserting bread politics trump grand projects and that tyranny fears empty larders more than outsiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khruschev
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Washington's new Negro leader restless in push for civil rights
Jerome Smith a 24 year old New Orleans born field secretary for CORE and NAACP speaks in Washington under the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights. He has been jailed multiple times in the South and urges stronger federal civil rights legislation beyond the Kennedy bill. Smith argues nonviolence is not universal and calls for urgent, creative action amid widespread Black activism.
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Ly Peter Edson
Washington Correspondent
Enterprise Assn
Washington
NEA
Congress
Jerome Smith
New Orleans
CORE
Committee On Racial Equality
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
South
Mississippi
Louisiana
Young Smith
Leadership Conference On Civil Rights
Kennedy
Smith
America
Alabama
How to stay normal by HAL Boyle in New York AP
Boyle offers a light guide for the mentally puzzled questioning everyday anxieties and suspicions. He skewers amateur therapists and urges readers not to worry if they answer yes to common quirky questions, concluding that being a tad neurotic helps in an abnormal time.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Sigmund Freud
Stockholders set for record year as dividends rise
AP reports 1963 will bring record dividend outlays and strong corporate earnings. GM plans over a billion in payouts including a 424 million yearend bonus, with GM holding about 2 billion in cash. Much dividend flow will go to institutions while individuals face taxes nearing half the profit rise.
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New York
General Motors
Ruth Millett Characteristics become you
A man writes that after work he finds his wife not listening as he tries to share his day while the television runs. He notes the common complaint of wives not engaging but flips it to claim his wife shows little interest in hearing his joys or grievances.
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Ruth Millett
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
British retirement counseling offers U S parallels and lessons
A Staffordshire firm and Glasgow councils pioneer voluntary retirement guidance for workers starting at age 50. Programs cover personal adjustment health work leisure living arrangements and financial planning with paid time off for conferences. Similar US efforts grow among companies unions and pension plans.
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Martin E. Legal
Retirement Advisors, Inc
Staffordshire
England
Machine Works
Glasgow
Rubery, Owen and Co., Ltd
Sir Alfred Owen
Birmingham University
U.S
U. S
Martin E. Segal
Biddeford- Saco
U S books exported to Heads of various states
The American Booksellers Association plans sending 105 recent American titles to heads of state in 100 countries. The set, under The American Scene, includes works by Steinbeck, Forb, Douglas, Frost, White, Thurber, and biographical pieces on Longfellow and Adams.
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William Faulkner
South
America
Davis Grubb
Ohio Valley
Jetta Carleton
Earl Hamner
Boston
Hal Borland
Louis Auchincloss
U. S
New York
American Booksellers Association
ABA
White House
Robert F. Kennedy
John Steinbeck
Charley
Peter Forb
North America
William C. Douglas
McGill
Hoke Norris
Frost, Sanburg
E. B. White
James Thurber
James T. Flexner
Wilder
Longfellow
John Adams
Elea
Conversation as Art in the Home
A local column discusses how wives who complain husbands do not talk may be reacting to a noisy home. It argues conversation is an art to be encouraged, and men are likelier to confide when atmosphere is peaceful and spouses listen actively. It suggests reducing noise from television or hi fi to improve family communication.
Daily Crossword Puzzle Emters Intro and Clues
A compact listing of crossword clues including 14 Introduction 19 Pedantic person 22 City in Virginia 24 Nazi police 26 Member of Syrian sect 28 Animal abodes 30 Pronoun 31 Racket 33 Civil War soldier 34 Southern state 35 Palace in Rome 36 Dixie university 87 Fruit dish 38 Athlete s aide 39 Medicine mam 40 Se 42 Pop poem 44 Does office work 45 Attired 48 Thing done Fr 49 Church section 52 Skillful 54 Illuminated
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Emters
Virginia
Southern State
Palace
Rome
Dixie University
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