Editorial Page Happiness Is in the Taste Not the Things
Quote from La Rochefoucauld on happiness arising from liking what we possess rather than what others desire. Reflects contentment through personal preference rather than external possessions.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1961
Page
4
Quote from La Rochefoucauld on happiness arising from liking what we possess rather than what others desire. Reflects contentment through personal preference rather than external possessions.
Bruce Biossart analyzes the stalled push to enlarge U S House seats after the census. With nine gains and 16 losses expected, deadlocks in Illinois Minnesota Pennsylvania and Massachusetts threaten delayed action, while Arkansas Alabama and others face later court challenges and statewide contests.
Fourteen first-term GOP congressmen who campaigned on conservative platforms held a working session in Washington. They delivered a 14-speech attack on the Kennedy administration calling for constitutional government. Led by Rep. Donald Bruce the group stressed ideology over organization and debated labels like conservative liberal and reactionary.
Edwin Vennard of the Edison Electric Institute cites Barron’s Paul Wohl noting the Soviet Union tolerates free collective farm markets and private housing growth. Wohl argues incentives indicate a shift away from pure communism, while the United States moves toward more government planning.
An Lexington Leader reprint debates TVA rate cuts stating no wholesale price reduction occurred and retailers may only resell at lower rates if they choose. Editorial notes TVA taxes and taxpayer subsidies enable any apparent cuts and questions political framing amid consumer concerns. A separate note questions grocery store access and a burglary in Mlingis.
Hollywood reacts to Jack Paar after reports that U S troops served as extras on his Berlin program sparking questions in Congress about service cooperation with film makers. Producers defend the alliance noting military realism and morale benefits while warning of political scrutiny over taxpayer funded productions.
New York AP column parodies summer office picnics replacing Santa season. It profiles typical workers Doubtful Donald Helpful Harry Poor Mouth Monty Athletic Abner Gracious Gertrude Practical Pete Penny-pinching Penelope Ambitious Albert and the boss, who retires to Bermuda after the event.
Ruth Millett argues true friendship rests on selfless, considerate behavior and genuine interest. She urges listening, keeping confidences, praising friends, making time, and valuing people for who they are, not what they have.
Ray Henry outlines how draft calls may rise to 20000 to 25000 monthly, with states planning to include younger men around 22. It explains deferment rules under Selective Service, including job, student, family, reserve, and qualification factors, and notes deferments only delay, not prevent, future drafting up to age 35.
Biddeford Saco Journal publishes daily except Sunday from Biddeford Maine with staff and contact info for publisher Paul Casavant and editor T J Mahoney. Subscription rates in advance are 1 month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. Associated Press rights noted for local news and dispatches.
Keith C. Coombs explains in the Portland District Office memo that counting earnings for social security requires evaluating total income. He notes cash wages plus meals provided by the employer and tips may influence yearly earnings, impacting whether income exceeds the $1,200 threshold.
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