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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1963
Page
2
An analysis of how expanding civil service and technocratic staffing shift power in government. Experts increasingly populate posts at federal and state levels, reducing turnover and on the job training limits. The piece warns of potential expert dependence, bureaucratic inertia, and limited policy impact despite growth.
New York AP profile on Cary Grant pursuing cooking at his hilltop Beverly Hills home. He jokes about marriage via cooking, recalls a Boy Scout merit, and notes altitude affects cooking. Grant shows off an electric kitchen, chats about workouts, diet, and his relaxed, ready wit as he heads to a lunch date. He remains youthful, personable, and quietly self-reflective.
County voting returns show Alexander Armstrong carried the county by over a thousand votes while Governor Albert C. Ritchie won statewide re election. Notable items include sale of a historic Shepherdstown dwelling once owned by HT Licklider for 4750, the opening of Fannie Beall Myers gift shop at 232 N Potomac Street, and school opening at 830 am due to wartime darkness. Other notes: Ruth St Denis and Ted Shawn performed at Nixon's Academy, Lt Robert L Morin promoted to captain, Grace Duncan injured by a truck, and local building permits issued to several residents.
The Voice of the People recalls President Kennedy's May press conference asserting private companies should proceed if they can provide better service than the Federal Government. It argues private utilities deliver top service, rejecting socialized power as costly fraud, urging policy shift toward private development. Letters to the Daily Messenger invite readable, concise input.
How To Keep Well outlines obesity treatment focusing on compulsive eating and metabolic factors. It discusses psychological traits, childhood origins, and the role of psychiatric care, noting not all weight gain stems from neurosis and that some have metabolic or dietary causes. Public health guidance and reader questions on related topics are included.
A reflective verse fragment questions when society believed children were well behaved and youth sober. The speaker seeks a specific year or century and laments the modern youngsters who displease an aging observer, noting no printed record of a tranquil era.
A man who threw a brick through a Manhattan police station window told officers he was an 8 taxpayer who paid for it. He pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and received a one day sentence. The piece urges readers to see taxation as both a duty and privilege and to promote government for peace and security as a common good.
Washington reports say CIA now estimates over 300 Soviet planes in Cuba while troop estimates drop to about 8,000. Debate grows whether the increase signals a defensive or offensive threat as refugees report underground facilities and missiles remain unconfirmed. President Kennedy considers policy moves as unrest over Honduras aid continues.
Washington notes neutral stance on the Algeria Morocco border conflict remains fragile as regional powers debate lines dating from colonial maps. The piece discusses routes, lines like the 1905 Paris protocol, the 1912 Varner line, and the contested Oued Dra line, plus possible oil deposits and foreign influence.
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