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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1967
Page
4
A reflective quote from John Galsworthy remarks that politicians show energy and principle when out of office but retreat when in power. It comments on political behavior and contrasts public perception with inside-the-machine reality.
Opinion notes Congress spent 489,682.55 on travel for 150 members and staff in 1966 while 233,426 went for Senate travel. A subcommittee trip to 11 countries cost 17,950.18, with air force flying them at 852.44. The piece ends by urging business as usual with tax time.
Impressions of Inez Robb warn that the billboard lobby with a multibillion dollar fund is shaping U S policy. Congress faces a push to expand outdoor advertising regulation despite opposition from Rep John C Kluczynski and the Bureau of Public Roads. The author urges citizens to write lawmakers to defend scenic highways and curb billboard blight.
Washington ethics dispute centers on Senator Tom Dodd and other lawmakers who operate side ventures as lawyers. The piece outlines Dodd's interactions with clients like Frouge and Nielsen, payments and potential conflicts, and raises questions about legality and ethics in Senate activity.
New York columnist notes Toots Shor derides martinis as dangerous and addictive. Shor admits he cannot drink them due to their strength, preferring safer spirits. He recalls past clashes over martinis with Bill Corum and explains why he favors varied drinks over the iconic cocktail.
A reader writes to the People’s Forum praising an article on teenage behavior in Maine. The letter supports a more balanced view of teens and thanks the author for a refreshing perspective.
Washington notes claim Lodge failed in Vietnam by sticking to formalities and isolated contacts. An American analyst underestimated Vietnamese politics and failed to build intimate, informal ties with Vietnamese leaders, farmers, editors, and professionals. A former prime minister urged officials to talk bluntly, off shoes, to grasp inner political currents shaping the war effort.
Russell Kirk argues the United States under President Johnson refuses Svetlana Stalin asylum, contrasting with neutrality of tiny states. He warns consular treaties could aid Soviet espionage, urges protection by other nations, and criticizes America’s stance on freedom and Ellis Island closure.
Doctors note heart attacks trigger vessels in stomach to shut down to preserve brain flow. Special electromagnetic meters show watchdog vessels contract as pressure drops, resuming when heart improves. The piece ends with a spiritual reflection on sacrifice and shared suffering.
The article notes Richard Nixon plans world travel avoiding Sacramento, California. It recalls past failed attempts to reach Washington and a habit of campaigning abroad where locals cannot vote. It highlights Nixon's constant travel during his vice presidency under Ike.
Dedociord Sere reuouad edition of the Biddeford Maine daily lists W Paul Casavant publisher and E P epnone managing editor with a 282 1535 business telephone. Subscription rates payable in advance are one month 2 60 six months 15 50 one year 31 00. Associated Press rights note indicates local news republication. Entered second class postage paid at Biddeford Maine.
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