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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1969
Page
4
The piece criticizes extending Miranda warnings beyond formal custodial questioning. It argues police in hot pursuits should not be burdened by automatic warnings, claiming Supreme Court misinterpretations tighten legal restraints. The author cites Justice White’s dissent to warn of heightened risk to convictions.
The passage argues that materialism spoils the Easter spirit and that real peace comes from prioritizing the spirit as Jesus taught. It asserts mercy and selfless deeds build inner peace and magnanimity, with martyrs advancing the Easter message that good will toward neighbors ensures survival.
Paul Harvey critiques welfare in the early 1970s, noting welfare recipients in New York and Mississippi, hotel living for a large family, and rising relief rolls. He argues taxpayers subsidize a system seen as a political force, urging protest against the growing dependency and voting leverage.
Washington column details Pan American Airways pressure to block Resorts International from taking control, White House lobbying by Najeeb Halaby, and a pledged legislative fix to close a transfer loophole. It also notes Cherington's tied history to Pan Am and Kissinger briefings on the ABM debate.
Column notes the difficulty of securing train tickets for a Hollywood premiere of 100 Rifles involving Raquel Welch and Burt Reynolds. It lampoons Penn Central booking lines and rails humor, references phobia lists, Eisenhower jokes, and a light jab at government travel offices and letters to editors.
Washington columnist Ray Cromley argues that South Korea’s experience under Communist pressure shows how South Vietnam could shake off its North Vietnamese invaders and Viet Cong if Saigon achieves a stable, united and resolute defense. He notes the brutal methods used by Koreans to root out influence and suggests similar self determination could empower South Vietnam to resist.
Washington dispatch argues Richard Nixon faces greater burden with Eisenhower gone. It notes Nixon lacks Ike's steady influence on Vietnam and ABM policy and that Ike’s presence could have helped heal divisions in the GOP. The piece links Eisenhower’s influence to Nixon’s struggling leadership post presidency.
Biddeford daily with Sunday gap lists subscription rates and AP ownership details. Rates include one month for 2.60 dollars, six months for 15.50, and yearly terms. Office located at Biddeford Maine with Associated Press rights noted.
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