Thought for Evening by Sara Teasdale
An editorial page presents Sara Teasdale’s reflection I make most of all that comes and the least of all that goes as a pithy evening thought.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1967
Page
3
An editorial page presents Sara Teasdale’s reflection I make most of all that comes and the least of all that goes as a pithy evening thought.
In Our Opinion the Punta del Este meeting exposed America’s posture toward a Latin American common market. The piece argues the United States welcomed discussion while fearing instability, praising Johnson’s call for self-help, and noting Europe’s unity preceded by rail and trade links. It concludes reforms and cooperation remain aspirational.
In New York on April 15, 1967, a crowd of a quarter million gathered in Central Park to protest. Amid profanity and disorder a young man protected an American flag from arson, drawing a crowd that rallied behind him and transformed the scene into a living memorial to sacrifice such as Iwo Jima and other battles.
The Biddeford Saco Journal shows its publisher W Paul Casavant and editor E P Ingalls contact details. Subscription rates are Payable In Advance with one month 2.60 six months 15.50 and one year 31.00. The paper is Associated Press tied and entered as second class postage.
Vice President Humphrey ad libbed a tribute to France during talks with Charles de Gaulle and later met German and Italian leaders to avert a new nuclear arms race. He stressed shared liberty ideals and recalled Franco American ties while praising German leaders and noting family ties impressed Chancellor Kiesinger. An Italian incident saw a paint-thrower restrained by police and Secret Service outside the Rome opera house.
In a reflection on journalism, the author recalls being grilled by a fellow reporter and how it reveals one’s own flaws. He notes the awkward dynamics when interviewers turn the tables and questions become probing, comparing tactics across reporters and fearing manipulation.
A reader letter in the Journal urges balancing coastal marsh protection with housing needs for city dwellers. The writer argues unbuilt wet lands near tidal waters could be filled for summer homes, boosting coastal town incomes while proposing carve outs from proposed use restrictions.
The piece notes Michigan Ohio New York and California grooming favorite son candidates for 1968 while Alabama signals a favorite son in law. It mentions Percy in Illinois as potential father-in-law and the grandpa from Texas via Luci and Pat Nugent. Vale Flor prizes honor courageous youth in Portugal and Mozambique with three young winners.
Monterey writer surveys youth hunger for danger amid Vietnam morale and hippie protests. He cites Steinbeck era Cannery Row bums and a professor arguing modern youth crave risk, not cushions. The piece links luxury to need for purpose and notes sky diving as a symbol of seeking danger.
U S and South Vietnam can win in Vietnam by building an independent, self governing, economically stable state with a democratic government. South Vietnam is rich in rice and has potential to double yields with aid, while education expands despite challenges, and villagers seek change through the vote.
An Ohio school district study links poor report cards to inadequate nourishment. It states steady scholastic achievement suffers when physical growth is below par, noting a tired or weak child cannot develop body or mind effectively. It urges a well rounded upbringing for spiritual and intellectual growth.
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