Ice wagon and progress in a cooling era
Editorial recalls summer cooling methods from earlier days. It contrasts heat with modern air conditioning and ice delivery, noting how refrigerators and hats changed daily life. The piece reflects on how progress alters comfort and routines across cities like Chicago and Phoenix.
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Nixon shifts image as liberal profile questions loom
The piece analyzes President Nixon's pivot toward a liberal image while risks to his conservative base grow. It cites a Harris poll showing declines in popularity and regional splits, notes temporary military and civil rights shifts, and questions whether the White House can sustain a centrist strategy or revert to a rightward stance to regain conservative support.
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Biddeford Saco Journal front matter notice
Publisher and editor credits are listed with contact details. Rates in advance appear for one month, six months, and one year. The paper notes Associated Press rights and entry as second class mail at Biddeford Maine.
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Record corrects Nixon moon landing role and policy notes
Col Frank Borman says Nixon did not order Kennedy homage or narrate the moon walk and that memos about a Nixon led ceremony were circulated only at low levels. The piece also covers drug refund claims, antitrust probes, and a White House push on campus violence.
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Jack Anderson
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Nixon
Kennedy
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Moon landing sparks calls for unity and faith
A reader lauds the Apollo mission as humanity's great feat and urges world citizens to unite, praising science and divine purpose. The letter argues that progress should be used to foster brotherhood and cites God’s will, humanity’s brain, and unity like an ant hill built by coordinated effort.
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Unpleasant Washington NJ Turnpike Drive Observations
A column recounts a lengthy road trip from New York to Washington via New Jersey and the Delaware Memorial Bridge. The writer criticizes tolls and construction, notes the gas smell on the Turnpike, describes the Baltimore Harbor Tunnel, and adds satirical musings on moon shocks and presidential visits.
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Washington
New York
George Washington Ridge
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Vista program trims age range to focus on skilled volunteers
Washington notes that Vista now favors older applicants with skills over 18 and 19 year olds once dominant in the program. Lawyers architects health specialists planners and business graduates are increasingly recruited to serve poor communities. Some 600 to 700 lawyers will volunteer by September while total Vista volunteers may settle between 800 and 900 next year.
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Draft phaseout shifts focus to volunteers in Nixon era
The Nixon administration pushes toward an all volunteer force as draft prospects fade with Vietnam disengagement. Army officials blame the president’s promise for missed recruitment, noting only 188 000 volunteers signed up outside the draft last year. A task force will study inducements beyond pay, with emphasis on schooling and trade training to attract recruits amid a changing military role.
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Nixon
Vietnam
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Foster Parents Care For Schizophrenic Teens In Virginia
Mor ris and Jacqui Schiff of Fredericksburg Virginia host a blended family of 16 disturbed youths and three of their own kids. Psychiatric social workers they provide a loving home environment that helps 14 schizophrenic teens overcome emotional disturbances. A psychiatrist credits their warmth and practical approach over theory in guiding troubled children.
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Jacqui Schiff
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Schiffs
Life’s Meaning Under Destiny’s Hand, A Grim Reflection
The quote contends that serious attitudes toward life reveal a force that governs human fate. It argues this force has achieved more than any other influence in history, elevating fate over personal choice and circumstance.
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