Reprieve for Czechs but for how long
Editorial notes dramatic shifts in Eastern Europe as Czechoslovakia edges toward greater freedom. It warns that gains may be temporary and tied to broader Soviet behavior. Support from Yugoslavia and Romania is seen, while Western restraint aims to avoid provoking a crackdown. West Germany’s miltary drills are moved away from Prague border.
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Romania
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Vietnam
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U.S
South Vietnam
Asia
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Wildlife future gloomy unless someone cares
Conservationists warn fifty wildlife species once common are now near annihilation as human expansion shrinks habitats. The bison recovery shows public effort can help, but many mammals reptiles and birds have already vanished or face endangerment without sanctuaries and sustained protection.
Congress Needs to Spend More Time With Majority
Paul Harvey cites worker discontent with welfare, urging Congress to focus on the disorganized majority. Bow and readers criticize guaranteed annual wages and welfare claims, arguing for grassroots perspectives and fiscal restraint. The letter urges reform and highlights a desire for accountability. Sam Rayburn quote underscores demand for limited congressional meddling.
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Paul Harvey
Ongress
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Potomac
Washington, D. C
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Sam Rayburn
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher and staff list
Biddeford Saco Journal, daily except Sunday, lists W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. Editorial and business contact numbers are provided. Subscription rates payable in advance are 2.60 for one month, 15.50 for six months, and 31.00 for a year. The paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
The Needle Harold Coffin
The piece notes Soviet generosity in foreign aid and offers to run Czech government, citing Hungary as precedent with tanks. It mentions Dubcek declining Brezhnev’s Moscow visit for fear of destiny, and jokes that the Kremlin would prefer a blank Czech, underscoring Cold War tensions.
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Soviet Union
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Brezhnev
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Kremlin
Convention Costs Hit Taxpayers Hard in Miami
Washington Merry-Go-Round notes a Miami convention exposes taxpayers to campaign expenses from TV time to travel and baby-sitters. It links oil and drug lobby spending to campaign debt, audits past presidents, cites Kennedy and Eisenhower as examples, and urges repeal of the Corrupt Practices Act with broader campaign finance reform.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Miami
Novemer
Jesh F. Kennedy
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Texas
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Chicago
National Association of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers
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Sen
Roman Hruska
Rneb
Hruska
Richard Nixon
Congressional
Eugene Beasley
Eli Lilly Drug Company
Nixon
Warner-Lambert
William Lasdon
Elmer Bobst
Moratorium on protests by Freddy the Protestor critic
A Washington column mocks liberal protest culture and the Vietnam era debate. It contrasts Freddy the Protestor’s indifference to Czechoslovakia and Vietnam with domino theory fears, notes the Post Office delivery limits, and rails at Nixon and Humphrey in a satirical voice.
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Freddy
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Capitol
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State Department
Hiss
Owever
Rockefeller Campaign Too Short For White House Bid
Washington analysis notes Nel son Rockefeller's brief campaign failed to build a full organization. Nixon's superior setup and late-entry issues left Rockefeller with disorganized staff, delayed momentum, and limited primary victories, suggesting 1968 would teach the futility of short campaigns.
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Miami Beach
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Robert F. Kennedy
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Humphrey
Oregon
Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
Rocky
Massachusetts
Buffalo restored and studied by National Buffalo Assn
An honorary member outlines the National Buffalo Association's work on bison recovery from Cape Cod to Hawaii, including breeding, research, and potential brucellosis issues. Roy Houck leads as president. efforts cover vaccination, cattle disease concerns, marketing of hides and meat, and ally with Humane Society. We caution wild nature and urge humane treatment.
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Russell Kirk
National Buffalo Assn
Cape Cod
Hawaii
Rapid City
S.D
Roy Houck
South Dakota
Association
West Broer
Custer State Park
Hermosa
Dwayne Cummings
Michigan
National Bison Society
The
Humane Society
Federal Department
Buffalo
America
Great Plains
Three Minutes A Day: Youth Scientists See God in Science
A Chicago gathering of 700 top high school science students reveals strong religious conviction among future scientists. Quotes from students across Michigan Illinois Minnesota Iowa express belief that God underpins scientific discovery and order. The item urges continued effort to foster faith in youth alongside scientific study.
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Chicago
Paul G. Remtamo
Wyoming
Mich
Susan Madalinski
Robert G. Deichert
Golden Valley
Minn
Albert B
Des Moines
Iowa
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