Meet your candidates through personal contact this election
Editorial urges voters to seek direct encounters with candidates, prepare questions on spending taxes and government actions, and use in person meetings to judge character and proposals. It stresses public speeches are polished and that every November winner will shape constituents and the nation.
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Horton Abercrombie
Goldwater and Wayne Dominate Imagined Ticket at Miami Convention
At the Republican gathering in Miami Beach delegates praised Barry Goldwater and John Wayne with the warmest ovations, while Ol’ Er Dirksen also drew applause for his bipartisanship. The mood suggested a dream ticket, but pragmatism surfaced as the convention moved toward selecting presidential and vice presidential candidates.
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Barry Goldwater
Lyndon B. Johnson
John Wayne
Goldwater
Ol’ Er Dirksen
White House
Miami Beach
Green Berets
Wayne
City unrest blamed on weather and politics
By Harold Coffin notes that crime and civil disobedience blur as officials debate causes. Federal offenses feel like boyish pranks in a heated era. Domestic strife has soldiers seeking Vietnam rest while others join the Marines for National Guard duty.
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Philadelphia
Washin Supreme Court
Vietnam
National Guard
Youths Risk Life to Save Flemish Art at Antwerp Fire
Three minutes a day hippies and art students rushed into a burning 16th century Belzin church in Antwerp to save 10 million dollars worth of Rubens and Van Dyck works. About 60 students fled paintings as firemen arrived, with officers and youths recalling their daring rescue efforts and a call for patient guidance of youth.
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Belzin
St. Paul's Church
Antwerp
Rubens
Jan Dyck
Trucking lobby ethics clash on Capitol floor
Dingell charged influence from the trucking lobby after Schwengel cited questionable ethics and asked Congress to probe campaign contributions. A near fist fight erupted when Schwengel and Dingell argued over the lobbying money and its impact on House ethics standards.
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Svhl Pruulevhid
Dingell
Schwengel
Iowa
Congress
House Committee On
McCormack
MacCormack
Drew Pearson
Washington
Schwen
Ao Ha
John Dingell
Detroit Democrat
Fred Schwengel
Cornhusker Republican
House
Wordy Wits and Wisps of Washington
In a humorous Washington columnDr. Albert F Sisson author of The Una bridged Crossword Puzzle Dictionary and Sisson's Word and Eion Locator shares odd terms like misocapnist empleomania and dendrochronology as examples of playful lexicography He teases his own coinages and previews Sisson's Synonyms and Related Terms to come noting 479 synonyms for bad and joking about chirospasm in writers. The piece also riffs on LBJ TV coverage and GOP convention chatter with light political quips.
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Washington
Albert F. Sisson
Doubleday & Co
Doc Sisson
Sisson
Prentice- Hall
Dr. Sisson
Webster
Walter Scott
Websters
Walter
Biddeford Daily Record Publishing Information
The Biddeford Daily Except Sunday lists offices at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine with Paul Casavant publisher and P Ingalls managing editor. Editorial and business contact numbers are provided along with subscription rates of 2.60 for one month 11.50 for six months and 31.00 for one year. It notes Associated Press exclusive republication rights and second class postage status.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Washington News Task for new president
Rich Pentagon of lethargy argues that post McNamara reforms slowed US defense progress. The piece warns eight year timelines for major systems vs four to five in the Soviet Union and cites declining US defense research while Soviet research grows. It calls for objective review of new concepts to avoid delayed breakthroughs and warns long term weakness from reduced research funding.
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Rich
Pentagon
Ray Cromley
Nea
Washington
United States
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Department of Defense
Soviet Union
Hese McNamara
McNamara
Darkness enhances life in a moonlit village
Russell Kirk argues modern electric lighting dulls imagination and overshines night. He recalls personal nights without power, the bakery’s kerosene lamps, and walks in Scotland, Florida, and Long Island. He warns against abolishing darkness and its eerie, revelatory quality.
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Power Company
Bob
Long Island
Scotland
Bushnell
Florida
Pharmacist liability rules in misfilled prescriptions
A lawyer explains that pharmacists must meet a standard of care in filling prescriptions. Illegible doctor writing does not excuse errors, and causation is crucial for liability. Cases show fault for wrong ingredients or mislabeling, yet customers can be negligent if they ignore basic safety. The piece notes limits when no causal link or self-negligence exists.
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Mischie
American Bar
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