Editorial Page In Our Opinion Mystery shrouds Green Beret case
The editorial calls for public disclosure of general facts behind the arrest of eight Green Beret team members in Vietnam including the former commander. It warns secrecy harms the individuals and US relations with South Vietnamese allies, and notes possible CIA involvement while acknowledging national security may justify some secrecy.
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U.S
Vietnam
Washington
United States
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Paul Harvey's Astromonkey and Welfare Lesson
Broadside on welfare rising trends contrasts with a NASA space monkey Bonny learning to get fed without performing tasks. The piece links government aid to work incentives and notes the aborted 30 day mission ended after eight and a half days with Bonny on welfare.
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Bonny
Bonnie
Earth
NASA
Benny
Boration
Cement mix up leads to canine food mix misfortune
An error in handling shipments at a Fergus Falls Minnesota company caused a boxcar labeled cement to be unloaded at a food mill instead. The owner later learned the mistake and reflected on responsibility to avoid such misfortunes.
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Fergus Falls Minn
Wean Averay
Holy Spirit
Handbook for Congressional Foreign Travel Misused
Washington column exposes a 36 page State Department guide stamped for limited official use detailing how to care for visiting congressmen. It reveals escorts baggage, lodging, autos and personal courtesy rules aimed at shaping votes and impression abroad.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
U.S
Congressional
State Department
Congress
Mac's World column questions existence of Federal Power Commission
Washington columnist Don MacLean ponders the vanished Federal Power Commission amid the 1965 East Coast blackout and ongoing power shortages. He jokes about boilerplate denials, recalls planned obsolescence, and hints at political shifts under President Nixon while urging readers to examine watchdog duties of regulators.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Federal Power Commission
Federation
Theederal Power Commission
FPC
East Coast
State Department shifts under Rogers differ from Rusk era
Washington observes changes at the State Department as Secretary William Rogers eases into leadership. Kissinger shapes policy while Rogers delegates to capable aides, unlike Dean Rusk's hands on approach. Observers note Rogers blends outsider status with a strong administrator team.
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Ray Cromley
Nea
Washington
Nixon
Pentagon
Department of State
Johnson
Kennedy
William Rogers
State Department
Rogers
Henry Kissinger
White House
Foree
Dean Ask
Rusk
Defense
Robert McNamara
Department
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The Kennedy Beach Episode and Its Aftermath
William S. White argues the Kennedys and national politics were damaged by the beach incident that killed a young woman and halted Edward Kennedy's presidential hopes. He condemns hostile coverage and tribal rhetoric, calls for reasoned debate, and notes GOP leadership may spur reform toward civil, open politics.
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William S. White
Washington
Beach
Sen
Edward Ke Vy
Edward Kennedy
United States
Senator Kennedy
Kennedy
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher Contact and Rates
Publisher information lists W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. Subscription prices are $2.60 for one month $15.50 for six months and $31.00 for one year, payable in advance. The paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
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