Time to start work on charter change in Biddeford
Editorial urges immediate action on adopting a city manager council form for Biddeford. It argues for an educational campaign, public meetings, and studying proposed changes to avoid rushing the process, citing Saco's defeat as a cautionary tale. It notes many Maine communities find the form effective for modern government.
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Maine
Biddeford
Saco
Impressions of Inez Here's a preview of the Democratic convention
Inez Robb mocks political oratory at both conventions. She notes Republican speakers paint a dire portrait of the nation and promise a return to prosperity if they win. She contrasts Democratic rhetoric praising eight years of governance with warnings about Nixon and the peril of a Republican win.
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Inez Robb
Miami Beach
G.O.P
United States
Garden Atch
Uncle Sam
Washaton
Chicago
Eisenhower
Youth and Drugs Aimed at Keeping America Safe
A critical meditation on youth culture and drug use contrasts past warnings with present temptations. It laments LSD influence among youths, urges cleaner living, better job prospects, and warns of looming catastrophe if coping skills fail. The piece names experiments with vodka, marijuana, and aspirin as unsafe practices among teens.
The Needle on Aerial Traffic Jams and Helipad Woes
The piece laments crowded airways rivaling city roads and shows flight delays. It notes jet travel speeds and longer waits, with air traffic controllers likened to harried cops. Helicopter use introduces a new problem: reaching the heliport.
Humphrey and McGovern in race that entwines neighbors
Washington column recalls Hubert Humphrey mentoring rivals James McCarthy and George McGovern, tracing how their shared roots in South Dakota and near Washington shaped careers from Congress to the Senate and toward a presidential bid. It notes California caucus discussions and Kennedy forces supporting McGovern amid auto industry price pressures and Ribicoff hearings.
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Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Minneapolis
Democratic Farmer- Labor Party
St. Thomas College
St. Paul
House of Representatives
Senate
Eugene McCarthy
South Dakota
Congress
Hubert
Chevy Chase
George McGovern
Coquelin Terrace
Francis Case
McGovern
Ing
Mary Lasker
New York
Dakota Wesleyan University
California
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Sen. McGovern
Bobby Kennedy
McCarthy
Salinger
Jesse Unruh
Chicago
Unruh
Kennedys
Humphrey book promo stirs White House reception
Washington diary notes Grosset and Dunlap promotion of a Humphrey photo biography at a Sheraton Carlton event near the White House. Reporter antics, press divisions, and Humphrey remarks color the scene as George Wallace and global politics loom.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Sheraton - Carlton
White House
White House Corps
Grosset and Dunlap
Humbert Humphrey
Humphrey
Hubert Humphrey
Maclean
Hubert
Minneapolis
Gal
Ant Os
Grosset and
Dunlap
Cao Dai Shifts Toward Saigon in Vietnam War
Washington sources report the Cao Dai sect in South Vietnam leaning toward the Saigon government. With 2.5 million adherents, the movement is politically influential and has built veterans and youth groups forming self defense units. The sect blends Christianity Buddhism and Hinduism with a unique pantheon.
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Washington
South Vietnam
Cao Dai
Saigon
Vietnam
South
Diem
Nguyen Cao
Tay Ninh
Veterans’ Association
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Confucius
Jesus
Sun Yat Sen
Trang Trinh
Victor Hugo
Turtles Outsmart Cockroaches Says Wayne Hanley
A historical column argues turtles may outlive cockroaches and cites their hardiness. It recounts how a painted eastern turtle survived carbon monoxide, drowning attempts, rotenone mishaps, and even nitrogen and endrin exposure. The piece traces turtle resilience back 260 million years to the age of reptiles.
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Wayne Hanley
New England
New Hampshire Fish and Game Department
Ingenious New Orleans Couples Aid Stranded by Taxi Shortage
At Grand Central Terminal two visitors with 13 pieces of luggage used a pretzel cart to haul their baggage to a hotel three blocks away after failing to hire a taxi. The tale showcases quick thinking and interdependence as modern life grows more complex.
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New York
New Orelans
Grand Central Terminal
Jesus
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher and Editors
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists Adams Street offices with W Paul Casavant as Publisher and E P Ingalls as Managing Editor. It notes subscription rates payable in advance: $2.60 for one month $15.50 for six months and $31.00 for one year. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and entered as second class mail at Biddeford Maine.
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Adams Street
Post
Biddeford
Maine
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