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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1968

Page

4

Editorial Page In Our Opinion on 24 hour election day

The piece argues for a national 24 hour election day to reduce lines, lessen voting inconvenience, and elevate voting to a national holiday. CBS president Frank Stanton advocates uniform polling hours to curb influences across states, though the idea remains largely unsupported beyond his push.

George Washington United States Washington Frank Stanton CBS Stanton

Impressions of Inez High School Senior and the Million Dollar Myth

A humorous column traces how New York lawyers boosted starting salaries to 15000 a year sparking debate. It follows Bill a teen roofer's helper earning 10000 yearly while top grads face inflation and parental guidance. The piece relays family talks on money, values, and prudent growing up.

New York Law Blackstone School of Hard Knocks Awspaper Bill Eakins

Doughnut loans and liquor policy stir SBA hearings

Lawmakers grill SBA adviser over a $1000 fund for light refreshments for SCORE delegates. Debate centers on whether loans to liquor businesses should be allowed and if current no-loan rules discriminate against minority entrepreneurs.

Drew Pearsoners Washington John Moot Rooney Brooklyn Small Business Administration Robert C. Moot SCORE SBA Advisory Council Moot Uncle Sam Congress

The Year of the Greeks in Washington and Beyond

A satirical column jokes that Greek Americans influence politics as Spiro Agnew rises, noting Greek restaurant owners' political reach and a late 1960s mood. It riffs on LBJ rumors, Rockefeller and moon missions, and playful misfits in Miami hotel scenes.

Spiro Washington Athens France LBJ Miami Rockefeller New York G.O.P

Washington moderates outsmarted by Nixon in South fight

Washington moderates fault Nixon for relying on southern leaders Strom Thurmond and Spiro Agnew while Rockefeller failed to gain northern delegate strength. The piece argues Nixon won northern support independently and warns Reagan’s Southern surgestrategy risked shifting the convention toward Reagan, reducing moderates’ influence.

Nixon South Bruce Biossat Washington Richard Nixon Nelson Rockefeller Miami Beach Strom Thurmond South Carolina California Ronald Reagan GOP Maryland Jo Agnew New York Pennsylvania Michigan Old South Rockefeller Vemont New Jersey Minnesota Colorado Reagan Rocky James Rhodens Ohio George Romney

Mouse rises in Czechoslovakia defying Moscow bluff

Russell Kirk argues Czechoslovakia resisted Soviet pressure, preserving some freedom. He asserts Prague blocked Russian troop deployment and that the Dubcek reformers gained leverage, signaling potential shifts in East Europe as other nations ponder independence from Moscow. He warns Washington to learn this lesson.

Russell Kirk Czechoslovakia Moscow Prague Russia Bohemian Kremlin Dubcek Soviet Russia East Germany Poland Marshal Tito Hungary Khrushchev Friends of Freedom United States Europe Washington

Pittsburg Newsboy Fends Off Hoodlums With Judo Aid

Gary Goltz 14, a Pittsburg newsboy and brown belt in judo, fought off two attackers who tried to mug him. One swung and hit the ground, the other was tossed over Goltz’s shoulder. He says self defense must be balanced with peace and justice.

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Politics and rhetoric across party lines described

The piece contrasts Republican and Democrat behavior, noting a bird as a metaphor for lack of coordination between wings. It comments that candidates speak while money speaks and that a candidate's critical moment is when discussing an opponent. It warns against resting on laurels.

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