In Our Opinion Canada Sensitive in American Relations
Canada grows more nationalistic and wary of U S influence as economic ties deepen. NORAD defense collaboration and heavy American investment fuel friction while Canadians question U S understanding of their independent foreign policy. Public polls indicate limited knowledge of Canada among U S border states.
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Vietnam war costs vs aims in Johnson leadership tug of war
Paul Harvey argues a split among leaders over Vietnam. He cites demands to exit, accelerate, or drag on, with Eisenhower backing harsher bombing and LeMay urging total destruction. He warns against perpetual half measures and suggests public support for decisive disengagement if aims no longer justify costs.
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Fulbright
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Ford
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Walter Reed
Red China
Curt LeMayr
LeMay
Suez Canal and Nasser Face Embarrassing Public Stumble
The text notes the Suez Canal linking the Mediterranean and Red Seas and frames Nasser as embarrassed by setbacks. It suggests he seeks Russia as a strategic ally and hints that winning his friendship is a key objective, reflecting Cold War tensions.
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Suez Canal
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Red Sea
Nasser
Russia
Canal diplomacy fades as world powers clash over routes
Observers warn that the push to build great canals has outpaced the diplomatic skill needed to keep them operating. Echoes of past British control of the Suez Channel surface as nations debate access and safeguards, risking friction in international shipping.
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Suez Canal
Johnson hopes Viet elections legitimize South Vietnam
President Johnson aims to have South Vietnamese elections legitimize and stabilize the government next month while U S forces stay to support a Vietnamese settlement. He seeks to avoid turning South Vietnam into an American colony and expects the new leaders to pursue a national settlement with the North.
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Mac's World Poverty program for dogs
Washington column ridicules the K-9 Corps cost and underuse since 1971 270000 in training for 90 dogs. It notes only 20 dogs work in patrol wagons and vans and jokes about federal politics and war timing. The piece mocks wasteful spending and GOP advisement among leaders.
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Washington
Luci
Open to trained riot activists could spark citywide violence
Washington reports that four trained guerrilla operatives could ignite a major U.S. riot and widen it into weeks of chaos. Officials say no nationwide group evidence exists, but a small, skilled cadre could direct chaos in Detroit or Newark with minimal numbers and strategic intervention.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn
Mao Tse-tung
Fidel Castro
U.S
Watts
Detroit
Newark
Asia
Latin America
National Guard
U.S. meddling in Africa dangers both nations
Russell Kirk argues that Johnson's plan to send more troops to Vietnam is flawed and warns African involvement could drain resources and entangle the United States in Congo politics. The piece criticizes Mobutu's regime, U.S. aid to Kinshasa, and reflects on past support for tyrants while noting Belgian tensions and Kennedy's stance.
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Vietnam
Gerald Ford
Southeast Asia
United States
America
Africa
Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
Lyndon I
Gregoire Kavibanda
Ruanda
Mobutu
Congo
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Kinshasa
Tshombe
Sen
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Washington
Sukarino
Nkrumah
Nasser
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An expert in written communications at the University of Paris, Prof Cyrille Arnavon, offers tips for fledgling writers. Master vocabulary, build a personal style, organize facts with inspiration, and pause after several sentences. He stresses clarity, logic, and a Christlike love for people to add force and motivation to writing.
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Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher Details
Publisher and editor contact and subscription information for the Biddeford Saco Journal list W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. Rates are shown: one month 2.60 six months 15.50 and one year 31.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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