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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1968
Page
4
The editorial argues that labels, while useful, often foster prejudice and division. It traces how terms for race shift from Negro to colored to Black and Afro-American, noting both groups and individuals misuse labels. It calls for unifying terms like human being and American to include rather than exclude.
Russell Kirk argues for better protection for police amid riots and calls out blanket brutality cries. He cites Lt. Herbert Klein and Edward J. Van Allen noting repeated assaults on officers, and praises American police honesty while warning against dehumanizing language.
Washington Merry Go Round editors recount U S intelligence findings on the National Liberation Front in South Vietnam. They argue NLF leaders use ghost names, with real power centralized in Hanoi through the Central Office of South Vietnam and the presidium led by Tran Nam Trung, a designation used by multiple generals. The piece notes that NLF commands are indirect and that Saigon fears a peace on terms other than those it prefers.
Washington coverage outlines Nixon plans to aid Negro communities through housing reform, new black controlled banks, expanded loan programs, and fair housing enforcement. It details education, jobs, and business initiatives including a Domestic Development Bank, paid tutor corps, tax credits, and exemptions to hire youths in slums while enforcing Civil Rights Act provisions.
A syndicated column argues population growth, greed, and fashion imperil wildlife. It warns that jaguars, cheetahs, tigers, and other spotted cats face near extinction as pelts and luxury coats drive demand. The piece urges Congress to ban imports of rare furs to protect endangered species.
A corporate group foregoes employee Christmas card exchanges and donates card costs to relief efforts. Over six years they contributed 140 dollars annually to aid the hungry, while still sending cards to non coworkers. The message urges acts of charity and the deeper meaning of Christmas.
Biddeford Maine daily newspaper lists Casavant as publisher and managing editor with editorial and business desks contact numbers. Subscription rates shown: one month 2.60, six months 15.50, one year 31.00, with Associated Press membership note and imprint about republication rights.
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