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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1967
Page
4
In Our Opinion the Saco vote against the proposed council manager form shows voters want different governance. Mayor Doyle may craft a new charter for the Maine Legislature, while past sewer funding gains suggest public sentiment can shift and prompt reconsideration.
Inez Robb argues American fear of de Gaulle's anti American stance could spark a boycott of French couture. She cites Larry Aldrich of Seventh Avenue who vows not to attend Paris shows and urges other merchants like Adam Gimbel and Stanley Marcus to lead a wider, national protest. The piece frames a decline in Paris fashion publicity and urges bold American action to defend the dollar and national pride.
Publication information for the Biddeford Saco Journal includes address at Adams Street Biddeford Maine 04005 publisher W Paul Casavant managing editor E P Ingalls and contact numbers. Subscription rates show pay in advance one month 2.60 six months 15.50 and one year 31.00. The newspaper is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
The 90th Congress faces delays and fierce debate over the education bill as Senate Democrats clash over desegregation funding. Morse and Russell clash at a caucus while Cohen outlines funding rules and Thurmond fights federal control, shaping conference strategy and Civil Rights stakes.
Washington humor column remarks on CIA alleged musical agents in orchestras and chides Russia for exposing the idea. It cites past codes in sheet music and jokes about U 2 spy themes while noting CIA denies a music department exists. The piece also lampoons de Gaulle and antiwar protesters.
Washington observers weigh Sen. Dee McCarthy of Minnesota as he announces a presidential run. He may target antiwar voters and try to pull Kennedy supporters, while publicly courting both Kennedy brothers. Private bitterness toward Johnson colors his strategy.
The essay argues college administrations laxly tolerate drugs and disruptive activism, eroding academic discipline. It cites LSD and marijuana use at a Catholic Midwest university, private reprimands, and calls for exemplary expulsions to preserve true academic freedom and responsibility.
By Harold Coffin observes actors donning campaign pins while politicians wear mics. The piece jokes that LBJ uses method acting to upstage Eugene McCarthy and Bobby Kennedy, predicting Johnson seeking equal time on late night with Reagan. It notes TV brings back Ronald and Lyndon in politics.
This passage urges defining problems to gain a fighting chance at solutions. It recommends writing out doubts to remove mental clutter, then dividing issues into basic elements, listing positives and negatives, and thinking specifically. It ties clear thinking to helping others and to a God given mission referencing a Bible verse.
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