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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1967
Page
4
In Our Opinion the Greece crisis matters beyond its population and budget. A small nation impacts global power dynamics as competing blocs shape loyalties. A shift toward communism or fascism in Greece tests the balance of a divided Europe and the idea of a unified world order.
Inez Robb recalls Britain's wartime grit amid devaluation fears. She highlights rationing from 1938 to 1953, cold winters, scarce food, and tight belts. Yet she praises British stoicism, queues, and courage, predicting fresh trials but unwavering national spirit.
The 90th Congress left ethics reform unresolved after expelling Rep. Adam Clayton Powell and censuring Sen. Tom Dodd. Senate and House ethics panels stalled action, while multiple ethics codes exist for different branches and members.
A satirical Washington column critiques foregone conclusions in politics and media. The piece references Sen. Joseph Clark, Rep. Elmer Holland, and opinions from public figures, noting the flood of overconfident statements and media frenzy. It also notes Budapest calories data from MTI ranking Hungary ninth in global intake.
Senate liberals denounce the new Social Security measure as inadequate while supporters point to funds and higher benefits. The bill raises 1968 outlays by about 2.9 billion and projects a record 1968 payout of 25.2 billion to 23.5 million Americans.
Russell Kirk argues U S policy aided Nasser's Yemen by backing Al Sallal and propping up a republican facade. He says Egyptian troops and Soviet bases fueled war, with poison gas and economic aid shaping outcomes. The piece laments long turmoil caused by Western interference and notes the Marines were not sent.
A widow fulfills a 25 year promise by contributing 2000 to the Salvation Army Detroit unit. She made installments of 5 percent 400 and 210 before a final 890 gift, accompanied by a note recalling early aid received at the Lafayette Street Army Service Center and a message of gratitude.
The notice lists the Biddeford Saco Journal publisher W Paul Casavant and managing editor E P Ingalls at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine with telephone and departments numbers Also shows subscription rates payable in advance for one month six months and one year and states Associated Press membership and rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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