Textile imports threaten area jobs and economy
Area business leaders and union officials warn that rising foreign textile imports endanger local plants and workers. West Point-Pepperell executives meet lawmakers in Washington while a union postcard drive seeks congressional action as import growth far outpaces domestic textile production.
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Henry A. Truslow
Biddeford
Lewiston
West Point-Pepperell, Inc
Washington
Maine
Michael Schoonjans
United States
Inez Bobcat bounty program wastes Maine funds
Marshall F. Bu criticizes Maine's bobcat bounty as wasteful and ineffective. He argues the $15 bounty fails to reduce bobcat numbers, suggests marketing hunting seasons to attract out of state licenses, and notes bobcats help control porcupines and pests while benefiting forestry. He urges publicizing a hunting season and cites a booklet "Bounties Are Bunk" from the Natural Resources Council.
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Marshall F. BU
Natural Resources Council of
Maine
Massachusetts
Natural Resources Council
State St
Augusta
Senator Kennedy and Javits Haircut Quip Sparks Banter
A humorous exchange riffs on Kennedy's $2 haircut and Javits styling, comparing their looks and flaunting political rivalries. The joke contrasts Bobby Kennedy's FBI-like haircut with Javits aid from the Y A Tittle school, noting the extended forehead and the barber's dilemma.
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Kennedy
Bobby
New York
Javis
Javits
Y. A. Tittle
Senator Javits
Bobby Kennedy
FBI
Senate Ethics Hearing Open Amid Dodd Controversy
Washington notes that Sen. Eugene McCarthy urged closed hearings for Sen. Tom Dodd while five colleagues favored openness citing Powell and Baker cases. The botched internal politics include Dodd’s past attempts to self defend and Reeves in law, with upcoming New York conventions looming.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Tom Dodd
Dconn
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Dodd
Minnesota
McCarthy
Adam Clayton Powell
Bobby Baker
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
New York
Democra
Frank
O'Connor
Liberal Party
Rocke- Dodd
New York State
On the Line Variant Vietnam views
In personal reflections, Bob Considine notes optimism on Vietnam peace while contrasting Korea's stability with Saigon’s struggle. He cites Sir Robert Thompson’s view on prolonged U.S. support and recalls Albert Stevens Crockett’s memories of Bennett and early 1900s journalism tales.
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Bill Moyers
White House
Jimmy Breslin
Vietnam
South Korea
America
Asia
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Korea
Park
U.S
Robert Thompson
Malaya
Saigon
Albert Stevens
Washington behind scene pressures help hold line on prices
Washington’s price control efforts operate largely out of public view. The Council of Economic Advisers has pressured firms on about 50 product lines, canceling some increases and securing advance notice of planned changes. The panel foresees wage costs rising with 1967 contracts affecting nine million workers and pressuring companies to lift prices.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Johnson
Congress
Council (of Economic Advisers
Council of Economic Advisers
Defense McNamara
Defense
Discipline and Safety Lesson for City Schools
Russell Kirk argues that urban school discipline and safety require federal funding for guarded teacher allocation in Chicago. He contends orderly schools, reinforced by occasional corporal punishment, are essential to effective teaching amid gang influence and parental laxity.
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Sam Ervin
North Carolina Superior Court
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Ervin
Emanuel Sceller
Brooklyn
House Judiciary Committee
Celler
John Rooney
Chicago
Superintendent of
Max Rafferty
Air prints and wind media aid police in crime tracking
British police use air prints from crime scenes analyzed by gas chromatography to infer a suspect’s occupation, recent whereabouts, and physical traits. An Oxford physicist notes the system could link farm workers to burglaries by detecting unique smells. Wellington earns wind title after record gusts, with 154 mph noted.
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Oxford University
God
Biddeford Lace Journal Publisher and Staff Details
Biddeford Lace Journal lists Paul Casavant as publisher and E. P. Ingalls as managing editor. It notes phone numbers for business and editorial offices and provides subscription rates in advance: one month 2.60, six months 15.50, one year 31.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and authorized for local news republication.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
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Inez
Harold Coffin
Sen. Dodd
Gene ‘McCarthy
John O'Keefe
North Stonington, Conn
Martha
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Bennett
New York Tribune
Paris
William K. Vanderbilt
Gard Nord
Passy
Vanderbilt
Cable
Dennis Warner
Sukarno
Indonesia
Jakarta
Warner
Padang
Sumatra
Talembang
Singapore
Washington News
By Russell Kirk
James Keller
Wellington
New Zealand
J. F. de Lisle
Lace Journal
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