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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1967
Page
4
In Our Opinion the Soviet Union remains active in moon exploration after Luna 13 soft landed and analyzed the surface. Data suggests the moon resembles soil and could support a manned vehicle, indicating the USSR is still in the running for the first man on the moon.
Tourists in Hawaii face a peculiar rule as some nightclubs refuse entry to barefoot patrons. In a land famed for beaches and bars, swimwear and footwear norms clash, forcing visitors to don shoes before quenching thirsts or entering venues.
Paul Harvey envisions 1987 with cashless society driven by computers and bank transfers. Clothing becomes disposable paper and cars may be throwaway machines with air cushion travel and voice controlled features. Homes feature movable walls, automated kitchens, and personalized cosmetic trends.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson outlines a long running rift between Cardinal Spellman and popes, detailing steps from 1954 to 1965 that tied U S policy in Vietnam to Spellman led efforts with Nixon and Oram to back South Vietnam, leading to escalating troop commitments.
A column reflects on the Vietnam war crisis and the 100 student leaders’ letter to President Johnson. It discusses options the president posed and the moral stakes of ending the conflict, noting U.S. leverage and the memory of past wars. The piece weighs peace efforts against decisive force.
Washington notes warn Mao Tse-tung’s standing hinges on Red China’s harvest and deliveries. A crop failure could bolster critics and depress army morale, complicating Mao and Lin Piao’s hold. Uncertain crop yields and potential imports shape the political risk ahead.
Russell Kirk argues the college teaching crisis requires new paths beyond raising teacher quality. He notes the shortage of first rate high school teachers and suggests a Doctor of Arts in Teaching as an alternative to restoring master’s prestige while preparing graduates for undergraduate instruction.
A pilot flying a chartered cargo plane from Frankfurt to London to Brussels radioed for an emergency landing after lions in the cockpit roared. A woman zoologist coaxed the lions into crates as the co pilot used a fire axe to hold them at bay. The Brussels control tower initially doubted the call.
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