Editorial Page In Our Opinion Hope the candidates Get the message
The 1968 election year will bring presidential, House and Senate contests plus local offices with rising costs. Expenditures for campaigns are spiraling, with some Senate races costing over a million dollars and others far less. Inflation underpins the rise, and taxpayers hope officials heed the message.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Houdini
Jeanne Dixon
Dwight Eisenhower
Congress
Impressions of Inez Country Sees Mafia Threats
Inez Robb urges drafting Solo and Illya to clean up Mafia influence in unions business and government. She cites a New York City commissioner's kickback charges, Mafia reach into hotels in Miami, and calls for national action at the Republican convention. She invokes the St Valentine’s Day massacre as a foil.
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Inez Robb
U.N.C.L.E
Solona
Sam
Fosdicks
Illya
Solo
United States
New York City
New York
Boston
Cabots
Orilla
Miami
Miami Beach
Mami
G.O O.P. Wi
Selo
Chicago
Aerial Photos Show Red Health Map for Citrus Trees
Three minutes a day claims a red color indicates healthy citrus in false color infrared pictures. Diseased trees appear dark green though may look vigorous. The method enables early treatment and is cheaper than ground checks. It also notes spiritual health and asks for guidance to help people.
Biddeford Saco Journal Publishee Notice
Publication data shows The Associated Press holds exclusive reprint rights for local news and AP dispatches. The Biddeford Saco Journal is published daily except Sunday from 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine 04005 with W Paul Casavant as publisher and Se Ingalls as managing editor.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
Se. Ingalls
Associated Press Associated Press
Washington Columnists Bugged by FBI on Black Tapes
Washington columnists Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson report their own discussions were captured by FBI bugs aimed at Fred Black. The transcripts show Black discussing Levinson, gambling connections, and potential newspaper planting. FBI summaries warned Las Vegas and Los Angeles offices of sensitive material.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
FBI
Fred Black
White House
Justice Department
Black
Ryt Ceewwu
Jack
Eddie
Detroit
Miami
Las Vegas
Nevada
Anderson
Amerson
Ed Levinson
Vinson
Brant
John Dye Cheasty
Levinson
Pearson
Cheasty
Ander
Son
Ime
Bobby Kennedy
Kennedy
FIB
Los Angeles
William Jones
J. Edgar Hoover
Turtlenecks and trends spark male fashion debate
Washington columnist notes push by women for men to wear turtlenecks and other chic styles seen in media. He mocks the look and cites invitations to new male fashions, jokes about political figures, and remarks on Greece and France while recalling the Versailles Treaty denial.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Senate
White House
Atlanta Faces Contrasting Views on Its Gay Image and Racial Tensions
Washington reports Atlanta projects a thriving image with a new building boom and strong leadership, while critics warn the city risks becoming a volatile example of urban racial strife. Proponents cite economic and educational gains, urban growth, and an enduring “Atlanta spirit.” Critics point to militant youth and disillusionment among Negro activists, fearing intensified tension despite surface progress.
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Washington
Atlanta
Peachtree Street
Ivan Allen
Chicago
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Alanta
Dialog zealots seek captive audience in modern discourse
Russell Kirk critiques overused dialog as cant and urges true inner dialog with one’s conscience. He laments superficial campus debates, praises genuine literary dialog, cites Santayana and Browne, and argues for personal reflection over public argument.
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Russell Kirk
Samuel Johnson
Dr Johnson
Florida
FS. Parrish
Old Heard
Roy Campbell
Sir Compton Mackenzie
Vietnam
Thomas Browne
George Santayana
Miniskirts spark aid debate across Kenya and Zambia
Officials in Kenya and Zambia worry over foreign aid influx tied to Western fashion. The piece recalls colonial aims and mocks missionary effort while noting local reactions to miniskirt use as a sign of development. It contrasts campus protests with panty raids and lampoons horoscope trends.
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Kenya
Zambia
Africa
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