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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1973

Page

4

Editorial Page: Freedom as a Global Challenge

The piece discusses varying definitions of freedom and cites Freedom House estimates that about two thirds of the world’s population live in societies deemed not free. It notes only around three dozen nations are free, with some losing ground, highlighting freedom as a distant goal for many.

Freedom House Don Maclean Washington France Pacific USS Russia England U.S Redgrave Family of Nations

Virginia's Viewpoint: Nixon Speech Marathon Indoors

Virginia Payette notes President Nixon faces five major addresses with no repeats, from an inaugural speech to a world affairs finale. She predicts budget, tax, and Vietnam notes will shape the year, and he may skip some public appearances.

Virginia Payette Nixon Kennedy Paris Congress Vietnam Congressional Number Five

Sunken Dutch treasure worth 1.5 million found by divers

Divers off Norway discover over 15 sacks of gold and silver coins from the 1725 Akerdam wreck. Holland and Norway probe claims while Sjur Braekhus of the Nordic Institute of Maritime Law hints ownership may rest with the divers. A faith note ends with guidance and a political quip.

Norway Dutch East Indies Akerdam Holland Ape. Sjur Braekhus Nordic Institute of Maritime Law

Biddeford Saco Journal la Loc a

Publication details list Wm E Foster Alta W Foster B F Whitehouse W Paul Casavant publisher E P Ingalls editor Gladys Whitehouse president treasurer and business office numbers. Rates shown: one month three dollars, three months eighteen dollars, one year thirty six dollars. Associated Press member.

Wm. E. Foster Alta W. Foster F. C Matthews Shannua

Washington Merry-Go-Round Break-in mystery unfolds

Washington coverage details attempts to coax Watergate defendants into guilty pleas through hush money and behind the scenes persuasion. E Howard Hunt moved funds and influence while Bay of Pigs ties and CIA links surfaced, with diaries and covert payments shaping trial dynamics. Pentagon censorship spreads. Zumwalt acquires two ceramic elephants. Army contest yields AMC Building name for $100 prize.

Jack Anderson Wgton Justice Department E. Howard Hunt White House CLA Democratic Hunt CIA Bernard Barker Chicago FBI Eugenio Martinez Martinez Watergate Pentagon Pipeline Pentagon Southeast Asia North Vietnam Coast Guard Chester Bender Transportation Dvent Defense Department Zumwalt Elmo Zumwalt Navy South Vietnam Pan Am ARMY Army Materiel Command AMC Charles T. Horner AMC Rh Francis Sikorski

Mac's World Frances ego trip

A columnist criticizes France's planned atmospheric H bomb tests in the Pacific calling it an ego trip and urging a sterner U.S. response while noting China’s cautious stance and global concern over fallout. The piece also mocks Nixon era politics and mentions misused funds and political turnover.

China Asia Creers France South Seas

Washington's take on boredom and the work ethic

Bruce Biossat argues that modern life and work demand a high tolerance for boredom. He criticizes advertisers for creating easy fantasies and urges readers to find personal meaning through disciplined effort, warning against escapist rebellion.

Bruce Biossat NEA Washington Correspondent Washington

Scotland faces decline of heavy industry and possible shift to tourism

The essay argues the Industrial Revolution may be ending and Scotland could pivot from coal and steel to agriculture, services, and tourism. It critiques urban decay in Glasgow and Edinburgh, calls for preservation of rural regions and historic towns, and notes unions clash over economic futures amid Common Market competition.

Russell Kirk India China Latin America Scotland Britain Monday Club M.p.’S Switzerland James Milne Sones Seay Rise Stock Exchange Milne Rachel Lindsay Austria Glasgow Edinburgh Old City

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