In Our Opinion on Maine Indian schools encroachment
The piece argues federal aid to education violates local control for Maine Indian reservations. It claims Civil Rights Act 1964 designation of schools as racial minority targets forces bussing and closure of Catholic nun led schools, denying parental freedom of choice and pushing integration. It warns federal aid equates to domination.
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Big Brother
Maine
Nader Sues General Motors Over Unsafe Cars
The piece argues Ralph Nader sues GM for 26 million damages after private detectives tracked him and questioned associates following Unsafe at Any Speed. It contends the suit is unreasonable, GM apologized, and Nader’s crusade helped spur safer-car legislation.
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Ralph Nader
General Motors
Nader
Congress
Why Britain Influences a World Beyond Its Size
Paul Harvey muses on how a tiny island nation commands global weight in politics science markets and culture. He praises British tenacity leadership and the ripple effects of its politics and media on the United States.
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Paul Harvey
Illinois
Britain
Vietnam
Manyohnson
United Nations
Wilson
Free World
United States
Times of London
Washington
New York Times
Whitehall
Paris
Uncle Sam
John Bull
Southern governors take office shaping party future
Three Deep South leaders assume power in Georgia Georgia and Alabama and Florida as Lester Maddox Lurleen Wallace and Claude Kirk challenge the two party system. Maddox pledges unity while courting controversy. Kirk hires a private detective agency for a state private police force. Alabama watchers expect Lurleen Wallace to follow her husband though some doubt.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Deep South
Lester Maddox
Georgia
Lurleen Wallace
Alabama
Claude Kirk
Florida
South
Atlanta
Georgia National Guard
Maddox
Ivan Allen
Tallahassee
Wackenhut Detective Agency
Kirk
Warren G. Harding
William J. Burns
Burns Detective
FBI
Harding
J. Edgar Hoover
Richard Nixon
Frank Boykin
Mobile
Azalea City
Lurleen
George
Wallace
Alobile
Birmingham
George Wallace
HEW
John Gardner
Nobel Prize Shine Highlights Cancer Fight Figures
Chicago report on the 1967 American Cancer Society campaign notes star supporters Sophia Loren Frank Sinatra Joan Crawford Bill Gargan Sammy Davis Jr. Lorne Greene and W. J. Skutt with National Chairman Gregory Peck. Dr Charles B Huggins of the University of Chicago Ben May Laboratory receives praise for pioneering hormone therapy in prostate cancer and explains the prize's role in inspiration and research pursuit.
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Bob Considine
Chicago
American Cancer Society
Noble
Sophia Loren
Frank Sinatra
Joan Crawford
Bill Gargan
Sammy Davis Jr
Lorne Green
Mutual of
Omaha
W. J. Skutt
Gregory Peck
Charles B. Huggins
Chips
University of Chicago
Ben May Laboratory
Huggins
Biddeford Budget Debate Highlights Police Fire Pay Gaps
A letter from the local forum criticizes the city budget meeting focusing on police and fire pay, hours, and clothing allowances. It notes police earn 93 for 48 hours versus firefighters 105 for 84 hours, argues on wage fairness, and references state minimum wage laws and fire fighters’ union influence.
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Biddeford
Police
Fire Departments
Police Department
Fire Department
State of
Maine
Association of the
Maine State Federation of Firefighters Inc
White queen in Botswana troubles Seretse Khama era politics
In Botswana, the white wife Ruth Khama faces backlash as her husband Seretse Khama leads the emergent nation. The piece notes matrilineal royal traditions, colonial influence, and tensions with the Botswana People's Party amid hopes for independence and development.
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Botswana
Russell Kirk
Bechuanaland
Africa
Ruth Khana
England
Nyangas
Ruth
Seretse Khama
Zambia
Tanzania
Rhodesia
South West Africa
Botswana People’s Party
Rise of Japan's industry sparks revolution in production
Washington correspondent Ray Cromley reports from Tokyo on Sony's factory system where young female workers, recruited from farms, gain ownership feeling and structured training. The piece notes Japan's push for precision, research, and managerial inclusion as a path to compete with American markets and fuel export and import needs.
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Ray Cromley
Washington Correspondent
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Tokyo
Sony
Masaru Ibuka
Akio Morita
U.S
Japan
Three Minutes A Day to Strengthen Parent-Child Ties
An exhortation on daily parental engagement with teens. Show interest in their thoughts and friends, welcome their guests, and model love and humor. Emphasizes privacy balance, biblical guidance, and consistent, sincere care to sustain family harmony.
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Jesus
Biddeford Journal Publishes Daily Edition Details
Biddeford Journal at 11 Adams Street publishes daily except Sunday under W Paul Casavant and E P Ingalls. Rates shown: one month 2.60, six months 15.50, one year 31.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with local news exclusivity.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
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