Area concept for Biddeford Saco industry debated
An editorial criticized separate city development plans in Biddeford and Saco while defending local volunteers. It notes Saco's decade old unfilled industrial park and argues a professional agent could have helped, suggesting area-wide efforts attract more industry. The piece thanks public volunteers and calls for professional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Saco
Biddeford Commission
Biddeford Group
Economic Improvement Commission
MacArthur Would End Vietnam War Fast, He Would
Paul Harvey argues that if General MacArthur led in Saigon he would push a decisive war against Vietnam. He cites Haiphong Hanoi and Mig bases as off limits and contends top officers privately oppose a stalemate. He urges striking power targets, evacuating civilians, blockade Haiphong, and ending the war quickly to spare American lives.
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Douglas MacArthur
Korea
Westmoreland
MacArthur
Yalu River
Vietnam
Haiphong
Hanoi
Saigon
Eisenhower
Earle Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Wheeler
Washington Diplome
Barry Gold
Japan
Douglas MecArthur
Three Minutes A Day On Expressing Ideas At Home
A father's and mother's role in teaching children to communicate. Emphasizes clear spelling writing pronunciation and logic, linking speech to sharing convictions with others. Cites Colossians 4 6 and prayer to encourage others to speak up. Memory aids recollection while conscience recalls unhappy experiences.
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Jesus
Look censorship and Nazi tactics echoed in Hoffa case
The column argues Look magazine helped censor Look in Hamburg while West German courts defend press freedom. It cites Justice Warren's dissent opposing police state methods in Hoffa investigations, comparing to Nazi espionage, and warns against eroding American civil liberties in pursuit of convictions.
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Washington
Look Magazine
Manchester
Stern
West Germany
United States
Hamburg
Kennedy
Look
U.S
U. S. Supreme Court
Warren
Justice Department
Edward Partin
Louisiana
Hoffa
Partin
Oakland
Calif
West Coast
California
Supreme Court
Pitt
House of Commons
England
Rory Kennedy
Hitler
Jimmy Hoffa
America
Hero Bernie Fisher risks death for rescue in Ne Vietnamese siege
Major Bernie Fisher led a small flight under 800 foot ceilings to aid a beleaguered camp near Pleiku during aiming North Vietnamese assault. After an initial abort, he landed under fire to retrieve Major Myers and his burning aircraft, then narrowly escaped as rescue planes dodged fire. He credited comrades Vazquez Lucas Hague for keeping enemy heads down as they offered cover.
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New York
Bernie Fisher
Air Force
New York Athletic Club
Pleiku
A Shan
Dafford W. Myers
Newport
Wash
Fisher
Myers
Major Myers
Yankee Stadium
Paco Vazquez
Puerto Rico
John Lucas
Steubenville
Ohio
Dennis Hague
Kellog
Idaho
Lucas
Washington Democrats fear middle class revolt against party
Washington analysis by Bruce Biossat outlines Democratic worries that rising middle class numbers and shifting youth attitudes may erode party dominance. Critics fear weaker ties to young voters, minority groups, and broader middle-class tax concerns could threaten long-term Democratic support.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
Enterprise Assn
William Manchester
Bob Kennedy
Democratic Party
Bobby Kennedy
Ray Bliss
U.S
Aspy Negro
Lyndon Johnson
iBobby Kennedy
To the Point Labor Party responsible For British brain drain
Russell Kirk argues that Britain suffers a 5 000 net brain drain in 1965 as 47 000 educated professionals emigrate while 42 000 immigrate. He cites taxation inflation and Labour policies as push factors and notes Australia gains 92 000 British subjects that year.
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Labor Party
Russell Kirk
Britain
Carnaby Street
Soho
Old England
India
Pakistan
United States
Canada
Australia
South Africa
Berlin Wall
East Germany
West Germany
Wilson
Spain
Fisher Family Visits White House as Father Recalls Vietnam Service
Bernard F. Fisher of Kuna Idaho and his family met President at a White House ceremony. Fisher notes several sons may pursue military service with a preference for U.S. academies. He recalls medals awarded posthumously for Korean War Air Force officers and jokes about Scotty joining in a family photo.
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Pleijy
Fisher
Myers
Air Force
Henry Erwin
Japan
United States Armed Forces Academies
West Point
Annapolis
Colorado Springs
White House
Vietnam
Washington
Scotty
Bernard F. Fisher
Kuna
Idaho
Popula
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