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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1967
Page
4
Opinion piece contrasts Daniel Boone’s rugged era with today’s polluted air and water and pressures of modern civilization. It argues modern people must be physically tougher to survive pollution, urban hazards, and fast life while praising past purity and resilience.
A critical column compares the new loyalty test feared in courts to a cinema quiz in which audiences judge characters as “red” or “white.” The author recalls Chief Joseph and the Nez Perce flight, warns against patriotism fueled by films, and vows to skip future movie tears.
Three events across Moscow Washington and Detroit reshape postwar hopes. Podgorny criticizes Vietnam while American Motors yields to YAF pressure and Hoover undermines the LBJ consular treaty with Russia. Rusk loses support amid Mundt Hoover letter politics.
A collage of notes on Vietnam era issues includes Michele Ray’s bon voyage in Saigon with Francois Sully and a mocked peace plan proposal by Louis F. Drewes. The piece also references Evelyn Y. Davis’s activism at corporate stockholder meetings and Kennedy's awareness of corporate plots.
President Johnson's budget proposals for 1968 aim to widen federal control over air and water pollution health education poverty and welfare programs. The plan forecasts federal participation in state and local efforts rising to 35 to 40 billion dollars, drawing opposition from liberals to conservatives who fear centralized standards.
Russell Kirk argues that rulers should retire in time to protect their reputations and the causes they back. He cites Bertrand Russell, an aging US senator, and Supreme Court figures to illustrate decline with age and the need for generational renewal.
A newspaper excerpt presents Rev James Keller urging daily effort toward a higher aim, citing scripture and universal call to excellence. It contrasts personal growth with disciplined planning and notes mixed remarks about corporate meetings and free speech. The fragment references Pfizer U S Steel Pan American RCA Kennecott and Chase Manhattan Bank.
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