Editorial Page In Our Opinion Body chemistries mystery
Editorial notes that body chemistries remain largely mysterious to medicine yet attract intense research. Mood changing drugs such as tranquilizers sedatives and stimulants are widely used and prescribed by non specialists. The National Institute of Mental Health launches a nationwide study to assess use and outcomes as calls grow for clearer understanding.
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National Institute of Mental Health
America
Impressions Of Inez Capital On Poor And Power
A critical reflection on how Washington handles poverty across eras. The piece links 1932 troop eviction of the Bonus Army to 1968 police dispersal of the Poor People’s march, contrasts GNP growth with congressional inaction on hunger aid, and questions legislative priorities amid election year politics. It condemns inadequate food stamp expansion and costly missile defense while noting political cynicism and distrust in signoffs.
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Inez Rob
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Washmere
Capitol Grounds
Congress
Webster's
Standard & Poor
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher details and closing notice
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists publisher Paul Casavant and editor E P Ingalls with contact numbers for business and editorial desks. It includes subscription rates payable in advance of one month at $2.60 and six months at $15.50, and notes Associated Press rights for local news and dispatches.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone Business
Associated Press
AP News
Post Biddeford
Turn off TV horror shows to curb violence on screen
Washington readers join advertisers and networks in a broad outcry against violent television. Parents pledge to cut programs and sponsor products, while groups form Advertising Men for De-escalation. Levi Strauss drops violent show sponsorship. networks edit and rewrite violent episodes. Political figures probe TV violence as industry budgets and sponsor lists face scrutiny.
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Washington
Madison Avenue
TV 3
Levi Strauss and Co
C. M. Robinson Jr
National Association For Bettery Broadcasting
ABC
Felony Squad
Guns of Will Sonnett
CBS
U. N.C.L.E
Syndicated
NBC
Frank Orme
NABB
Weee Ee Wooy
Seeeewessay
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
TV_ networks
Miaroia Spens
Beecham
Orme
Super President
Superman
Birdman
Herculoid
Super Six
Mighty Mighter
Space Ghost
Samson and
Goliath
Better
MacCleans
Kellog
American Tobacco Company
American Tobacco
Lucky Strike
Pall Mall
Tareyton
Carlton
Montclair
Warner - Lambert
Dubarry
Mars, Inc
Shell Oil
Bell Telephone Company
Bell Telehone
United Nations
Lord Caradon
V.V. Kuznetsov
Moscow
Lion
Lamb
Washington Diary 1968 Riots and Reflections by Don MacLean
In a 1968 Washington diary MacLean depicts a night of riots near Capitol Hill and personal scenes of fear and indifference. He recalls a curfew, police and National Guard presence, a liquor store closure, and two youths fleeing with bottles as he carries a nonviolent .32. He muses on change, LBJ, de Gaulle, and recent articles shaping public mood.
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Washington
Ae Abernathy
Capito Hill
National Guard
Washington News SDS studied riot techniques of many leaders
Washington correspondent Ray Cromley reports that some Students for a Democratic Society members studied riot and demonstration methods used by Hitler Guevara Mao and Ho Chi Minh. The piece argues SDS lacks self discipline and many members are detached from real constituencies, treating revolution as a game.
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Ray Cromley
NEA
Washington
Democratic Society
Adolph Hitler
Che Guevarra
Mao Tse-tung
Ho Chi Minh
Columbia University
SDS
Hitler
To The Point Aspirants to presidency Are Running More Risks
Russell Kirk argues presidents face rising danger as executive power grows. Citing Gottfried Dietze, he warns democracy expanding means the president becomes a target and may be blamed for policies, risking assassination and erosion of liberty under a centralized government.
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Russell Kirk
New York
United States
John F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Damocles
Gottfried Dietze
Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins Press
America
Congress
Dr. Dietze
Tribune of the People
Kennedy
White House
Dietze
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Kennedys
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Eisenhower
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Brassiere Engineering Awards Invite University Students
A New York brassiere manufacturer offers awards to university students for bra engineering. The prompt urges engineering students to study stress and load principles as applied to brassieres. The piece reflects on changing opportunities for today’s youth and recalls past taboos about unmentionables.
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New York
Three Minutes A Day Shark Shield Aids Drifters At Sea
A pocket life vest bag becomes a five foot inflatable shield when opened and filled with seawater. It emits three air flotation chambers to deter sharks and calm survivors. Researchers report effectiveness and the piece notes moral reflections on human resilience and care.
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Atlantic
Pacific
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Han
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Harold Coffin
James Keller
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