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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1967
Page
4
In Our Opinion the Declaration of Independence endures as both document and idea. Located in the National Archives, it has survived centuries through careful science and reverent handling. The piece lives in hearts and minds, needing collective resolve to ensure its continued existence.
Inez Robb argues Christians should not judge Indira Gandhi for starving Indians while Americans face hunger at home. She cites CARE famine warnings and a Mississippi malnutrition report, insisting first duties are to Americans, then aid abroad, urging actions to feed hungry citizens before assisting elsewhere.
A government study attributes elderly poverty to invisibility, lack of education, and health decline. It urges expanded programs for shelter, meals, medicine, and social activities, urging personal outreach to lonely seniors as a service to the community.
President Johnson detailed his Glassboro discussions with Premier Kosygin noting mutual wish for peace in the Near East. They debated troop withdrawal safeguards, free waterways through the Gulf of Aqaba, and arms limits while prioritizing funds for schools, hospitals and development.
Washington columnist notes the Glassboro summit mockery as a farce of consensus and lists absurd site ideas from Nutley to Nutmeg. He jokes that future history may remember de Gaulle as Charlie the Silent while Vietnam drags on as America’s enduring conflict.
Editorial cartoon argues world leaders should meet with humility not push themselves to the edge. It mocks high altitude summits while urging a meaningful confrontation on climate and calls out Charles de Gaulle as reluctant to descend to such a level.
Washington analysis notes a Rockefeller phenomenon amid 1967 GOP speculation. Romney remains main moderate hope with Nixon uncertain. Perry and Reagan cited as potential fallbacks. Rockefeller may press to influence New York's delegation while others delay firm support.
Russell Kirk argues that state and local licensing and testing requirements restrict small builders in Michigan and elsewhere. He warns that requiring multiple licenses, bonds, and exams drives independent contractors out, reducing competition and increasing costs for homeowners.
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