In Our Opinion Scientific research boon to U S history
Prof. Hubert Heffner, dean of research at Stanford, argues federal funding since World War II has shaped American civilization by advancing scientific inquiry. Heffner notes problems in defining research goals but emphasizes the education and life quality benefits as a powerful economic and cultural engine.
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Greece
Rome
America
Hubert Heffner
Stanford University
Stanford Review
Heffner
Refugees in the Near East Call for Hope and Action
The piece notes 100000 new refugees in the Near East and recalls 1948 refugees in Arab camps. It argues for practical aid and a new life rather than renewed blame, warning that power politics threaten any lasting settlement without solving refugee needs.
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Middle East
Near East
Tough with lawbreakers faces critics in public debate
Paul Harvey argues for tougher crime policies citing police and court reforms. He cites Col. Walter Stone, Amercans For Effective Law Enforcement, and white papers on juvenile crime, penalties, and public whipping as deterrents while condemning leniency and praising disciplinary measures.
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Stone
Chicago
Wilson
Secrecy Over Airline Crash Probes Sparks Outcry
Washington columnist Drew Pearson accuses Rep. Harley Staggers of secrecy in House Commerce Committee hearings on airline accidents. He notes two spring Ohio crashes and a Delta jet disaster near New Orleans, urging public access to investigations.
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Washington
Harley Staggers
West Virginia
Democrat
House, Commerce Committee
Ohio
Lake Central
TWA
New Orleans
Delta
Rep
Stangers
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Adolf Hitler
Critics accuse Dodd censure of politics and privilege
The columnist attacks U S Senators including Thomas J Dodd for censure as a tool of political payoffs He cites perks such as paid travel and multiple homes and notes campaign funds and honorariums as practices while urging accountability and moral scrutiny.
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LBJ
Kosygin
Dodd
Iir
Senator Dodd
Bobby Baker
The Needle A Moon Trip Joins Iceland Vacation Joke
The Needle mocks astronauts planning a moon trip with a Iceland volcanos detour. It compares Iceland to Coney Island as prep for a Florida vacation and notes Iceland’s wastelands lack Russians. The author jokes about his wife and space ambitions with light satire.
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U.S
Iceland
Coney Island
Florida
American Legion thanks Maine media for Viet Nam support
The American Legion in Maine expresses heartfelt thanks for media support of programs boosting morale for troops in Viet Nam. It urges citizens to write servicemen, send gifts, and collect books for distribution, noting the need for reading material and community campaigns to aid those abroad.
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Department of Maine, American Legion
Maine
Legionnaires
Viet Nam
American Legion In
American Legion
Daniel FE. Lambert
Nixon forces rumor fuels secret New York meeting tale
Washington reports a whispered plan of Nixon forces holding a Manhattan meeting at the Gramercy Park Hotel to coordinate a regional push against Nelson Rockefeller and boost George Romney. Denials follow. origin and purpose remain unclear as Romney leads among moderate Republicans.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
Enterprise Ass
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Gramercy Park
Manhattan
Princip
Philadelphia
Nixon
New York State
Erie County
Buffalo
Long Island
New York City
Westchester
Nassau Counties
Poughkeepsie
Hudson River
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
George Romney
Michigan
Jacob Javits
Illinois
Charles Percy
Romney
Nixon Gramercy Park
Shift in NM Governor Cargo signals Romney bid falter
David Cargo of New Mexico shifts from backing Romney to praising Rockefeller and urges an uncommitted delegation. The piece notes Reagan's rising support among Young Republicans and questions Romney's nomination prospects in 1968.
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David Cargo
New Mexico
George Romney
Cargo
Romney
George Cant
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Ronald Reagan
Richard Nixon
Reagan
Rockefeller
Nixon
Goldwater
New York
California
Senate
Lost Rubens Painting Found In Old Frames Hoard
A 28th century tale of a Rubens discovered among frames bought for $1.40 from a New York junk dealer. An English collector acquired about 1000 pictures in 1933, and one of the framed works is now identified as a long lost Rubens painting from around 1600 tied to the Mantua court.
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Journal
America
New York
Peter Paul Rubens
Ruben
Mantua
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher Contact Details
Publisher W Paul Casavant and Managing Editor E P Ingalls oversee operations at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine. Telephone numbers for business and editorial lines are listed. Subscription rates in advance are 2.60 for one month 15.50 for six months and 31.00 for one year. Associated Press members retain local news reprint rights.
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Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone Business
Associated Press
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