Peace in Vietnam Looms as New Offensives Warned
Washington sources reveal secret intelligence predicting renewed North Vietnamese offensives before July end. Tay Ninh named as early objective. Abrams quashes some attacks while Hanoi pushes plans. Public optimism from Rogers and Laird clashes with the hidden briefings.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
White House
Hanoi
Tay Ninh
Creighton Abrams
Bill Rogers
Mel Laird
Vietnam
Editorial: Mars Next Challenge In Space Exploration
In our view Agnew may have overstated speed to Mars but the space venture continues. Today’s generation may not explore Mars, yet the quest will not be halted. A man will reach Mars to test capability and seek life, keeping the magnetic hope alive for future scientists. More on Mars will come as debate evolves.
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Vance Hartke
di Itd
Federal Power Commission
Sen. Hartke
Senate
Office of Pipeline Safety
William C. Jennings
Mr. Jennings
FPC
Agnew
Mars
Centenarian sprinter jogs daily in Arizona
Paul Harvey profiles Larry Lewis born 1867 in a tiny Arizona settlement who, at 102, still jogs six miles daily in San Francisco and works as a waiter at the St. Francis Hotel. He ran a hundred-yard dash in 20 seconds, avoids smoke and alcohol, drinks only bottled water, and stays mentally sharp through discipline and humor. He plans to race to 103 if possible.
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Paul Harvey
Arijo
Larry Lewis
la Lewis
Calvin Coolidge
Lewis
St. Francis
San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
California
12Th Streets
Larry
Harry Houdini
Houdini
Bessie
Three Minutes A Day Monotony And The Mayo Physician View
Dr Earl T Carter of the Mayo Foundation warns pilots face monotony as experience grows and automation limits independent decision making in modern aviation The piece discusses the need for human values and divine guidance amid rapid technological advances and asks for alignment with God s plan and Jeremiah 29 11 to use technology wisely.
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Earl T. Carter
Mayo Foundation
Aviation Week
Space Technology
Jeremiah
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher Details
The Biddeford Saco Journal publisher directory lists W Paul Casavant as Publisher and E P Ingalls as Mann Editor at Adams Street Biddeford Maine. Editorial and business department phone numbers are 283-3625 and 282-1535 respectively. Subscription rates are 2.60 for one month 15.50 for six months and 31.00 for one year. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and entered as second class mail.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Mann
Associated Press
Uglifruit tale from London wanderer Don Maclean
Don Maclean recalls a warm London day near The Strand and discovers uglifruit in a market. He notes its ugly appearance, sour taste, and Moroccan origins with England as its primary tasting ground. He jokes about an eventual Ugli fruit festival and becoming the ugli fruit king.
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Don Maclean
London
The
Strand
England
Taj Mahal
Morocco
America
Jamaica
Encyclopaedia Britannica
United States
Congress seeks votes to adjourn from Paris to Hong Kong
A satirical note observes Congress debating a summer break with members to be recalled from Paris Hong Kong and the Riviera. It comments on a desire to adjourn while the East Coast aims to conserve electric power, joking about withheld energy amid musical imagery.
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Paris
Hong Kong
The
Riviera
Doom of the dual schools drags on in desegregation debate
Washington columnist Bruce Biassot analyzes Justice Department actions on school desegregation amid HEW guideline uproar. He argues Nixon seeks both political leverage in the South and a softening pace, but Supreme Court precedent in New Kent County and broad desegregation totals constrain real easing as many districts remain under federal orders.
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NEA
Washington
Justice Department
HEW
Nixon
Robert Finch
Tration
Supreme Court
New Kent County
South
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Missouri
Oklahoma
Alabama
Moon shot a triumph of doing men over talking elites
In Washington the Apollo 11 mission is praised as proof that practical, unpretentious Americans prove the nation’s strength. Armst rong, Aldrin, and Collins are lauded for humility and common touch, contrasting with what the author calls the elitist New Left. Johnson, Kennedy, and Nixon are credited with enabling the venture. The piece argues the true triumph lies in action over grandstanding and questions where any authentic intellectual elite resides.
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William S. White
Washington
America
Neil Armstrong
Ohio
Korea
Edwin Aldrin
Mike Collins
Columbia
Houston
Number One
Lydon Johnson
Johnson
Space Agency
Richard Nixon
White House
Texas
John Kennedy
J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
Vietnam
Plumbers Demand High Wage Cited As Costs Rise
A fragment notes four plumbers seek 11.48 per hour 21 500 yearly. It jokes that only a plumber s wife can afford a service and that plumbers forget tools while households drain savings lines. A grandfather’s outdoor plumbing idea is recalled as a humorous remedy.
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