Editorial on National Debt and Public Debt Bureau Budget
The Editorial denounces the Bureau of Public Debt requesting a budget rise to 79.4 million from 71.9 million as part of managing who owes whom and who pays bonds. It notes over 2,000 employees and contrasts routine accounting with the larger growing federal debt and 26.1 billion in interest this year, rising past a billion annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Public Debt
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury Department
The Nation Says Big Liars Shaped Cambodian Bombing Story
The Nation accuses top U S officials of deliberate deceit about Cambodia bombing. It cites the Pentagon State Department and White House lies in 1969 73 including 100 000 tons of bombs and 3 630 raids misrepresented as attacks on South Vietnam. It questions Kissinger Nixon and Pentagon officials held to account.
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Tom Wicker
New York Times News Service
New York
Pentagon
White House
State Department
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Dr. Kissinger
Nixon
Senate Armed Services Committee
Jerry Friedheim
Wroong
Friedsheim
Senate Committee
Friedheim
Maj Hall Knight
Sihanouk
Kissinger
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
Yeats
Bernstein On Words and Word Usage
Theodore M Bern stein discusses common language pitfalls. He explains for free versus for nothing and the proper plural verb with one or more sheets. He also examines sacrilegious pronunciation and etymology, noting its link to sacrilege and Latin roots.
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Theodore M. Bern
Stein
J. Leavitt O. Wright
Aremont
Calif
Theodore M. Bernstein
The
New York Times Syndicate
Soviets accused in grain deal and White House waste
Washington column argues the Soviet Union manipulated the U.S. grain market to boost futures and profits, leaving American consumers paying higher bread and meat prices. It also alleges White House waste, detailing GSA refurbishments at the San Clemente and Key Biscayne residences and offices for Ash, Ehrlichman, Shultz, Weinberger, Flanigan, and Lynn with projected costs, plus a proposed White House Library upgrade.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
U.S
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Kremlin
White House
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
Key Biscayne
Fla
Roy Ash
General Services Administration
GSA
Ash
Anne Armstrong
John Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Treasury
George Shultz
Kehrili
Senator Guy Marcotte Eyes First Congressional Bid
The youthful Maine senator Guy Marcotte contemplates a bid to unseat Peter Kyros in the First Congressional District. He reports favorable reactions and surveys showing potential strength even if Kyros runs again. Rival Democrats Jadine O'Brien and Joe Brennan await Kyros’ decision as Bob Monks faces GOP uncertainties.
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Nebunk Beach
Cape Arundel
Congress
Peter Kyros
Arcette
Family Home Furnishings
Main Street
Kyros
Marcotte
Jadine O’brien
Joe Brennan
Portland
Bob Monks
Margaret Chase Smith
Bill Hathaway
Finlandization as fear and hope across Europe
C L Sulzberger discusses Finlandization as a Western fear of reduced US defense and East European hope for greater independence from Moscow. He contrasts West European anxiety over Soviet leverage with East European pursuit of gradual autonomy, citing Finland as a model and noting Nixon Breathroughs shaping the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Europe
Atlantic
United States
Soviet Union
Brezhnev
Moscow
East Europe
Finland
Helsinki
Washington
Letter on dog left loose to chase groundhogs
A reader argues the police should allow a dog to roam to control groundhogs near yards. They claim the dog killed a groundhog and warn children might be bitten, offering to show burrows behind their house and urging authorities to act before it’s too late.
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Ndhogs
Journal
Quotations on Sublime, Ridiculous, and Critical Inquiry
The quotes contrast Paine on the relation between sublime and ridiculous and Mills on questioning all things, scrutinizing meanings, and rejecting unexamined doctrines. They emphasize clear word meanings and understanding propositions before assent.
Biddeford Lacy Journal masthead and staff list
The Biddeford Lacy Journal publishes notices with masthead details for Alta W. Foster and B F C Whitehouse landmarks, listing staff including W. Paul Casavant publisher Charles C. Sutton editor Gladys M. Whitehouse president and treasurer, along with business and editorial office numbers and city address Biddeford Maine. The paper notes AP news use and subscription rates with national advertising reps in New York.
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Associated Press
Mathews-Shannon Cub Ten Inc
3Rd Ave
New York City
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Tito
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House
GOP
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Winthrop
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Ftee
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College
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Minnesota
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Thomas Paine
John Stuart Mills
Lacy Journal
Alta W. Foster
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