Plan to Remember Shut-In Day on June 4
In Our Opinion urges readers to visit or message shut-ins next Sunday June 4. The national group marks its 25th anniversary promoting compassionate nonsectarian aid to ill and disabled people in homes hospitals and care facilities.
Paul Harvey urges return to humanities over science
Paul Harvey argues the educational system overemphasizes science and metrics after Sputnik. He argues universities must rebalance from nature to human studies, stressing moral education, values, and humane aims to curb youth crime and social collapse.
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Columbia College
David Truman
Jerrold Zacharias
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Los Angeles Public Library
Chicago Teachers’ Union
Kyros visit to Biddeford sparks reader response
A letter from Herbert W. Buzzell Sr. criticizes Rep. Kyros for intruding at the Sons of Veterans event in Woollawn Cemetery, recounting how Kyros sought a speaking turn and a flag presentation he was not invited to attend. The missive calls his actions high handed and urges learning from the episode. A second item notes the Taj Mahal’s 22 year labor history and the intricate flower inlay using 60 stone pieces per square inch.
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Constantine Zurayk
International Association of Universities
Peter Kyros
Biddeford
Kyros
Sons of Veterans
Woollawn Cemetery
Rabbi Gootlieb
Old Orchard Beach
Sons of Veterans Committee
A. M
Herbert W. Buzzell Sr
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Taj Mahal
Agra
India
Biddeford Lace Journal Publisher and Rates Notice
Biddeford Maine publisher and editor contact details appear with telephone numbers. Subscription rates in advance are listed as one month 2.60 six months 15.50 and one year 31.00. Associated Press rights noted for local news republication.
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Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
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Johnson faces pivotal foreign choice over Near East or Far East
Washington column argues President Johnson must balance options between backing Israel with access through the Straits of Tiran and resisting a broader Soviet escalation. It traces Moscow’s shift to a hard line in the Near East while recounting failed peace efforts with Ho Chi Minh and the Vietnam war’s impact on U S Soviet relations.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Black Sea
Gulf of Aqaba
South Vietnam
Hitler
Measurement Drives Nation’s Industry and Art for All
The Commerce Department highlights measurement as a backbone of the U.S. economy with 20 billion daily measurements affecting security and welfare. It notes a $24 billion instrument industry and $10 billion in salaries for measurement work, plus efforts to aid the blind through tactile art exhibitions and braille art bibliographies.
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Department of Commerce
U.S
Commerce
America
National Bureau of Standards
Isa Igram
Jeeves
Washington News on Red Aim in Middle East Crisis
Washington expert analysis argues the Middle East flare up aids Moscow and Peiping by diverting the United States from major goals. It outlines Soviet interest in a southern tier of satellites, the Brer Fox and Tar Baby strategy, and Mao’s plan to force U S withdrawals through diversions. The piece stresses careful objective tracking and allied cooperation to counter this global pressure.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Enterprise Assn
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Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Middle East
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Peiping
United States
Iraq
Algeria
Tunisia
Pakistan
Indonesia
Poland
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Romania
Eiping
China
Ho Chi Minh
Vietnam
Red China
Lin Piao
Africa
Latin America
Asia
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Conquest by violence if Vigilance is pressed by Russell Kirk
The essay argues against pacifism amid Vietnam era tensions, citing Rev Lynn Ramey and Dr Reinhold Niebuhr. It defends Christian militancy against Communists, urging Christians to pray for peace while remaining militant when required, likening stance to opposing Nazis and supporting armed action.
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Russell Kirk
National Council of Churches
Vietnam
Bristol
Lynn Ramey
Eugene Carson Blake
World Council of Churches
Mr. Ramey
Blake
Hanoi
Peking
Reinhold Niebuhr
Three Minutes A Day Maxims From St Paul High School
A St Paul column collects 200 student maxims for life from a Minnesota high school class. Highlights urge conscience over leadership, respect for others, facing society's problems, and balancing earthly truth with enduring spirit. Authors urge practical faith guiding action over mere theory.
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St. Paul
Minn
War on Poverty Fights Over Cash And Debt
The piece depicts a stalemate in the poverty fight with hawks demanding escalation while doves warn innocent bystanders pay the price. It notes escalating national debt and joint accounts as key battlegrounds in households.
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