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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1967
Page
4
The article argues automobiles slow justice and burden courts, insurance, and society. It notes high accident deaths, rising repair costs, insurers retreating from auto coverage, crowded court dockets, and long civil case times, warning restraints are needed to curb the nuisance value of cars.
Impressions of Inez Shorter campaign season urge a five week presidential run to ease taxpayer burdens and voter fatigue. Senator Williams suggests limiting nominating conventions to three days and capping overall campaign length to reduce strain on the public and candidates.
A call urges 47,836,000 U S families to unleash creative home power to renew the nation and world. It quotes Disraeli on dwellings as security for civilization and encourages households to be centers of strength, goodness, and inspiration for parents and children.
Washington column notes Rep. Scheuer proposed crime causes research and an assistant attorney general post, facing Hoover resistance. McClory moves the bill through Judiciary, while Florida Power and Light seeks a private exemption from the Federal Power Commission aided by Dan Feldman. Magnuson prepares a broader administration bill to curb such exemptions and prevent power outages.
Daly named as chief of VOA with big reach across 90 transmitters in 80+ languages. Article notes his strict news ethics and plans to tightly control on air accuracy while expanding access to audiences worldwide.
Washington News World argues for stronger international police methods to monitor border danger zones. It cites Israel Syria Vietnam DMZ and ICC histories showing ineffective inspections and calls for a foolproof system to prevent terrorists and troops from exploiting truces.
The piece profiles Senator Wayne Morse adopting a hard line stance toward Egypt and Nasser. It contrasts Morse’s miliant rhetoric with prior dove roles, noting U.S. naval leverage in the Strait of Tiran and questions whether Britain and France will back Johnson’s demand for Israeli-Egyptian withdrawal.
Harold Coffin debunks risky Arab politics while South Africa explains mink air freight limits. The piece riffs on Nasser, Liz Taylor, and Israel with humorous jabs at airlines and regional tensions.
The Biddeford Seacoast Journal lists W. Paul Casavant as publisher and E. P. Ingalls as managing editor. It notes subscription rates in advance: one month 2.60, six months 15.50, one year 31.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and publishes local news. postal details are included.
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