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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1972
Page
4
The piece argues for UN charter revision to balance power between large and small states. It warns that Afro Asian bloc majorities can dominate the General Assembly, leaving Security Council and financing powers as the real checks. It proposes weighted voting or a steering committee of responsible powers.
Paul Harvey notes a drift toward devaluing vocational education while a large share of students lack marketable skills. He cites Dewey’s legacy, Agnew’s critique, and recent university efforts in industrial arts, with studies showing more students pursuing career-ready courses and growing demand for skilled trades.
A Briarcliff New York couple found their car missing after dining out. A note from the borrowers apologizing for the emergency promised two theater tickets. The same night their home was looted, prompting reflections on human goodness and caution.
Byline WMAROLD COFFIN questions counter culture protesters efforts to halt construction of new power plants. He warns because air and noise pollution would follow if the projects stop. The piece challenges the activists and their impact on energy development.
Opinion line argues for peaceful atomic energy use through cultural outlets. Calls for more public atomic power support and suggests rock concerts as peaceful expression. Tone is activist and reactionary to current political climate.
Peter P. Truman of 146 Graham St Biddeford writes to support a view against abortion and to advocate opposing abortion legislation. He cites agreeing with Kirk's point in a recent article and notes his stance on the questionaire from the Association of Maine People.
Washington reports from Nixon notes show the Moscow summit yielded a 12 point pact to reduce tensions and a shared aim to end war threats. Nixon drafted the language with Brezhnev's acceptance while noting strong negotiations and fatigue.
DON MACLEAN reviews Sheilah Graham's memoir A State of Heat noting its frank sex anecdotes and celebrity cameos. He questions its fit for a family newspaper while highlighting chapter titles like A School for Sex and North Vietnam references.
Washington’s Dan Evans and Oregon’s Tom McCall say Nixon looks stronger than foes expect amid Vietnam moves. They foresee risk from the war’s next phase but stop short of writing off Nixon’s 1972 prospects. They note Oregon voters support his stance, while regional economy improves with housing, lumber, and Boeing orders.
William S. White defines the era’s “new politics” as a rejection of the old, with boss-driven, war-prone policy. He argues the new approach denounces past compromises, favors flexible defense, and pursues lofty ideals while dismissing experience and dissent as irrelevant. The piece critiques the cult of new politics and its opponents.
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