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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1975
Page
4
A Kennebunk High School guidance counselor, Diane Hudson, fights to renew her contract after claiming she resigned under pressure and intimidation. The piece critiques how administrators pressure teachers to resign with favorable letters, outlines tenure, due process, and the risk of blacklisting dissenters.
Adelbert M. Jakeman Jr remembers Elston P. Ingalls as a formative influence during 1957 to 1959 at the Journal. He portrays Ingalls as devoted to press freedom, fair yet demanding, with a sharp wit and broad community reach through Biddeford and surrounding towns. Jakeman recalls their lasting friendship and keeps a June 1 1957 press card signed by Ingalls.
The USS Maryland launched March 20, 1920, served in seven WWII engagements, steamed over 150000 miles 1942 to 1945, fired 32000 rounds, was the only battleship to depart Pearl Harbor after the 1941 attack, decommissioned and scrapped in 1958. The ship will hold its first reunion July 11-13 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. write USS Maryland, Box 128, Kingston, Illinois 60145 for details.
A blue ribbon panel chaired by Nelson Rockefeller and Mike Mansfield is expected to urge on June 30 that the CIA continue covert operations under a new name, the Foreign Intelligence Agency, with tighter oversight and possible removal of the President's personal certification requirement. The report also urges careful use of covert action only when essential and feasible, and questions the need for presidential certification.
James Reston reports Britain has decided to join Europe after a long debate and shifting politics. The vote alters Britain’s stance toward Europe and raises questions for futures, markets, and leadership as parties seek to unify under new terms.
The columnist casts the Britain refer endum on the Common Market as a anti constitutional distraction not a pro Europe triumph. He argues sovereignty questions linger, Parliament’s limits shift to the Cabinet and unions, and the Market is a money driven, self interest system amid Europe’s long history of conflict.
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