Editorial Page Thought for Evening Flexibility in Principles
A brief editorial note quotes Abraham Lincoln stating that important principles may and must be flexible. The passage reflects on balancing core beliefs with changing circumstances and practical realities.
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Abraham Lincoln
In Our Opinion on Managed Trade and Import Controls
The piece argues that artificial import barriers like quotas and tariffs distort resource flows and harm broader industry. It cites cotton, textile, oil, and steel as examples and notes how protective actions create ripple effects through suppliers, customers, and the overall American industrial complex.
Grinnell College Yearbook Sparks Controversy
Restless campus mood ends year as two students publish a provocative photo essay for the yearbook featuring marijuana parties and a motel departure. Printers balked and the college attorney warned of libel while the pair flunked out after years of effort.
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Grinnell College
Iowa
Admiral Corp Revolt Against TV Doldrums Sparks Consumer Stand
Inez Robb recounts Admiral Corporation chief Ross Siragusa leading a boycott of network TV ads to push better programming. The piece notes wartime grit, criticizes obsolescence, and argues viewer patience with commercials has declined while praising Admiral for standing up to what he calls low quality fare.
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Winston Churchill
Chez Robb
Admiral Corporation
Teevision Entertainment
Ross D. Siragusa
Siragusa
Robb
Dodd and anti communism themes surface in Washington
The column traces Sen. Tom Dodd’s use of anti-communism as a shield amid a pending censure debate. It cites past episodes, including bar exam rumors, a Windham High School lecturer probe, and family tensions, while contrasting Anti Poverty policy plans led by Rep. Quie and Rep. Goodell with President Johnson’s programs.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Tom Dodd
Connecticut
Dodd
Insider's
David Martin
Martin
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
David
Cowles Publications
Look Magazine
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Minneapolis Star
The
Tribune
Suffolk, L.I
Sun
Lakeland, Fla., Ledger
Windham High School
Willimantic
Mary Dwyer
Marjorie Carpenter
Tom, Jr
Georgetown University
Tom Jr
Education and Labor Committee
House of Representatives
Albert Quie
Dennison
Minn
Charlie Goodell
Jamestown
N.Y
Sargent
Chamber of Commerce
Peace Corps
Johnson
Roman Pucinski
Vietnam
Chicago
North Vietof
Nam
Feeze
Rickover warns against overemphasis on cost in technology drive
Admiral Rickover told Congress that cost effectiveness should not be the sole measure of value in defense tech. He warned the nation risks stifling innovation by equating progress with cuts and urged balancing cost analysis with human outcomes and scientific goals.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Admiral Research
Hyman Rickover
Robert S. McNama
Pentagon
Rickover
Congress
America
Boeing
Raytheon
House
Defense Appropriations
The Needle by Harold Copein
Harold Copein laments failed diplomacy and the loss of peacekeeping machinery in a world of advancing armaments. He argues self defense shots are seen as offensive missiles by opponents, highlighting the perils of misperceived force.
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Harold Copein
U.S. Mideast Involvement Could Slow Viet Nam War
Washington analysts warn limited U.S. military action in the Israeli Egyptian dispute could delay Viet Nam operations. Even a UN task force would strain logistics, divert ships and aircraft, and complicate supply routes to Viet Nam. State Department favors non U.S. force solutions to reduce global tension.
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U.S. Mideast
Ray Cromley
Washington
Enterprise Assn
U.S
Vietnam
United States
Middle East
United Nations
Mediterranean
Europe
Gulf of Aqaba
Strait of Tiran
State Department
To The Point Pests Aerial Ills Of Flight Etiquette
Russell Kirk blasts travelers he calls pests for misbehaving on planes. He cites prelanding standees in aisles, heavy items stored in overheads, odd ticketing habits, mixups over coats, demand for meals, chairs reclined into laps, and front‑of‑line kin blocking aircraft access, hoping for a rough ride.
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Russell Kirk
Lucullus
Fogbound Freeway Crash Kills Two. 34 Injured Near San Diego
A multi-vehicle wreck on a foggy freeway near San Diego kills two drivers and injures 34 as drivers slam into mutal wreckage after one car slowed at an earlier accident. Witnesses report screeching tires and twisting metal while cries for help echo amid tangled cars.
Biddeford Seca Tournal Publisher and staff details
The Biddeford Seca Tournal lists W. Paul Casavant as publisher and E. P. Ingalls as managing editor. It provides contact numbers for business and editorial departments and outlines subscription rates of 2.60 monthly 15.50 half year and 31.60 yearly. It notes affiliation with the Maine Associated Press.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
MME
Associated Press
AP News
Enterea
Post
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