Editorial Page Urges Yes on Two Maine Bond Issues
The Our Opinion editorial urges voters to approve two $2,189,000 bond questions to improve student housing at Farmington State College and Maine Maritime Academy Castine, plus construction for three Indian schoolhouses and a water sewer system. The measures, signed by Gov. Kenneth Curtis, have legislative approval and the editorial stresses civic duty and polling Monday.
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Farmington State College
University of Maine
Maine Maritime Academy
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Farmington
State Treasury
Kenneth Curtis
Impressions Of Randolph Churchill Lived In Shadow Of Titan Dad
Randolph Spencer Churchill, son of Sir Winston, died at 57 in Suffolk England leaving a life shadowed by his father. He was a controversial yet valued correspondent who could be abrasive or warm, and who edited parts of his father’s papers while pursuing his own biography.
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Virginia Jowles
Red Knickerbocker
Kasserine Pass
Virginia
Dwight Eisenhower
War Department
Washington, D.C
Fleet Street
Winston Churchill
Winnie
Sendaleh
Sir Winston
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Vien
John F. Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Vienna
Pierre Salinger
Gun law needed in urging strong nationwide action
Editor urges Congress to pass stronger gun control after Los Angeles events. Cites Senator Tydings and NRA lobby as obstacles, urging citizens to write to Congress and the president. Signed by Robert Gowen.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Tydings
Maryland
Dirksen
Mansfield
N.R.A
Robert Gowen
The Needle on Language Shifts in Education
A satirical note complains about evolving school curricula with New English New Math and similar reforms. It mocks potential loss of parental influence and freedom of speech, suggesting future debates could reach constitutional questions about American language use.
International student revolt linked to campus sparks
Washington column traces a global student uprising from Berlin to New York and beyond, naming Mark Rudd Daniel Cohn Bendit Rudi Dutschke and Herbert Marcuse as influential figures. It argues revolts arise from out dated universities and rising political engagement, linking Latin American unrest to U S student actions and Columbia protests.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Springer
Berlin
Columbia
New York
Belgrade
Warsaw
Cracow
Prague
Mark Rudd
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Danny Cohn-Bendit
Herbert Marcuse
University of California At San Diego
Rudi Dutschke
Daniel Cohn- Bendit
Sorbonne
Paris
Eugene McCarthy
Robert Kennedy
Czechoslovakia
University of Havana
University of Caracas
Venezuela
University of Mexico
Raul Leoni
Johnson
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Students For A Democratic Society
Gun law debate sparked by Kennedy death
Washington columnist criticizes Congress for changing gun policy only after a national tragedy. The piece notes the 368 to 17 House vote on a handgun bill, cites prior murders and high-profile assassinations, and questions the timing and scope of proposed rifle legislation. It urges action before another tragedy prompts action.
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Don Maclean
Washington
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Senate
House
Robert F. Kennedy
In Control
Sen. Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
Texas Tower
John F. Kennedy
Dr. King
Kennedy
sTexa Tower
Quips on Crime Cars and Pseudonyms in Print
The note surveys a string of satirical lines and playful asides. It mocks crime trends and police focus, hints at political humor about LBJ and Texas University, remarking on education and varsity letters for demonstrations, and mentions William Thackeray’s pseudonyms Michael Angelo Titmarsi Jeames and Charles James Yellowplush.
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William Thackeray
Michael Angelo Titmarsi
Jeames
Charles James Yellowplush
Humphrey Inherits Kennedy Power Not McCarthy
Washington analysis argues Kennedy's assassination shifts leverage to Humphrey. McCarthy's primary losses and weak white and minority support undercut hopes of a major threat to Humphrey for 1968 nomination. Party leaders doubt McCarthy can win key Democratic bases while Humphrey absorbs Kennedy strength and gut vote appeal.
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McCarthy
Kennedy
NEA
Washington
Eugene McCarthy
Robert Kennedy
Illinois
Richard Daley
Florida
Wisconsin
Oregon
New Hampshire
Minnesota
California
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Bob Kennedy
First sunfish catch spurs a lifetime of angling
Wayne Hanley recalls sunfish nesting behavior in New England ponds, noting male guarding nests, average fry counts near 18 000, and incubation driven by sun warmth. He shares memories of fishing from New Mexico to Maine, discusses sunfish species native to the region, and mentions bluegill introduction and size ranges.
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Wayne Hanley
New England
Sunfish
New Mexico
Maine
Fish and Game
New
Arctic Weather Station Jobs Offer Vast Benefits
A wartime recruitment blurb touts free room and board at five Arctic weather stations from 9800 to 13700 yearly. Isolated postings run a year, with 24 hour winter nights in sub zero darkness and strict age limits for 20 to 45 year olds. Applicants must be adventurous, able to endure separation, and work with others while contributing to national weather forecasting and related facilities.
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United Stats
Hemi
Arctic
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher and staff list
Biddeford Saco Journal lists publisher W Paul Casavant and editor E P Ingalls. Paper provides subscription rates payable in advance: one month 2.60, six months 15.50, one year 31.00. Associated Press membership noted. Second class postage paid Biddeford Maine.
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Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone Business
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