Vision of lasting Middle East peace after decisive Israeli victory
The piece argues that Israel's desert victory reduces immediate war risk but warns against lasting peace without a full international conference. It calls for guarantees, Palestinian refugee compensation, water-sharing, Jerusalem status, Arab rights in Israel, and a collective security framework to deter future aggression.
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Middle East
Israel
Nasser
Gulf of Aqaba
Germany
Japan
Russia
Soviet Union
Jordan
Jerusalem
Suez Canal
Voice of America must not distort American image says Harvey
Paul Harvey argues the VOA should avoid sensational distortions and not overemphasize divisions and protests. He critiques Director John Daly for promising fair reporting while aiming to amplify American viewpoints, urging a balanced yet confident portrayal of U S policy and culture.
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Voice of American
VOA
John Daly
Voice
Vietnam
Daly
America
Humphrey
United States
John J. Rooney
Rooney
Voice of America
Charles Joelson
The
Wall Street Journal
Honest government and social whirl in Washington
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues the Johnson administration sets high ethical standards and cites the Civil Service Commission's disclosure system as a first. He notes quiet reforms in conflicts of interest, mentions Senator Jack Miller and the amid Arab diplomatic shifts affecting Washington social life.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Bobby Baker
United States Senate
General Services Administration
United States
District of Columbia
Congress
John Macy
Civil Service Com
Macy
Johnson
Civil Service Commission
Truman
Howard McGrath
House
Senate
Wayne Morse
Jack Miller
Iowa
Jack-the-Amendment Miller
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Disney influence persists after Walt dies in Hollywood
Six months after Walt Disney's death the expansionary empire continues under Roy E. Disney and a nine-member show world committee. The panel, including Roy E. Disney son of the president and Ron Miller, maintains Walt's philosophy and guides policy though executives now delay decisions.
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Walt Disney
Walter Elias Disney
Brother Roy
Walt
Roy
Walt Disney Productions
Walt’s
Disney
Bill Anderson
Roy E. Disney
Ron Miller
Winston Hibbler
Bill Walsh
Jim Algar
Harry Tytle
Maine Letter Writer Splits On Hippies And Morals
A Maine reader in a forum letter defends traditional values while denouncing the Hippie movement as anti social and immoral. The writer mocks long hair beards and free love, recalls past discipline, and defends aging manhood and labor.
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Journal
Maine
A liberal Remembers The Thirties Around The Corner
Robert Bendiner reviews the decade from 1929 to 1939 in this memoir heavy on politics and liberal viewpoints. The book covers FDR campaigns in 1932 and 1936, depictions of bankers and “funny money,” art policy through the WPA, and Bendiner’s shift from Popular Front disillusionment to The Nation.
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Robert Bendiner
Harper
Variety
Wall Street
FDR
Hoover
Kansas
Landon
Maine
Vermont
Works Progress Administration
Bendiner
Popular Front
the Nation
Soviet Union reels from Arab setback as Israel advances
Washington analysis says Moscow confronts a loss of prestige and influence in the Middle East after Israel’s Sinai campaign. Despite Kremlin denials, the Soviets trim their role to salvage credibility, while Vietnam remains a key proving ground for their strategy of supporting “wars of liberation.”
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Soviet Union
U.S
Kremlin
Israel
Egypt
Sinai
Nasser
U.N
Syria
Moscow
Middle East
MacArthur
China
Korea
Iran
Greece
Vietnam
Russia
Peking
Red
Iiven
Berlin
Swap Dayan for Planes and McNamara Proposal
Russell Kirk notes paradoxes in Israel's 1967 victory and argues a trade of American planes for General Moshe Dayan and Secretary McNamara. He suggests a bold swap to alter Middle East power dynamics and reflects on U N and U S roles.
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U Thant
Nasser
Gaza
UN Security Council
Israel
United States
Senate
Algeria
Morocco
Rome
The
Levant
Moshe Dayan
McNamaraito Boot
Birdcraft Flight Pioneered by English Scientists
Two English researchers develop a light birdlike aircraft that could flap vertical and beat helicopters on silence cost and speed. One builds experimental wing models while the other tests bird wing motion in a wind tunnel to capture details for a feathered blade and slot system in future plane design.
Fog broom idea sparks Jersey humor
Harold Coffin notes a New Jersey inventor who claims to have a fog broom. The spoof envisions a smog shovel and jokes about turning New Yorkers off Jersey turnpikes as nature stays ahead of science.
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Harold Coffin
New Jersey
Jersey
Biddeford Maine Newspaper Billing and Editorial Contact
The Biddeford Daily journal lists Adams Street address 11 for Paul Casavant publisher and P Ingalls managing editor. Subscription rates in advance are 2.60 for one month 15.50 for six months and 31.00 for one year. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and entered as second class postage paid.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
P. Ingalls
Edi
Associated Press
Conephaee
Post Office
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