Identifying carelessness on highways by use of restricted plates
In Our Opinion the piece argues for identifying habitual careless drivers with restricted use plates to curb deadly behavior. It notes licensing limits and family impact, proposes workarounds, and acknowledges fairness concerns while urging action amid high highway deaths and injuries.
Impressions of Inez and the pragmatism of survival
The author reflects on the Abbe Sieyes and his line I lived noting practical resilience in crisis. He laments sensational pills and drugs linked to coping in 1967 while praising endurance despite world tensions and media overload.
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Inez Robb
Foreign aid and world news woes contrasted
The text riffs on optimism versus worsening news, noting Americans feel global aid is needed but struggle to gain reciprocal help. It comments on shifting national missions from enemy seeking to friendship, and on blame when troubles are spread by others.
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Andre
Israelis Should Explain Liberty Incident Findings
Washington column argues Israel owes the world an explanation for the May 1967 attack on the U S Navy ship Liberty. It notes possible Israeli military preplanning and CIA failures, urges a congressional review, and describes how Tel Aviv acknowledged an error to avert wider conflict.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
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Avraham Harmon
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House Armed Services Committee
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Liberty
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Kosygin
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Golf now sport of kings
New York AP reports Arnold Palmer Enterprises became part of NBC shows golf is the sport of kings. Palmer earns about $800,000 on course plus far more off course from licensing products and appearances. Palmer Enterprises and Arnold Palmer Golf Co. are driven by Mark McCormack who builds golf business potential.
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Arnold Palmer Enterprises
National Broadcasting Co
Palmer
International Management Inc
Cleveland
Ohio
Gary Plaver
Jack Nicklaus
Mark McCormack
McCormack
Golf
Arnold Palmer
Arnold Palmer Enterprises, Inc
Arnold Palmer Golf Co
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher and rates notice
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. Subscription rates are pay in advance: one month 2.60, six months 15.50, one year 31.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
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Associated Press
Booze to Teenagers Sparks Town Letter to The Journal
A reader criticizes liquor sellers and weak enforcement for teen drinking. The writer argues parents shoulder blame, urges action, and laments societal costs, urging signatures to defend free expression while condemning underage alcohol access.
Counterfeit Money and Your Legal Duty
A guide on handling counterfeit currency instructs to report immediately to police or the Secret Service with details of when where and from whom the bill was received. It notes the penalties for passing counterfeit money and discusses cases showing intent and evidence in prosecutions.
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United States Secret Service
Israel preferred to fight alone if war erupts
Washington-Sources say Israel told top U.S. officials it would fight on its own and not be seen as a tool of the United States or Britain. President Johnson and aides accepted Israel’s judgment while fearing Soviet entry could force U.S. involvement. White House aimed to keep Moscow out of the Middle East and avoid direct U.S. action.
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R. G. Chilcott
Nationwide Insurance
Chilcott
United Nations
United States
U.S.S.R
America
Lucius Battle
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Near East
Thomas E. Morgan
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert McNamara
Morgan
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Hays
Journal
Bruce Biossat
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Middle East
Great Britain
U.S
Johnson
Israel
Soviet Union
White House
Middle
Russia
Black Sea
Mediterranean
U. S
Suez Canal Should Be International Waterway
Russell Kirk argues that Suez must return to international control after Nasser nationalized it eleven years earlier. He urges UN or major powers to restore canal administration, criticizes U.S. and Soviet interference, and links the issue to broader Middle East stability and Yemen conflict.
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Suez Canal
Russell Kirk
Nasser
Egypt
Canada
St. Lawrence River
Spain
Britain
Strait of Gibraltar
France
Israel
Canal Zone
United States
Russia
Suez
Sharm el Sheikh
Strait of Tiran
United Nations
Inter
Three Minutes A Day by Rev James Keller Violin Loss and Moral Musings
An absent minded violinist loses a Guadagnini from 1772 valued at 16500 after placing it on top of a car and driving away. The piece ends with Keller urging self examen and daily virtues alongside wry aphorisms.
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James Keller
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Detroit
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