Baltic Nations Deserve Freedom After Soviet Occupation
Editorial calls for a yearly Baltic memorial in honor of Estonia Latvia and Lithuania. It recalls their 1940 Soviet invasion, massive deportations by 1952, and killings, stressing the unbroken spirit of these nations and the need for united Western support against the communist threat.
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Russia
Soviet Union
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Siberia
United States
Herbert Hoover
Free World
Baltic
Against Communism A Call To Positive Support
Paul Harvey argues that opposing communism alone fails to solve social ills and urges voters to back positive programs. He cites welfare, illegitimacy, and foreign policy as enduring problems, warns against a new form of government control, and stresses choosing constructive leadership over pure ideology.
Three Minutes A Day 4 Honeymoon Trip Issue in New York
A Cincinnati couple's New York honeymoon was marred by a drug addict who stole their suitcase and later mailed back a package containing their marriage license photos and a faded corsage. A penciled note apologized for his drug addiction and urged support for civic programs to combat such social problems. The note cited Romans 12 21 and urged wisdom and strength.
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New York
Cincinnati
Vacation redefining work and leisure in witty quip
A humorous reader view reduces vacation to a 50 week interval between breaks meant to fund travel. It notes summers push travel to new places while disposing of cans. A travel expert can time trips so family needs align with fuel stops. Vacationing becomes work you avoid.
Earl Warren the Chief Justice who loves his family
Warren devoted to both public trust and family, recalls summers in Oakland with six children, bantering about criticism in Washington. He swam off the Turkish coast under gunboat warning, visited Albania Yugoslavia and Montenegro edges, and valued gypsy women by the river. He will retire after 14 years on the Supreme Court, plan time with family and renewed public service.
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United States
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John Marshall
Thomas Jefferson
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Oakland
Bobby
California
Warren
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Turkey
Black Sea
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Soviet Union
Khrushchev
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Albania
Yugoslavia
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Adriatic
Montenegro
Tito
Pec
Jakovitza
Adlai Stevenson
Supreme Court
Hawaii
Public confused on guns and violence in a Barry Farber column
Washington column explores the idea of disarming civilians to end violence. It notes a radio discussion claiming banning guns and the NRA could curb violence, contrasts with England where police carry no guns, and speculates on outcomes if guns are removed from citizens, police, and military, ending with a personal jab at the author’s range plans and miscellaneous quips.
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Washington
Barry Farber
WOR
New York
National Rifle Association
England
Rockefeller Faces Uphill Struggle for GOP Nomination
Washington analyst Bruce Biossat notes Nelson Rockefeller trails Richard Nixon in delegate strength despite endorsements. Nixon holds a commanding path to the 667 votes needed for Miami Beach, while Rockefeller lacks decisive momentum. Governors backing Rockefeller are dwindling, even as he eyes late shifts via TV and campaigning.
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Washington Corres
Tulsa
Okla
Nelson Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
Raymond Shafer
Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
New Jersey
New England
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Nixon
Miami Beach
Rocky
Shafer
Tusa
George Romney
Spiro Agnew
Lea
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
John Chaffe
Rhode Island
Harold LeVander
John Love
Colorado
Nils Boe
South Dakota
David Cargo
New Mexico
Daniel Evans
Washington
Bocky
Editor argues Americans not to blame for world view
An editor rejects global scorn of Americans as unjust. He contends a self critical, violent culture is overstated, cites Oswald, James Earl Ray, Sirhan Sirhan, and Kennedys, argues progress through calm lawfulness and cooperation with police, and urges rejecting Jeremiah’s counsel while addressing crime and social breakdown.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Lee Oswald
James Earl Ray
Sirhan Sirhan
Dallas
Texas
Oswald
Dr. King
Robert Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher Contact Info
Publisher W Paul Casavant and Managing Editor E P Ingalls oversee the Biddeford Saco Journal. The paper, a member of the Associated Press, publishes local news. postal details show second class mail status and Biddeford post office entry.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone Business
Associated Press
AP News
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