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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1967
Page
4
Our opinion notes mixed signals from expert theories about the Glassboro summit. Two global leaders met privately for hours, raising cautious hope for peace. Johnson urged dialogue, stressing the value of sitting down to reason with an adversary.
Inez Rob reviews the Glassboro summit coverage as Johnson and Kosygin discuss peace while a former Chicago officer Edward J. Hayes promotes an anti credit card plan to revive cash. Hayes offers a five percent discount for cash purchases to curb bank card fees and urges the public to back cash payments.
A dubious memory drug aims to erase memories from LSD era and revive the good old days. Researchers note inconclusive results as subjects forget to take doses. The piece wryly comments on prosperity, springtime finances, and urban beauty shops amid bleak slums.
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports Kosygin called Svetlana Alliluyeva morally unstable after her defection while Svetlana sought corrections to a magazine quote. It highlights interpreter Victor Sukhodrev’s pivotal, rapid translations at Khrushchev meetings and notes Soviet caution toward Svetlana after the incident.
A satirical column imagines a small college president forced to host LBJ Kosygin meetings. The White House order rewires the home from curtains to color TV, air conditioning, and new appliances, drawing global attention and mockery of rural America.
Washington profile credits Ch en Hsueh shen a MIT and Caltech trained scientist leading Mao Zedong's missile program since 1955. It notes his links to German, U.S., Soviet, and Western tech, his push for open scientific exchange, and optimism China will field medium and long range missiles with hydrogen warheads. It warns U.S. readiness is required.
Russell Kirk recounts bringing a Bridgend House Adams style mantelpiece from Perth Scotland to Mecosta Michigan. He recalls Ruskin's childhood visits, the Bunruskin tale influences, and the damp decline of Bridgend House now replaced by apartments.
A municipal court judge in a Dayton area suburb selected a recently released prisoner as his bailiff to reform probation enforcement. The pair aim to show that cooperative effort can replace expectations of menial outcomes for offenders and help troubled youths in the neighborhood. The judge stresses teamwork in crime, education, and home life. The ex-convict expresses a desire to lift up the next generation from his own upbringing.
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