Our government of Laws not of men tribute editorial
Hon James S. Erwin presents Law Day essay praising the origin and purpose of the common law system. He traces foundations to Alfred the Great and divine law, links to the Declaration of Independence and U S Constitution, and extols lawyers as guardians of order justice and rights. The piece emphasizes government by laws and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Erwin
Generan
Maine
Alfred the Great
Venus
America
United States
To The Point Authority in Decay By Russell Kirk
The essay argues that modern society collapses without respect for authority, urging reliance on moral and traditional authorities. A homeless skeptic, Clinton Wallace, embodies the defiance debate, while quoting Newman Burke and others to defend authority as essential for action and social order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Kirk
Newman
Edmund Burke
Democracy in Greece shaken by American ties and coup
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports tensions over Greece’s military dictatorship and the Truman Doctrine. Margaret Chant and Andreas Papandreou, linked to liberal Greek politics, face treason charges while U S and CIA roles draw critique. U S aid and policy shifts spark debate on democracy and Cold War strategy in Athens.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Elmhurst
Ill
University of California
Athens
Johnson
State Department
Europe
Franco
Spain
Margaret Chant
University of Minnesota
Andreas Papandreou
Papandreou
Greece
Margaret
Andreas
Togethe
Aspida
Turkey
Bosporus
Soviet Union
Black Sea
Harry Truman
United States
Jack Peurifoy
U.S
Truman
Karamanlis
Aegean
Central Intelligence
Ellis Briggs
CIA
Congress
Armed Services Committee
Mendel Rivers
South Carolina
News untouched by hands by Bob Considine
The article discusses future newsroom tech and remote console computers enabling editors to read edit and publish stories directly. It contrasts TV movie fiction with real press challenges including call handling from distant Toledo and the fragile telecommunication chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Considine
New York
Wiliam B. Kehl
MIST
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Volunteers and loyalty on public occasions in Biddeford
The piece praises Loyalty Day observances led by the VFW and its auxiliary, urges displaying the flag, and defends volunteers from police and fire departments. It includes a reader letter by Ted Dyer and a reply by Peter W. Panagakos arguing pacifists’ courage and veterans’ perspectives.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S.A
V.F.W
Biddeford Post
United States of America
V.F.W. Biddeford Post
V.F.W. Ladies Auxiliary
Post
Journal
Edward Smith
Smith
Vietnam
Korea
Mr. Smith
Peter W. Panagakos
Old Orchard Beach
Biddeford Saco Journal Publication Notice Preview
The Biddeford Saco Journal, published in Biddeford Maine, lists staff and contact numbers. An advertising blurb hints at a device or service that operates while you sleep or work, claiming it can bypass a roadblock and reveal Toledo sooner.
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Toledo
Viet Youths Hopeful After 23 Years Of War In Vietnam
Washington reports from a Vietnamese youth bulletin show young people aged under 30 form a resilient generation amid 23 years of war. They seek an independent peaceful, prosperous Vietnam, reject oppression, and welcome allied support while committing to rebuild a free society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cromley
Washington
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Council
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Ranoo
A Citizen Casts Doubt On Moon Race And Space Spending
Impressions of Inez Earth argues against funding the Apollo program while urging investment in terrestrial priorities. The piece questions the $23 billion spent, the risks of space travel, and the need to improve cities, education, crime, poverty, health, and the environment before pursuing lunar exploration. It urges a focus on Earthly needs over vanity in national goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Robe
Vietnam
United States
United Press International
America
Moon
Surveyor 3
Earth
Mars
Terra Firma
Three Minutes A Day To End Global Hunger And Death
An international children's group cites that 30,000 children die daily from hunger and preventable disease, with 16 million babies dying before age one each year. It notes widening gaps between rich and poor and calls for personal responsibility and aid guided by Christian duty.
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U.S
International
Children’s Organization
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Moscow
Playgirl
Rome
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Kehl
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Jack Lait
Paul Schoenstein
Edward Teller
Sam Sheppard
Ln.s
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New Yorker
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Fire
Biddeford
Ted Dyer
Biddeford - Saco Journal
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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Jesus
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