Editorial Thought for Evening: True Happiness
A compact reflection on happiness as a retiree’s peace, built first from self contentment and then from the quiet company of a few close friends. The piece channels Addison’s voice, urging calm, simple joy over pomp and noise.
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Joseph Addison
Lesson in freedom from Svetlana Alliluyeva guest
An opinion piece argues Americas true strength lies in upholding free thought and individual dignity rather than military might. It lauds Svetlana Alliluyeva for illustrating shared human values beyond Cold War divides and asserts freedom for dissenting people should be the path to peace.
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United States
Svetlana Alliluyeva
Alliluyeva
Kremlin
America
Josef Stalin
Soviet Union
Great Society misses in Latin America
Editor views President Johnson’s Punta del Este visit as offering promises but finds Latin American elites resistant to reforms. He cites Ecuador’s Arosemena, warns of ongoing crises, and notes mixed regional cases from Mexico to Argentina. The piece laments habits of mind and urges greater integrity and education, while hinting that more U.S. aid is contemplated.
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Johnson
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Otto Arosemena
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Juan Peron
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Kentucky Derby crowds spark protest notes at Churchill Downs
Promoters face criticism as fans flood Churchill Downs for the Derby amid calls for tighter security at the gates and at beverage and food stands. Jockey Kenny Knapp commented he would pursue aggressors who target him. The piece also touches on New York cleanliness costs and U S aerospace discussions, including remarks on the B 70 program and speed.
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America
Churchill Downs
the Downs
Kenny Knapp
Louisville
Pfaa
Washington lobby links with fascist figures and oil financier
A Washington Liberty Lobby hub under Allen Zoll, linked to anti Semitic groups and Willis Carto, teams with oilman H L Hunt who promotes harsh tax based elections. Meanwhile Johnson presses Cabinet to advance Great Society bills as Westmoreland seeks more troops. Lynch, Dodd aide and others face scrutiny over private investigators.
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Liberty Lobby
Allen Zoll
American Patriots, Inc
Justice Department
Gerald L. K. Smith
Zoll
Wills Carto
Carto
Nazi Germany
Africa
Biddeford Journal Letters Urge Plaque for Dane Yorke
A Letter to the Journal urges a modest plaque in the Biddeford Library honoring Dane Yorke for years of service to the library and historical work. The writer asks Mayor Lemire and the City Council to realize the project and celebrate Yorke publicly.
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Biddeford
Dane Yorke
Bill Lausier
Dane
Bill
Lausier
Leo Lemire
Mao unlikely to send troops into South Vietnam says Washington studies
Defense Department analysts say Mao Tse tung’s China will avoid conventional invasion of South Vietnam despite North Vietnam setbacks. They note Mao’s Korea losses, shift to guerrilla warfare, and belief that U.S. bombing would threaten China’s industry and nuclear plants, deterring full engagement.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn
Defense Department
Mao Tse Tung
China
South Vietnam
Mao
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
United States
North
Korea
Peng Teh-huai
Red China
Peng
Peking
U.S
Pascagoula law trio cited as model for crime control
In Pascagoula Mississippi Judge Darwin Maples and Police Chief Owen Davis win praise for crime control through steadfast law adherence. They credit disciplined policing and courtroom readiness with fewer offenses, contrasted with national crime spikes and faltering rights debates nationwide.
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Supreme Court
Pascagoula
Maples
Davis
Sam Walter Foss
Courtesy as a Tool in Law Enforcement Courtesy
A historical excerpt emphasizes courtesy as a vital tool for law enforcement, citing the FBI Bulletin on respect and acceptance from the public. It urges officers at all levels to show consistent politeness in all settings, linking courtesy to opening doors and reflecting divine regard for others.
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FBI
The Needle by Harold Coffin
Harold Coffin argues Black Power mirrors other bookish devices. He faults internal leaders and backseat drivers alike. A color blind navigator is needed to steer race relations through rocky times.
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Harold Coffin
Stokely Carmichael
Biddeford Saco Daily Publisher Ad Rates Listing
Advertising and subscription details for Biddeford Saco Daily confirm in advance rates. One month costs 2.60 dollars, six months 15.50, twelve months 31.00, with offices at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine and AP news dispatch handling.
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Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Mber
Associated Press
Ensy
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