Editorial Page In Our Opinion Life luxurious for Former president
The piece argues that life after the presidency has become lavish, citing Lyndon Baines Johnson and his $12 million library project at UT including a replica oval office and a roof helicopter pad. It notes ongoing federal spending on Johnson related offices, a post office, and equipment, contrasting with earlier ex presidents’ retirements.
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Lyndon Baines Johnson
Texas
Johnson
University of Texas
White House
Dallas
Johnson City
Independence
Truman
Gettysburg College
Eisenhower
The
Republic
Virginia’s viewpoint on a novel psychiatry convention
Virginia Payette notes the Miami Beach gathering of the American Psychiatric Association sparked headlines without Hollywood stars or student protests. Speakers, from Leon Salzman to Judd Marmor and Armand Nichols, offered provocative talks on infidelity sex pills and motorbike mantras, while heart transplant cases from Stanford and Cape Town highlighted post op changes. The columnist jokes the Blaibergs could headline next year to outdo this year.
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Mike
American Psychiatric Association
Miami Beach
Golden
Florida
Francis J. Kane
University of North Carolina School of Medicine
Chapel Hill
Kane
Armand M. Nichols Jr
Harvard University
Nichols
Donald T Lunde
Stanford Medical Center
Stanford
Cape Town
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Blaiberg
London
Newehiatricts
Blaibergs
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher Contact and Rates
Biddeford Maine publisher list Adams Street Biddeford Maine 04005 Wa dy Casavant publisher E P Ingalls managing telephone subscription rates payable in advance monthly 2 60 six months 15 50 one year 31 00 member of the Associated Press AP news dispatches exclusive use notice.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Dy Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Cem Baiarial D Dept
Associated Press
AP News
Washington oil lobby delays desulphurization plan
A quiet lobbying push by Shell, Humble, Creole and others delayed a plan to desulphurize Venezuelan oil for Atlantic Coast refineries. The move stalls a 240,000 bpd project in New York New Jersey and delays by at least a year as oil giants seek favorable terms and rival North African imports.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Atlantic
Department of Hew
Eastern Seaboard
Venezuela
Machiasport
Maine
New
Defense Department
United States
HEW
Oil Import Administration of the Interior Department
Carter Perkins
Shell
David Bryce
John Knodell
David Smiley
Humble Oil
Humble
Creole of Venezuela
Standard of New Jersey
Nixon
Special Oil Commission
Oil Commission
Creole
New York
New Jersey
Amuay
Aruba
Shell and
Libya
Algeria
Nigeria
Africa
Leoni
Enriqo Tejera - Paris
Caracas
Senate
Oil Import Administration
Caldera
World on the Pool: Nixon, Stone and a Political Outlook
A column ponders W. Clement Stone’s praised mental attitude and wealth rise, suggesting Nixon’s leadership grows from solving problems. It contrasts Republican resilience with Democratic woes, notes space race aims, and humorously critiques government agencies amid a chaotic 1960s tone.
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Ly Don Maclean
Washington
Henry David Thoreau
Walden Pond
Nixon
W. Clement Stone
Stone
How to Keep from Being a Widow Pointers Listed
A New York State Health Department notice outlines three minutes a day of tips designed to help individuals avoid widowhood. The brief guidance emphasizes practical daily routines and health checks to maintain longevity and well being.
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New York State Health Department
Washington News South Sees Large Black Migration Out of North Carolina
Bruce biossat reports a continuing large outflow of graduating Black youths from North Carolina to northern cities, a trend spreading to the South. He warns that tobacco harvesting mechanization could erase up to 150000 farm jobs held mostly by Black workers within six years, intensifying migration.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Seaboard
North Carolina State University
Emoe
Terry Sanford
The Real Reason for Unrest Among College Students
Russell Kirk argues boredom drives student unrest, not campus rebellion, criticizes Clark Kerr and the multiversity concept, and notes discontent stems from perceived hollow higher education and lowered standards, with implications for policy and enrollment goals. The piece compiles editor impressions and quoted views on campuses, society, and reform.
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Clark Kerr
University of California
Carnegie Foundation
Michigan State University
America
Kerr
Berkeley
Berker
Vietnam
Washington
I$s
Pat Brown
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