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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1969
Page
4
The editorial notes the Saco petition to refer a North Street warehouse zoning change has 111 names with a 200-signature goal. It urges local residents to act by May 29, arguing democracy requires participation and contrasting with iron curtain freedoms. It warns the window to oppose the measure is closing.
Paul Harvey reports student power rising as leaders and militants clash with politicians and administrators. He notes many presidents changed hands, campuses saw violent rhetoric decline, and the draft and Vietnam departures helped calm tensions. At New Mexico State University Cowboys on Campus mocked campus protest culture with absurd demands, threatening disruptions if unmet.
Mrs Harold A Applin thanks the Biddeford Saco YWCA and Donna Daly for enabling her son to perform in The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. She praises the evening, the dancers, and the young performers, noting the audience enjoyed the show and wishing more people could attend.
A 6 year old transformed into a bright reader by three minutes a day with a finger puppet and individualized care. Coney Island Hospital runs a learning clinic with doctor teacher teams visiting schools. Officials describe reading disabilities as tied to emotional struggles that can spiral into lasting educational and emotional problems. The piece urges selfless care and active, meaningful communication inspired by Hebrews and Jesus.
Len Strom Thurmond and Nancy Moore wed before Christmas in Aiken SC. The affair drew public attention as Thurmond lectured Justice Douglas on age gaps in marriage and the couple settled in Harbour Square. The piece likens Thurmond and Douglas as fitness buffs and notes the early morning marital tensions and their Capitol Hill drives.
In East Berlin the skyline fills with flags and posters declaring slogans like The People Build for the People. The guide notes rapid building of 20 new structures as tourism targets the West, while a museum and landmarks tempt travelers on the eastern side. A visit to a Russian heroes cemetery follows a goose stepped guard change. Abe Fortas is criticized for his brief but active tenure as a Justice.
The Needle discusses a proposed one man peacekeeping force for the United Nations. Its first task would be to maintain peace among U N delegates, highlighting the challenges of enforcing harmony within the UN body.
Washington segment outlines Students for a Democratic Society volunteers infiltrating industry this summer. The manual advises patience on the job, listening to workers, and learning plant history to reveal class power and links to Vietnam. It stresses forming long-term ties and follow-up after the summer.
Washington column argues doves push for a softer line under Rogers and Richardson, while Kissinger’s stance at the White House favors no troop withdrawals. The piece claims rumors spark fear of a capitulation in Paris and urges Nixon to declare a firm, unified approach and block any premature troop withdrawal.
A fragmented view on security council veto power. The UN stabilizes conflicts in space while moon lacks member status. Red China nears eligibility for UN admission as tensions rise among global powers.
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