Biddeford Plans Junk Auto Crackdown Enforcement stepped up citywide
In Our Opinion the crackdown on junk automobiles is welcome. An assistant building inspector will accelerate enforcement by closing gaps and reducing blight that harms appearance and may deter industrial relocation. June 30 is the deadline for noncompliant owners to remove vehicles.
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Biddeford
New York
Otis Pike
Rivers
Army
Willis Hawkins
Pentagon
Lockheed
Lock 7
Pike
Bates
Massachusetts
William Bates
Automobiles and Smog Debate Cut to Core of Clean Air
Two experts offer opposing yet extreme remedies to smog, while a middle path suggests retrofits on old cars. Chrysler and GM officials advocate engine gadgetry to cut exhaust by about 80 percent, with costs under 100 dollars. public policy temptations include mandating gadgets on all cars, funded over three years. The piece mixes serious industry talk with quips about Easter pay, adult film seating, and Bathyphobia jokes.
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Tom Stafford
Los Angeles
Space
California
Hhe
General Motors
Lawrence R. Hafstad
Hafstad
Othr Marines
Peace Corps CIA taint linked to Accion donor ties
The column alleges continuity between Peace Corps and CIA through Accion links, naming Joe Blatchford as new Peace Corps head connected to Accion figures and donors, and recounts documented concerns over Accion funding from Donner Foundation and related figures, with broader critique of Congressional oversight on defense contracts and NYA endorsement reversal.
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Washington
Kennedy
Peace Corps
CIA
Joe Blatchford
Nixon
Accion
Central Intelligence Agency
John McCone
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Latin America
Blatchford
Pepsi Cola
Don Kendall
Kendall
Wall Street
Richard Nixon
Venezuela
Brazil
Argentina
Donner Foundation
Free Labor Committee
Nixon Law Firm
Milton Rose
Terry Holcombe
Rivers
Vince
Franklin Johnson
New York Daily News
National Youth Alliance
Reuben Maury
NYA
Daily News
the News
Parent letter about Navy son and Nixon visit at sea
A Williamstown journal letters section recounts a son in the US Navy writing home about President Richard Nixon boarding the USS Saratoga on Armed Forces Day to observe air demolition tactics. He describes meeting Nixon and sharing navigation details, prompting pride from his parents and a defense of local Little League practices.
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US Navy
Richard M. Nixon
Saratoga
Journal
Leonard Bertrand
Little League
Negro apartheid echoes in quiet North Carolina
Washington-based observer Bruce Biassat describes a Swanquarter Hyde County party of black separatists led by Golden Frinks. They demand to keep an all-black school open under desegregation and seek 40 acres of a federal wildlife refuge as a separatist enclave. The group symbolizes evolving white and black attitudes amid desegregation.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
Raleigh
N.C
Robert Scott
Hyde
Carolna
Swanquarter
Pamlico Sound
Cape Hatteras
Golden Frinks
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Federal Wild Life Refuge
Swanauerter
Acres
Wild Life Refuge
Franks
South Africa
North Carolina
America
Berlin Museum tour through a serious tourist town
East Berlin guide touts sites from the Fuhrer bunker to a grand museum of pillaged antiquities. The Berlin Museum impresses with Babylon walls and Nebuchadnezzar temples, while the 1,100-foot TV tower promises a view of both Berlins as tourists watch and rulers fear escape.
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Don Maclean
East Berlin
Berlin Wall
West Berlin
Fuhrerbunker
Hitler
Ber
Berlin
Europe
Babylon
Nebuchadnezzar
Carthage
British Museum
London
Egypt
The Needle Sparks Debate on Women’s Fashion
Readers weigh in on pantsuits miniskirts and see through blouses as fashion shifts divide opinions. Contemporary men react with mixed alarm to plunging necklines and new styles like high boots, while some claim to understand women less than before.
Three Minutes A Day Barber Gives Free Haircuts to Harlem Kids
A Harlem barber offers free haircuts for 30 to 40 boys weekly every Monday 2 to 4 pm. He says he derives satisfaction from helping the youngsters and plans to continue the service, stating he earns a living from these kids and feels he owes them.
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Harlem
Venus
Objectivity in Classroom Current Events Papers
Russell Kirk discusses a Cornell study by William T. Lowe on objectivity and liberal bias in five student weekly papers and adult weeklies. The panel found student papers more liberal yet sometimes more objective than adult publications, challenging assumptions about neutrality and urging use of varied sources while recognizing inherent bias in all outlets.
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Russell Kirk
Sch Weekly
World Week
American Observer
Our Times
William T. Lowe
Cornell University
Journal of Educational Research
Time
Newsweek
US News and World Report
the New Republic
National Review
The
New Republic
Eee
Lish
Rysion
Biddeford Saco Journal publisher info and rates
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists publishing and editorial staff on Adams Street Biddeford Maine with contact numbers. It also details subscription rates payable in advance: one month two dollars sixty cents and six months fifteen dollars and fifty cents.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associates Press
Associated Press
AP News
Post Biddeford
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