Saco Vote Urges Charter For Full-Time City Administrator
Editorial urges Saco voters to approve a new city charter to hire a full-time administrator. It argues growth and complex funding require professional management, notes power remains with the council and voters, and says the charter can be amended later.
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Saco
Motives and Hatred in Political Debate
An essay discusses how politicians like Roosevelt Wallace Nader Eisenhower Nixon face media hatred and public suspicion. It contrasts motives in defending liberty and justice with alleged tyrannical aims, urging readers to seek mixed motives and reasoned judgment. The Journal invites signed letters up to 300 words.
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Franklin Roosevelt
George Wallace
Ralph Nader
Dwight Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Nixon
White House
Nottingham
Sirica
Biddeford Saco Journal Madelyne Foster Family News Note
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists Alta W Foster and Wm E Foster with life spans 1881 1963 and 1889 1972 along with staff names B F C Whitehouse W Paul Casavant Charlie C Sutton Gladys M Whitehouse and contact numbers for the Biddeford Maine office. It notes publisher editor and business office roles and AP membership as part of the newspaper’s masthead.
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Wm. E. Foster
B. F. C. Whitehouse
W. Paul Casavant
Charlies C. Sutton
Gladys M. Whitehouse
Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Associated Press
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White House plotted to tie Hughes to Democrats
Washington memo details Haldeman and Dean weighing a press strategy to link Howard Hughes with the Democratic Party. Bebe Rebozo received $100,000 from Hughes as part of internal White House maneuvering. The plan, discussed in January 1971, included press leaks and consultations with Robert Maheu and Larry O'Brien.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Bebe Rebozo
Nixon
Howard Hughes
White House
Hughes
Rebozo
H.R. Haldeman
Larry O’brien
Qaantom
Democrats
Haldeman
Dean
Thce
John Dean
Bebe
O'Brien
Robert Maheu
Nevada
Maheu
Bennet
O’brien
Bob Bennett
Bennett
Abroad At Home Nixon and trust in institutions damaged
Anthony Lewis argues Nixon's misrepresentation at a press conference harms belief in government. He says the Burr case distortion shows a pattern eroding trust across FBI CIA courts Congress and the Presidency, urging lawful, institutional healing through investigation and impeachment.
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Anthony Lewis
New York Times News Service
Washington
Nixon
Aaron Burr
Thomas Jefferson
Marshall
Jefferson
James Wilkinson
U.S
George Hay
United States
Richard Nixon
Britain
Federal Bureau of Investigation
F.B.I
J. Edgar Hoover
Theentral Intelligence Agency
C.sa
Watergate
Cambodia
Congress
ALDA Emerges to Guide Land Development Reform
Paul Harvey extols the American Land Development Assn ALDA as a self policing federation to curb promoter excesses and defend ecological propriety. He argues industry led ethics and Washington presence will restore trust, promote responsible growth and defend against federal overreach.
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America the Beautiful
American South
Southwest
American Land Development Assn
America
South
Albuquerque
New Minco
SEC
FTC
EPA
IRS
ALDA
ASDA
Washington
A Conservative Viewpoint Nixon's Tet
The piece surveys the reaction to Nixon's actions as the Watergate crisis unfolds. It notes calls for resignation from figures like Inouye and others, compares leaders to Hitler, and questions the legitimacy of the Administration amid tapes scrutiny. It reflects on public tolerance and the shifting political legitimacy as impeachment polls rise.
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Inouye
Richard Nixon
Hitler
Nixon
Sirica
Henry Petersen
Watergate
Sen. Stennis
Archibald Cox
Stennis
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FBI
San Clemente
Bebe Rebozo
Howard Hughes
Spiro Agnew
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