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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1973
Page
4
The Kennebunks SAD 71 directors will cap meetings at 10 30 p m after reading the by laws noting start at 7 30 finish by 10 30 with reconvening if needed The editorial praises the move for concise sessions and credits the by law reader who spotted the rule.
Observers note President Nixon champions his cool image amid questions about temperament. The piece contrasts Kennedy and Johnson styles, argues coolness masks volatility, and cites past outbursts and crises to question the value of a so-called cool presidency.
Publication masthead lists Wm L Foster Alta W Foster F C Whitehouse W Paul Casavant publisher Sutton editor Whitehouse treasurer Gladys Whitehouse office and editorial departments. Notices show Biddeford Maine address and AP membership with subscription rates.
A 1960s style foreign affairs analysis notes Confucius as a symbol in a power struggle within the Chinese Communist leadership. It cites internal factionalism linked to Lin Piao and Liu Shao-chi, plus external Moscow influence via articles in Questions of History. The piece discusses enduring anti Confucian currents, the May Fourth legacy, and ongoing ideological battles aimed at shaping China’s future path.
James Reston reports Nixon’s briefing on a hypothetical Soviet move into Egypt and the dangers of oil dominance shaping global power. The piece evaluates detente, Washington Moscow tensions, and Israel’s precarious position amid shifting alliances and ongoing Arab gains.
A conservative columnist views Spiro Agnew as leaving a political poison that weakens Nixon as impeachment talk spreads. The piece contrasts Agnew’s downfall with Nixon’s current peril, notes doubts about Nixon’s innocence, and weighs Nixon’s talents against the risk of national calamity if he falls.
Paul Harvey notes a pattern of lenient justice across cities from Washington to Philadelphia. He cites parolees committing holdups, burglars released, and killers given short sentences, arguing the courthouse has a revolving door that leaves public safety at risk.
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