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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1972
Page
4
The piece argues diplomatic immunity is a long standing tradition but not absolute and cites a Netherlands case of a Palestinian on an Algerian passport with weapons. It urges a review of the system to curb illegitimate use while maintaining trust and hospitality for legitimate diplomats.
Industrial consultant Robert Brooks says the Wankel rotary engine could dwarf the impact of color TV. The design uses only two moving parts, rotates instead of pistons, and promises lighter, cheaper, quieter power for cars, trucks, and tools, with Detroit betting on widespread adoption within eight years.
At 19 Jody Smith becomes Ayshire mayor defeating a 72 year old incumbent by 48 votes. He fines his 17 year old brother $24 for a minor faction, raises speed limit, and blends mayoral duties with studies at Emmerserg Community College. He cites the 1964 Republican Convention as spark and quotes Proverbs on governance.
Publication masthead for Biddeford Maine paper with staff names W Foster E Ingalls Gladys Whitehouse and Casavant publisher. Includes address 11 Adams Street Biddeford ME 04005 and subscription rates, AP membership and ad representative details.
Washington circ.: lawmakers prepare official travels to Europe and Asia after elections. Delegations from Senate, House plan Bonn meetings and tours to London Paris Rome Madrid Belgrade Sofia with spouses, officials request military transport and cars, media coverage discouraged.
Don Maclean recounts a get-rich plan to raise 2.5 million from 1000 investors by offering a guaranteed $1 return and a lavish lifestyle in exchange for $2,500 each. He outlines investing in risky assets and paying profits to backers via annual private reports, while noting potential losses from wild bets.
Washington observer argues 1972 campaign wasted money and energy through bloated logistics and staged media events. He notes Nixon and McGovern campaigns relied on costly air travel and helicopters, with limited voter contact and heavy emphasis on TV markets. He criticizes lengthy nominating battles and deceptive tactics.
Washington analysis argues that William Rogers and Henry Kissinger jointly guide U.S. policy. Rogers remains the president’s chief foreign affairs adviser and cabinet member, while Kissinger serves as a White House policy professional without electoral ambitions. The piece stresses their cooperation over rivalry and the president as the ultimate historical point of reference.
Physicians visiting from the People's Republic report chopstick mishaps are common and cause medical issues as slips between lip and rice bowl lead to sticks becoming lodged in the nose.
A playful line of aphorisms links chopsticks in the nose to acupuncture fads and Confucius advising to use a noodle to pick a grain of rice. The quip imagines odd methods inspiring health trends with a tongue in cheek tone.
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