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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1973
Page
4
The editorial urges readers to get free blood and urine tests during National Diabetes Week. It notes diabetes as a leading cause of death and blindness, yet controllable with diet, exercise, medicine, and early identification. The ADA theme emphasizes a potential cure within five years and mentions innovative implants in development.
In Washington a discussion of revisionist historians marks the tenth anniversary of Kennedy’s death and anticipates Nixon era reassessment. Garry Wills argues Kennedy blundered at the Cuban missile crisis while revisionists cast Nixon as a pacifist abroad and a cautious strategist at home.
Biddeford Daily paper masthead lists B F C Whitehouse Alta W Foster W Paul Casavant publisher Charles Sutton editor Gladys Whitehouse president and treasurer with business and editorial offices 283 3625 282 1535. Published daily except Sunday at 1 Adams Street Biddeford Maine 04005 subscription rates prepaid monthly six months and yearly. Associated Press rights noted and Newark address for distributor.
Washington reveals a purported burner plot by White House figures to destroy Brookings to aid an FBI file theft. Caulfield testified that Colson proposed arson to seize documents, but Dean halted plans. Caulfield fled the scheme. Colson dismissed it as Disneyland East. Nixon sought to reassure Brandt on allied consultation.
The Nation argues impeachment and Senate trial, not sudden resignation, best protect constitutional due process. It warns rushing to remove Nixon risks conspiracy theories, ongoing doubt, and political instability, urging a full, lawful adjudication with removal only after a two thirds Senate verdict.
A New York Times Syndicate feature notes common word mistakes in a Gahanna Ohio board of education bulletin. It highlights TENANT versus TENET and AFFECT versus AFFECTED, and explains CLOSED as adjective from the verb CLOSE. Word oddities cover participles as both verbs and adjectives.
Washington columnist describes a hectic weekend as phone calls from Moscow and Biscayne spill into family life. The piece captures the constant chatter of power centers and the duty to answer the calls of the powerful.
A narrator describes newsroom pressure as editors and columnists weigh whether to call for the President's resignation. The piece highlights Joseph Alsop, Dan Rather, Time, and other outlets while the narrator coolly resists rushing into judgment amid panic and public commentary.
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