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Newspaper

Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1968

Page

4

On to the Moon for A Christmas Trip Editorial

The piece notes NASA readiness for Apollo 8 with a staged approach from Earth orbit to lunar flyby. If successful astronauts Borman Lovell and Anders would glimpse the moon 70 miles away, marking America's boldest step toward a crewed lunar landing within a year, while prioritizing safety over speed.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Frank Borman James Lovell William Anders United States

Key ingredient missing In rebirth of Bearcat

Nostalgia colors a note on the Stutz Bearcat return as Stutz Motor Car of America plans a 1969 run of modern classic versions. The piece laments the absence of the original model’s charm and the era’s distinctive style, contrasting past glamour with new limited editions.

Stutz Motor Car of America, Inc Yesteryear

Skyjacking Threat Faces Tough Hunt for Solution

Paul Harvey notes a persistent skyjack problem from the 1960s with multiple hijackings, diverse motives, and limited detection methods. He calls for a discreet surveillance system capable of distinguishing weapons without provoking false alarms, while acknowledging no clear fix exists yet.

FAA ATA Confess ALPA

Brain drain hits developing nations harder says U N report

A United Nations study finds underdeveloped lands suffer as professionals such as doctors nurses scientists engineers and teachers migrate to Western Europe and the United States. Reasons include pay better life amenities and research chances but many would return home if compensated fairly. the call is for selfless sacrifice and viewing others interests alongside our own.

U.N Sionals Europe United States

Biddeford Saco Journal ad and masthead details

The Biddeford Saco Journal lists publisher Casavant and Ingalls as editor, with staff departments and local subscription rates. It notes AP membership and rights to republication of local views and AP dispatches, with postal terms and addresses.

Adams Street Biddeford Maine Casavant Ingalls Associated Press Ap News

Washington Merry-Go-Round links in Panama

WashingtonPearson and Anderson report a Panamanian military junta backed by Latin American communists has ousted President Arnulfo Arias. Col Omar Torrijos and Col Boris Martinez head the regime, triggering shootings, censorship, and a national shift toward unity against the coup while Arias seeks asylum in Washington.

Drew Pearson Jack Anderson Washington Panama Canal Zone United States Tthe State Department Col Omar Torrijos People’s Party Communist Party Boris Martinez University of Panama State Department Dr. Arias Arnulfo Arias National Guard Trai Defense Department Gles Panamanian National Guard Latin America Arias Bolivar Vallarino Vallarino Panama Canal Jose Maria Pinilla Bolivar Urrutia Salvador Chile Colombia Frederico Boyd Topago Col. Pinilla Urrutia Junta People’s Party of Moses Torrijos Moscow Col. Torrijos Ricaurte Soler Cherokee

Mac's World Writer Laments Nixon Delay And Indecision

Washington columnist Don MacLean jokes about liquor use among reporters as he skewers President-elect Nixon for delays in outlining policy. He mocks Nixon’s travel to Florida and New York and quips about meeting delays, ending with a mock question about LBJ and Nixon friendship rings.

Don Maclean Washington National Press Club Woodrow Wilson Washington Press Corps Cape Carns Nixon Key Biscayne Florida Miami White House Lyndon Johnson New York LBJ

Hermit tree crabs offered for Christmas from Creative Playthings

The Needle notes Creative Playthings, Inc offers hermit tree crabs sold in pairs guaranteed not to reproduce. The ad brands them whimsical and friendly for the family Christmas tree, contrasting with rabbits as a nonreproducing pet option. The reviewer quips the house does not need another old crab.

Harold Coffin Creative Playthings, Inc

Readers Ask Biddeford Candidates Questions On City Projects

The Journal prints a six point questionnaire for mayoral and council candidates asking whether they would back a Police Department Relocation Committee a Teen Center Committee a Central Park Committee a Day Care Center Committee a Maine Handicrafts And Hobbies Fair Committee and a Biddeford Pedestrians Bill of Rights plus reflects on honest government and community needs. The letter includes a note of appreciation from the postmaster and thanks patrons for support during his years of service in Biddeford Pool.

Biddeford Police Department Maine General Services Administration Biddeford Central Park Saco Journal Lemire Lausier

Pollution cripples Bondsville fire protection role

Bondsville, Palmer Mass faces millions in fire losses as the canal built for fire protection fouled by paper mill, textile and wire works residues delays pumping. Chief Theodore notes crews had to move upstream and use multiple trucks. Ware chief Hevey cites debris clogging strainers. Pollution also hinders firefighting equipment, with no sewage treatment in town.

Polly Bradley Bondsville Mills Palmer Canals Bondsville Palmer Mass Palmer Canal Swift Gus Theodore Chicopee Theodore Swift River Robert Hevey Ware

Myths vs facts in 1968 election spillover analysis

Washington correspondent Bruce Biassot debunks myths about Nixon Humphrey race notes that California, New York and core city voting patterns mattered. Post election checks show GOP gains from old Democratic coalitions and a large Black turnout aided by COPE. Southern realignment attributed to Wallace, not Nixon/Agnew-Thurmond.

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