Editorial Page In Our Opinion Family doctor may Become a specialist
Editorial argues that general practitioners are evolving into a medical specialty Family medicine. It notes National Family Health Week and calls for residency training to prepare FPs as first contact physicians who know families and coordinate care. The piece highlights differing views between AAGP and AMA on family practitioners.
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American Academy of General Practice
AAGP
American Medical Association
Academy
An Editor's Outlook on universal prosperity fading
The piece argues that finite Earth resources threaten the American standard of living. It cites U S and global consumption of metals, notes rising populations, and warns against overreliance on technology alone. It concludes that the universal prosperity dream may dissolve as the 20th century progresses.
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Canada
Fred W. Stockeld
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
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India
Africa
United States
Western Europe
Harrison Brown
Caltech
Pope Paul VI
Help for Pets Spaying Clinics Planned to Curb Breeding
The Journal prints a reader letter urging support for humane efforts to end surplus animal killing. It highlights 90 million dogs and cats killed yearly and cites the American Humane Institute’s plan for low cost spaying clinics in major cities to reduce unwanted breeding. Readers can contact API at Box p Sacramento CA 95813 for more information.
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Imal Protection Institute, of America
API
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Sacramento
Calif
Johnson Nixon lunch signals rare wartime rapport
Washington report notes Johnson and Nixon, despite lifelong opposition, collaborated amiably at a historic luncheon. They discussed NATO invitations, Budget Bureau leadership, and cabinet appointments, plus US Soviet relations, ABM limits, and Vietnam peace prospects. Johnson urged early ratification and joint strategy with Moscow.
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Senate
Johnson
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Russia
USA
Ussr
Rus
World War III fears and bank record storage satire
Washington column mocks looming global conflict while lampooning banks storing mortgage records deep in Pennsylvania. The writer warns mortgages survive even if cities fall, urging prudent home buying and criticizing insurers and politicians.
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Pennsylvania
Washington sees impact of heavy Negro vote in Old South
Washington analysis notes about two million black voters across 11 Old South states voted on November 5, boosting Hubert Humphrey mainly in Texas by a narrow margin. Blacks won new state legislative seats in North Carolina Florida and Georgia, with speculation on future effects of Wallace’s third-party bid and possible realignment of southern political coalitions.
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Kosygin
Red Army
Czechoslovakia
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NEA
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Hubert Humphrey
Texas
Richard Nixon
South
Barry Goldwater
North Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Arkansas
Alabama
South Carolina
George Wilace
Wallace
Senate
Democratic Party
El Cid cabaret in Los Angeles a flamenco beacon
Russell Kirk extols El Cid on Sunset Boulevard as a tasteful flamenco cabaret in an old concert hall setting. He praises the authentic performances by artists from Seville, Mexico City, and East Los Angeles, noting modest prices and a focus on artistry over profit amid a trend toward commercialization.
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Los Angeles
Sunset Boulevard
Angeles
Spain
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Allen
Seville
Pepe Segundo
Raoul Martinez
Mexico City
Maranita
Los Anges
Juan Talaveras
West Side
Great Gulf
Sunset Strip
Madrid
Granada
Malaga
Palma
Sanctify life through daily actions says Keller's urging
In a brief devotional, Rev James Keller explores sanctify as more than church ritual. He links holy living to every daily habit from work to care, urging readers to act as God's instrument through love and truth in all they do.
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher and staff list
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists publisher W Paul Casavant editor E P Ingalls Mann and editorial department contact numbers. It notes subscription costs Payable in advance One month 2.60 six months 15.50 one year 31.00 and states Associated Press membership for local news republication rights.
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Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E P. Ingalls Mann
Seaeet
Associated Press
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