In Our Opinion on Inaction and Global Injustice
The piece links Kitty Genovese’s murder to the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia, arguing non involvement worsens crime. It draws a parallel between public indifference and world inaction, noting no world court but global opinion has judged the aggressors guilty. The tone condemns passive restraint and emphasizes collective responsibility.
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New York
Kitty Genovese
Czechoslovakia
Yee Joehan
Court of World Opinion
United States
Ames
U.S.A
Paul Bunyan
Labor Day
Impressions Of Inez Heritage Of Thanksgiving Lost
Inez Robb notes a parent’s shock at children mislearning Thanksgiving as a football spectacle tied to Knute Rockne and TV parades. She laments commercialization pushing Pilgrim history aside, suggesting football and holidays now define Thanksgiving more than gratitude and Pilgrim origins.
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Junior
Teevee
Plymouth Rock
Santa Claus
Knute Rockne
Television and digestion blur in odd voiced ramble
A fragmented, playful monologue mocks TV ads and education about digestion while joking about marriage and divorce lawyers. It weaves claims about nasal passages stomach acid and watching receivers on screens, then notes how announcers spell things and sell inside information.
Nixon art office picks shift to American moderns
Washington report notes Nixon, now president elect, arranged for 10 American modern paintings for his temporary Washington offices at FOB 7. Collection includes landscapes and works by diverse American artists, with cautious choices by National Collection of Fine Arts. Kennedy signals early 1960s campaign activity with congratulatory wires to several Congress members.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
National Collection of Fine Arts
Johnson
Court of Claims
Decatur House
Lafayette Square
Elect Nixon
LBJ
Nixon
Europe
Donald I. McClelland
National Collection of Fine Aats
House UN- American Activities Committee
Mr. McClelland
Jacques Hnizdovsky
William H. Johnson
Marrakesh
Ansei Uchima
McClelland
Thomas George
Solid Americaiiters
Meelland
Kennedy Muskie split looms in New England race
The discussion of a Teddy Kennedy challenge to Senator Muskie signals a potential Democratic split in a 1972 New England battle. Muskie, once seen as heir apparent, gains mixed momentum after a strong campaign showing, while Kennedy’s move could reshape the field among two Catholics and two generations of immigrant lineage. The Johnson era ending and Nixon room shuffles add broader political turmoil to the backdrop.
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Teddy Kennedy
New
Eres
Senate
Muskie
Mac's World Democrats for Congress by Don Maclean
Nixon seeks to include Democrats in his Cabinet and the columnist cheekily suggests a slate of unlikely picks. He mocks party lines, proposes names for Cabinet posts, and ends with a satirical note on global and domestic concerns including France's money crisis and Britons avoiding tax hikes.
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Don Maclean Washington
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Sean
Don
George Ball
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Arthur
Democrats Back Nixon After Victory Urges Constructive Opposition
Washington Democratic leaders urged cooperative opposition to the incoming Nixon administration focusing on war and urban civil rights. A top party figure said Democrats should support Nixon’s efforts to end the Vietnam war and address city trouble, while pursuing internal reforms before 1970. He cited Humphrey, Muskie, Kennedy, and McGovern as key allies shaping a reformist, more activist party. The talk hints at 1972 nomination plans and party dynamics involving McCarthy supporters and the Kennedy wing.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington
Nixon
Hubert Humprey
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Massachusetts
George McGovern
Dakota
Eugene McCarthy
Humphrey
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Ted
Senate
To The Point Fictitious Characters Are Realer Than Creators
Russell Kirk argues that fictional figures like Huck Finn and Don Quixote feel more real and historically significant than their supposed authors or biographical counterparts. He cites Unamuno, Cervantes, Shakespeare, and Moses to claim that tradition and poetry create enduring realities beyond flesh and blood creators.
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Verona
Juliet
Romeo
Shakare
Huckle- Finn
Hannibal
Issouri
Huck
Tom
Jim
Mississippi
Miguel de Unamuno
Don Quixote
Sancho
Anthony Kerrigan
Princeton University Press
Unauno
Don Quixote de
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
Unamuno
Cervantes
Hamlet
Buddha
Moses
Sinai
King Lear
Shakespeare
Lear
Manfred Arcane
Arcane
Russell Kirk
Three Minutes a Day by Rev James Keller
A childlike faith lesson links Mark ten fifteen to a New York Times column about a 10 year old boy proposing a coalition of 8 to 12 year olds to press adults to clean up slums and curb violence. The piece notes how youth can see hope where adults fear despair and urges renewed childlike trust to improve desperate situations.
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Tousen
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Dad
Teevee
Junior
Buddy Johnes
Sis
Addy
New York
Kingdom Times
Ster
Lems
Perrie
Keate
Biddeford Saco Journal masthead and rates notice
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists editorial and business contacts and subscriptions rates. It notes the paper as a member of the Associated Press and defines copyright and post office classification. Subscription prices are one month two dollars sixty, six months fifteen fifty, and one year thirty one dollars.
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Ingalls Mana
Associated Press
Ap News
Biddeford
Maine
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