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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1968
Page
4
The piece argues every citizen should consider registering and voting, while acknowledging the right to abstain. It notes that voter turnout shapes outcomes and highlights that even nonvoters influence which candidate wins. It concludes that abstainers still leave lasting impact through the remaining voters.
Paul Harvey outlines how the next president will name Supreme Court justices and shape FBI oversight. He warns of politicized use of archives and stresses the need to consider law enforcement directions, amid debates over Ramsey Clark and Hoover. He urges voters to weigh these changes before Election Day.
Biddeford Maine paper announces subscription rates and publishing details. Ad emphasizes Advance payment terms and district postal classifications. Includes publisher contact hints and notes Associated Press rights for local news.
Washington sees a House Whitten amendment to cut off Civil Rights Act enforcement for schools. Senate conferees sided with the House, risking renewed segregation and possible legal fights as districts face funding suspensions. The move is portrayed as a setback to civil rights progress amid space and court-appointment rumors.
Senator Lausche notes Justice Fortas listing the White House as his business address in Who's Who and questions the process while Griffins retort. A desk once owned by Daniel Webster is rediscovered in the Chamber of Commerce. Bread prices rise with farmer shares shrinking to 2.6 cents. Rep Poff derides Attorney General as chief enforcer, and HEW reports that low income expectant mothers receive less medical care.
Bruce Biassot notes Nixon presents a steady, middle class image promising order amid war protests and urban unrest. He appeals to quiet Americans who seek lawful payers, taxes, schools, and peace, while acknowledging protests and crime as issues requiring strong leadership.
Russell Kirk argues the Senate filibuster protected the public by delaying Jackson Johnson era Fortas nomination. Griffin challenges Nixon critiques. Fortas contested integrity, separation of powers and ethics, prompting scrutiny and partisan maneuvering amid hurried actions. The piece defends the filibuster as prudent delay and minority protection.
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