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Newspaper

Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1973

Page

4

Editorial Page In Our Opinion on Newspaper Week

An opinion piece celebrates Newspaper Week and the American press. It praises the press as a foundation of the Republic and a premier mass communication medium. The column argues freedom of speech and of the press must be defended and warns against government overreach.

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Plain talk in Washington opens new cabinet role

James Reston notes a shift as officials publicly question White House control. Richard- son and Shultz push independence, Kissinger and Schlesinger court Congress, Agnew claims a vendetta and demands accountability, while Nixon stays a spectator as cabinet members craft policy without direct White House orders.

James Reston New York Times Mayberg Si Ae Washington Nixon Elliot L. Richardson White House Agnew Treasury George P. Shultz Tokyo Mel Laird Laird Joe Loftus Shultz Sultz State Kissinger Defense Schlesinger Congress Richardson Kissinger Schlesinger Justice Department Ay Zotereen Ae A Fred Graham Justice Petersen Graham Mitchell Ehrlichman Haldeman Ablic Gen. Haig

Quotations on Knowledge and Growth From Classic Authors

A trio of maxims from Oliver Wendell Holmes, Schumann, and Henry W. Longfellow. Holmes urges inner potential for knowledge in every person, Schumann counsels learning from peers, and Longfellow notes that low points precede rising tides.

Oliver Wendell Holmes

CIA trains foreign police in Texas terror school

Washington reports CIA bomb and booby trap experts quietly train foreign police at the Border Zone Academy in Los Fresnos Texas. The program run with AID faces Pentagon opposition and targets police from Brazil Guatemala Thailand Uruguay Panama and El Salvador amid concerns over aiding military regimes.

CIA Texas Jack Anderson Washington Central Intelligence Agency Pentagon Agency For International Development Border Zone Academy Los Fresnos James Abourezk D-S.d America Abourezk Matthew Harvey Defense Department Harvey Brazil Guatemala Thailand Uruguay Panama el Salvador E. Howard Hunt Eduardo Daniel Ellsberg Hunt Watergate

China’s Endless Do It Yourself Revolution Seen in 2nd Anniversary

A News Service analysis notes Mao Zedong and Chou En-lai maintain control as China marks its regime’s anniversary. It traces Maoist aims rooted in peasant power, permanent revolution, and a leadership that reshapes a famine ruined past into a modern, literate, self confident nation while balancing the risks of ongoing upheaval.

C. L. Sulzberger New York Times Peking Shanghai Teilhard de Chardin China Mao Tse-tun Mao Chou En-lai Chou Lenin Soviet Union Germany Russia Sun Yat-sen Pakistan India Indonesia France America Thomas Jefferson

Word Oddities and Language Notes From Bernstein

Theodore Bernstein offers language guidance noting Nixon’s Sept. 5 press conference audit contradicting common newspaper headlines. He explains usage of USE versus USED and highlights correct past tense forms with and without the auxiliary did. He traces SCRIMMAGE to skirmish and flags graceful writing in modern prose.

Theodore Bernstein Nixon George F. Smith Berryville Ark Preacher Rose Stan Musial Roe Gir Theodore M. Bernstein The New York Times Syndicate

Death by own action rate among Black women rises

Ebony reports insurance researchers show death by own action increasing sharply among Black women, exceeding 80 percent over a decade and reaching historic highs. Experts attribute rise to social isolation, failing institutions, and the decline of the Black church, with proffered causes debated among sociologists and doctors.

Paul Harvey Ebony Pegemanins Bert Hendin Harlem Hospital Ronald Maris Detroit Aeanieegi Floyd _ Wylie Wylie Come Comer

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Washington Scene Schumann Henry W. Longfellow Ellsberg Senate Watergate Committee Ft. Holabird Eugenio Martinez William Buckley Bank of Miami Foreign Affairs Bernstein Your Foundation For Paul Harvey News Alta W. Foster
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