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Newspaper

Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1968

Page

3

Humphrey Faces Rival Third Party Push in 1968 Campaign

Humphrey denounces Nixon and Wallace as ineffectual on crime while warning of a waning Northern strength for Wallace in Michigan and Ohio. Muskie labels Wallace's tactics violent, Agnew denounces draft card protests, McCarthy refuses unity endorsement, and King Sr. backs Humphrey with civil rights resolve intact.

Nixon Wallace Michigan Ohio Humphrey Nixion National Association of Retail Druggists Boston Curtis E. LeMay Los Angeles Reublican Nixon LeMay Edmund S. Muskie Miami Muskie Spiro T. Agnew Agnew Eugene J. McCarthy McCarthy New York Paul O'Dwyer Martin Luther King Sr

Biddeford Teachers Feted At Reception

New teachers in the Biddeford public school system were introduced at the annual teachers reception sponsored by the Biddeford PTA at Kennedy School. Vice President Richard Charles led the session with plans for an October 31 cupcake sale to support the scholarship fund. Joseph Wood noted his coffee concession at Biddeford Junior High to aid scholarship needs.

Biddeford Parent-Teachers Association Kennedy School Erika Binette Richard Charles PTA Joseph Wood Biddeford Junior High School Smith Ruth Travers Jane Haines Royal Sheltra Mary Draggins Eleanor Wilensky

Political party presence in early United States residencies

Five political parties are represented in the early United States residency context including Federalist Democrat Republican, Democrat, Whig and Republican. The text notes multiple party affiliations across periods, reflecting evolving party structures. The identities emphasize named parties and their historical evolution.

United

Wallace cites riot control contrast in Alabama race

The candidate argues federal court rulings hinder police and asserts Alabama faced limited rioting under public safety director Floyd Mann. He credits enhanced Highway Patrol strength, riot training, and better equipment, while blaming crime on anarchists and revolutionaries, accusing major parties of yielding to them.

Wallace Alabama Floyd Mann Mann Lurleen Wallace Albert Brewer Public Safety Highway Patrol

Saturn Spacecraft Power Compared for Moon Mission

The article explains the Saturn 1B and Saturn 5 rockets, detailing their heights and thrust. It notes Saturn 1B stands 224 feet tall with 1.6 million pounds thrust in its first stage, and 225,000 pounds in the second stage, enough to lift a 16-ton Apollo craft. The Saturn 5, at 36 stories tall, delivers 7.5 million pounds thrust in its first stage, 1.1 million in the second, and 225,000 in the third, capable of carrying more than 50 tons toward the moon.

Pace One Cunningham America U.S Moon Somore Viet Union

Vatican marks 10th anniversary of Pius death

The Vatican observes ten years since Pius XII's death with mixed views. Some critics cite his World War II conduct while others push for beatification. Pope Paul VI holds special memorials including a Mass at St. Peter's tomb.

Associated Press Vatican City Pius Pope Paul VI Vatican Secretariat of State St. Peter’s Basilica Pius Tomb

Newsboys and Saigon Papers Amid War Era Despair

In wartime Saigon, newsboys struggle with paper shortages as authorities shutter titles. Readers ignore politics for serials and sensational crime stories. Classifieds blur lines with thieves’ markets and dubious language schools. drug ads tout Chinese medicine and penicillin.

Franco Oernetional Siesta Saigon So and So

Wallace for President headquarters opens in Augusta

Augusta AP dispatch reports Joseph Paulin announces the Wallace for President state headquarters will open today in Augusta with a ribbon cutting led by a first-time youth politician. The event marks the local launch and introduction of the young entrant.

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Tun Abdul Razak Philippines Sabah Augusta Joseph Paulin Paulin

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