Race Problems Have A Big People Factor In Our Nation
An editorial notes widespread fear over race and cites Gallup data showing white fear at 35 percent and Black fear at 40 percent of using streets at night. It discusses a Phi Delta Kappa study supporting desegregation, notes Florida junior colleges’ tepid Black enrollment, and describes Cleveland residents opposing low cost housing for inner city Black families, concluding that the core issue is people rather than race.
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Law and Order
Phi Delta Kappa Commission On Education, Human Rights and Responsibilities
Florida
Southern Education
Lee Seville
Cleveland
Ohio
Afghanistan
Ghana
Gov. Scranton
George Wallace
Europe
United States
Hitler
Wallace
Chicago
Healthful steak grilling gains dubious cancer caveat
A column notes in favor of charcoal cooking despite a carcinogen benzpyrene present in small amounts. Experts say a person would need about 30 million grilled steaks to reach danger. Yet environmental pollution warns of Earth's limited generational survival.
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David M. Gates
Missouri Bootanical Gardens
St. Louis
An Overdose of News Warns Psychiatrist Panel
Dr Heinz Lehmann of Douglas Hospital Montreal warns at a psychiatry symposium that the public faces an overdose of news from all media. He cites overstimulation and exhaustion from constant bombardment by events, debates, trials, and violence, with researchers linking violence exposure to increased arousal and social withdrawal.
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Heinz Lehmann
Douglas Hospital
Montreal
Lehmann
George Gallup
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
University of Tennessee Research
Bruce Welch
National Academy of Science
Europe rates Nixon low in postwar assessment
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports European leaders largely oppose a Nixon Johnson summit and doubt his commitment to major issues. Scranton’s briefing notes European views showing mixed but cautious attitudes toward ratification of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Pact and fears of Nixon’s leadership style.
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Washington
William Scranton
Scranton
Richard Nixon
United States
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Romania
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Kosygin
Czech
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Czechoslovakia
LBJ
Russia
Geneva
Italy
Brazil
India
Gov Scranton
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Controversy Over Livestock Behavior Sparks Letters
A London Times letters debate on Andrew Fraser’s book Reproductive Behavior in Ungulates prompts readers to joke on sexual politics among cattle. Critics doubt sensational claims while Fraser defends the work, and humor turns to TV satire and global politics in brief Microscoops.
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London Times
England
Andrew F. Fraser
Edinburgh University
Times
Graham Rose
Rose
Muskie Urges Democratic Unity To Heal Nation
Washington Muskie argues that a united Democratic Party can heal the nation amid Vietnam war disputes and racial tension. He criticizes Wallace’s third party as risking more division, urging voters to trust each other and elect Humphrey-Muskie to govern.
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NEA
Washington
Philadelphia
Sen
Edmond Muskie
Maine
George Wallace
Muskie
Republican Party
Wallace
Alabama
Seaboard
Democratic Party
Humphrey
To The Point Among things cant Buy is the good society
Russell Kirk argues that Humphrey’s campaign shows age and outmoded New Deal thinking. He says bigger welfare spending costs more, risks inflation, and taxes burdens the public. Kirk suggests only a Wallace surge could disrupt Johnson era weakness and revive Nixon strength.
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Russell Kirk
Hubert Humphrey
Truman
Gosling
Humphrey
Washington
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Asia
Europe
Paris
George Wallace
Johnson
Nixon
Wallace
Prrey
Fluoride foes and gender roles stir Forum letters
Readers debate fluoridation arguing fluoride is a poison and should be purchased privately for children while others mock female equality and male fashion shifts. The forum invites signed letters from readers though names may be withheld upon request.
Needle Scientists Push for Male Pill Mandate
Researchers argue the Pill could be effective for men and pressure may mount for male contraception policy. The discussion frames men as primary targets for widespread birth control, highlighting ethical and social implications in public health debates.
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher and staff details
Biddeford Saco Journal lists W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. Local subscriptions are payable in advance with rates of 2.60 for one month 15.50 for six months and 31.00 for one year. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and has rights to AP news in addition to local se ws.
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Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
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