Editorial Page Lest we forget Those who served
An Our Opinion piece reflects on World War I and II and Korea and Vietnam, urging a cautious peace and the lessons of 54 years of conflict. It recalls founding principles and the duty to preserve liberty through resolve, not disarmament alone, as Veterans Day prompts reflection.
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Germany
Korea
Vietnam
Louisiana
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Brown
Ohio
Ethan Allen Brown
Statehouse
William J. Brown
John W. Brown
Ted W. Brown
Clarence J. Brown
Congress
Clarence J. Brown Jr
Walter P. Brown
Thad Brown
Clifford F. Brown
Lloyd Brown
Ohio Supreme Court
Paul W. Brown
William B. Brown
Plight of far right mirrors far left in presidential race
Paul Harvey notes a third party candidate John Schmitz, linked to Wallace's American Party, draws little attention. He argues Schmitz's hard right platform, including opposition to busing and Vietnam, makes him a marginal force in a polarized era. The piece contrasts right and left extremism and ends with a Delphic warning.
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Paul Harvey
John Gchmitz
Nixon
John Schmitz
George Wallace
California
Wallace
Congress
White House
Heaven On
Earth
Memory sharpening tips and biblical wisdom for mindful living
Practical steps to improve memory include applying new knowledge, making information meaningful, and using visual imagery. Repetition strengthens retention, and drawing on Bible verses and other wisdom can shape a principled mind for handling future challenges.
Old political balance and modern voter mix
The piece contrasts past political machine influence with current needs to appeal to both poor and wealthy funders. It describes middle ground politicians as reckless drivers and defines a modern voter as an 18 year old conservative eco minded minority farm city dweller. It also has a humorous cereal and travel aside.
Perot Medicare payments tied to Nixon era actions
The report links Ross Perot to Medicare contract approvals amid Nixon administration efforts, noting endorsements from officials and a pattern of favorable treatment in Texas Indiana Iowa Massachusetts New York and Minnesota. It cites Social Security opposition and later HEW backing, with political figures mentioned including John Veneman Maurice Stans and Thomas Tierney.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
H. Ross Perot
Texas
Nixon
Perot
Richard Nixon Foundation
Social
Social Security
Wall Street
John Mitchell
White House
Peter Flanigan
duPont Glore Forgan
duPont Glore
Maurice Stans
Texas Blue Shield
Blue Shield
Health, Education and Welfare
John Veneman
Veneman
A F Hovangen
California
Social Security Health Insurance
Thomas Tierney
Tierney
Thomas Bell
Ross Perot
James McLane
Cost of Living Council
Indiana
Iowa
Massachusetts
New York
Minnesota
Les Whitten
White Line chase fuels wild Ecuador trek tale
A Washington dispatch from Don Maclean narrates the expedition seeking the rumored White Line in Ecuador. Bascombe G. Sniveling leads amid jungle chaos, misread natives, a possible white lion gift, and a humorous clash over funds and motives as Dr Sniveling fears rivals from the British Museum.
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Don Maclean
Washington — Smedley
Ecuador
U.S
Burton
Nile
Ort
Bascombe G
Democrats Seek Center Rebalancing After McGovern Loss
Washington pundit notes that if Nixon wins reelection the Democratic postmortems will condemn McGovern’s campaign as abandoning the center. Analysts argue the party neglected middle voters while courting the poor and Black, needing broad social imagination to regain the middle ground.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Democratic Party
Chicago
George McGovern
McGovern
McGovern campaign relies on corruption and bugging attacks
Washington analysis argues McGovern trails Nixon on major issues like Vietnam and competence. The strategy shifts to focusing on alleged Republican espionage and corruption to mobilize disaffected Democrats. It compares 1952 tactics of attacking traits over records and warns of rallying old support through emotional slogans.
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William S. White
Washington
George McGovern
Nixon
White House
McGovern
Jin
Adlai Stevenson
Harry Truman
Truman
Berlin
Greece
Turkey
Dwight Eisenhower
McGovern’s
Whimsical Musings and Political Jests Surface in Micro Scoops
Snippets tease Kissinger as future Secretary of State while Nixon acts as de facto chief diplomat. Rogers departs, lights go out. New York luxury eateries shutter amid high end dining trends and a famous Pavilion closing after secretary orders.
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Nixon
Henry Kissinger
William Rogers
Biddeford Lace Journal Local News Summary
Biddeford Maine daily edition outlines publishing details and AP rights. Contact information and subscription rates are listed for monthly, half year, and annual plans.
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Associated Press
AP News
Biddeford
Maine
Adams Street
Paul Casavant
Ie. P. Ingalls
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duPont Glove
Milwaukee
Washington, D.C
Humphrey
L. H. Fountain
D-N.c
Intergovernmental
Mac's
Sniveling
Harvard Business School
Phineas Whipsnade
British Museum
Washington News
Smedley
Automat
Pavilion
Lace Journal
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