Christmas trees cut in Canada signal approaching holiday season
Editorial notes that in Canada the Christmas tree cutting season is near its peak. Montreal dispatch explains the timing, shipping needs, and snow risks, indicating that while Christmas isn’t here yet, it is on the way as trees are harvested in the north woods.
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North Woods
Montreal
Canada
Paul Harvey Blasts Charity Practices and Overhead
Paul Harvey argues private charities waste funds and engage in self serving conduct. He cites high paid executives, unpaid board profiteering, and fundraising costs that swallow donations. He notes some groups follow standards while others exceed sensible overhead, urging reform to protect public support.
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Paul Harvey
YMCA
Boy Scouts
Salvation Army
Speech rectifier aids stutterers with water masking device
A Detroit doctor, Dr Marvin Klein, develops a speech rectifier using a tiny laryngeal microphone that, when activated by the user’s voice, transmits rush of water sounds to ear receivers to mask the spoken voice. In tests, users read stories with reduced stuttering and improved fluency.
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Demosthenes
Detroit
Marvin Klein
Political satire on campaigns and debate styles
An editorial riff mocks political debates and slogans as dull and pretentious. It parodies heated arguments about the Harding administration and Roosevelt tenure and playfully critiques vanity and public discourse.
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Harding
Franklin Roosevelt
Rockefeller vendetta targets Ogden Reid in 1970s New York politics
Governor Nelson Rockefeller mobilizes money and operatives to unseat longtime Republican turned Democrat Ogden Reid. The anti-Reid campaign draws large contributions from Rockefeller allies and business figures, with support from figures like J Herbert Grimsey and Ma Bell executives. Reid faces Carl Vergari in Westchester, while national figures spar over campaign tactics and policy, including Nixon and Ford.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
House of Representatives
New York
Ogden Reid
Abraham Lincoln
Reid
Rockefeller
William McDevitt
Martin Kelly
Carl Spad
Spad
Pocantico Hills
Pocantico
Laurence
Malcolm Wilson
Rockefeller Machine
J. Herbert Grimsey
House
GOP
Grimsey
New York Telephone Company
Ma Bell
W. M. Ellinghaus
William Sharwell
Westchester County
Gerald
Ford
R-Mich
James Buckley
N.Y
Carl Vergari
D.A
United States
Alaska
Ted Stevens
Justice Department
Idaho
James McClure
Nampa
Nixon- Agnew
Pentagon
Students lose interest in McGovern campaign on campuses
Washington reporting that student organizers note apathy despite major issues like war and civil rights. Nixon’s winding down the war and pledge to end the draft shift student attention, with organizers admitting many students mainly fear being drafted.
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Don Maclean
Washington
McGovern
Nixon
Mac’s World Reflects on Patriotism and War
The author argues Americans favor living free from government pressure on students and questions the value of the Vietnam War. He suggests stopping mandatory two year service and large commitments would allow students to stay silent and withdraw from conflict.
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Asia
Campuses cooled by inefficiency in the draft era
A reflective column argues U.S. campuses wasted energy during mandatory drafts as students protested. It notes the system’s faults and suggests a non-drafting era would calm student organization. It also riffs on global auto industry shifts and policy quirks.
Washington campaign malaise blamed for 1972 noncampaign
Washington News columnist Bruce biossat argues the 1972 campaign is dull due to Nixon’s steady governance and McGovern’s weaknesses. He cites alleged White House spying, pervasive mistrust, and a nationwide disenchantment that extends beyond politics into daily life, suggesting a deeper cultural malaise behind the campaign stalemate.
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White House
Down
George McGovern
George Washington
Nixon campaign ends sprint with bipartisan foreign policy tone
William S. White outlines how the Nixon team will center final campaigning on Nixon’s foreign affairs strength. The piece argues McGovern challenges bipartisan foreign policy and predicts Nixon will stress past presidents and seek a broad coalition beyond the GOP to support foreign and select domestic issues.
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George McGovern
McGovern
Harry Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Eisenhower
Truman
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Eisehower
Korea
Asia
Nixon
Kennedy
Johnson
White House
Moscow
Peking
Hanoi
GOP
Congress
Capitol Hill
Biddeford Laco Journal Press Contact and Rates
Local Biddeford Maine newspaper notes publishing details. AP affiliation and newspaper offices listed with editor and publisher names, and subscription rates for one month six months and one year.
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AP News
Biddeford
Maine
Adams Street
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
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