Cars and music collide as future autos promise new sounds
Editorial notes that future cars will blend safety and melody with bells, alarms, and beeps. Manufacturers already offer alarms for door and ignition actions and trunk tampering.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1972
Page
4
Virginia's Viewpoint on the Easy Job of the Presidency
Virginia Payette argues the presidency seems easy with luxury and perks. She notes the real burden includes global duties and responsibilities, but mocks the daily annoyances offset by secrecy, staff, and privilege enjoyed by the First Family.
Insomniac Comic Turns on Energy Conservation
A humorous piece by Warold Coffiy portrays a man who insists he sleeps little yet wakes often to complain of insomnia. He claims to be an avid conservationist by trying to save energy, but his wife’s calls trigger his interrupted hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
Hidden Opinions In Quiet Conversations Reveal Marital Tensions
A short, candid diary style excerpt shows a speaker noting how whispers reveal judgmental remarks about a husband’s weight. The narrator admits hearing critical comments but struggles with direct questions about daily chores. The tone suggests casual domestic dynamics and gendered expectations.
Great Minds Face Trials Through History
Beethoven wrote most music after losing hearing at 31. Bell was mocked as a crank for talking through a wire. Barton built the Red Cross amid Civil War battles overcoming timidity. Parkman, Braille, Dostoevski and Paul faced severe afflictions to shape legacy. A prayer invokes imitators of their greatness. A political independent endures both parties’ hoopla at Miami Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven
Alexander Graham Bell
Clara Barton
Red Cross
Francis Parkman
America
Louis Braille
Dostoevski
Siberian
St. Paul
Christ
Nixon rejects overture to Cuba despite signals from Havana
Washington reports Nixon remains hard line on Cuba, opposing any normalization with Castro while Cuba aids revolutionary movements in Latin America. CIA sources note Castro flirted with softer tones during Chile trip, but U S policy follows OAS ties and Cuban alignment with Soviet military aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
Peking
Moscow
Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Russia
Castro
United States
Latin America
United Nations
Teofilo Acosta Rodriguez
Central Intelligence Agency
White House
CIA
Chile
U.S
Acosta
Che Guevara
Bebe Rebozo
U. S
Organization of American States
OAS
Enrique Benavides
Aleksei Kosygin
Benavides
War on crime and city politics by Lindsay
Washington columnist analyzes New York Mayor Lindsay's declared war on the Mafia and questions its effectiveness. He argues organized crime is deeply embedded in the economy and critiques both police efforts and political risk, noting public appetite for crime lore and leadership challenges. He also lampoons figures like Jane Fonda and debates crime culture in US cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Maclean
Washington
New York
John Lindsay
Mafia
Chicago
Lindsay
McGovern defense cut plan hinges on manpower costs
Washington- Sen George McGovern urges a 30 billion cut in three years by reducing weapons. He stresses manpower costs as the key trigger in defense spending, noting payrolls have driven costs higher despite reduced force levels. Brookings analysts warn manpower remains the main budget driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington
George McGovern
McGovern
New York
U.S
Brookings
Vietnam
George _McGovern
Exiled East African Asians Face bleak future
Russell Kirk argues Ugandan expulsion of about 55 000 Indians and 26 000 potential cases threatens property, livelihood, and citizenship. He contrasts South Africa and Britain, warns UN inaction, and labels Western liberal optimism as flawed amid racial displacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Kirk
Uganda
East Africa
Asia
United Kingdom
Africa
United States
United Nations
Tanzania
Kenya
Republic of South Africa
South Africa
India
Pakistan
London
Birmingham
Glasgow
Israel
Soviet Russia
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Virginia Payette
Oval
By Warold
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Miami Beach
Rebozo
Mac's
Jane Fonda
Goldwater
Washington News
NATO
Europe
Ig. McGovern
New York Review of Books
Brookings Institution
Moochers
Biddeford
Saco Journal
Adams Street
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone Business
Associated Press
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