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It is safer to know too little than too much. People condemn the unknowing but resent being urged to act on excess knowledge. The piece argues restraint in knowledge and action, urging readers to avoid overreach and unnecessary effort.
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Dad
Myrtle
Florida
Herman
Frustration in free speech in democracy and violence risk
The article discusses frustration in democracies where free speech is protected but not automatically taken seriously. It cites Vice President Humphrey on pickets and notes extremists may act from perceived conspiracies. Voltaire's defense of free speech is recalled, stressing that demonstrations rarely fix faulty logic.
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Humphrey
National Student Association
University of Wisconsin
Washington
Voltaire
Insurance and plane sabotage linked to large life policies
A discussion on whether large life insurance policies issued for air travel could entice self harm or airplane sabotage. Experts note policies can be bought through multiple companies, complicating detection. Psychiatrists call for thorough investigation into any link between insurance incentives and self destructive acts.
Beautification programs could improve highways and salvage yards
The Kansas Automotive Wreckers Association leads a code of ethics to tidy up salvage yards and reduce the automobile graveyard on Americas roads. Widespread non joined operators could imitate cleanups to prevent government action and boost local economies as roadside appearances improve.
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Kansas Automotive Wreckers Association
Johnson tightens political grip across states and cities
Washington President Johnson deepens his command of Democratic politics nationwide. He builds durable ties with urban leaders and key party figures while Congress advances sweeping programs. Postmaster General Lawrence O'Brien emerges as the chief architect of party strategy for 1968 and beyond.
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Washington
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Northeast
Midwest
Pacific Slope
Congress
Lawrence F. O’brien
White House
O’brien
O'Brien
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Democratic Party
Reflections on retirement from Boyle's column
HAL BOYLE collects retired life quips from a NY AP column. The jokes reveal spouses children and coworkers coaxing or teasing the retiree about boredom, errands, finances, and hobbies, with a nostalgic tone.
Kern County Land Co. rolls from oil to cattle empire
The Kern County Land Co. began as a land venture by Lloyd Tevis and James Haggin in the 1870s and evolved into a diversified California enterprise. By 1964 oil royalty revenues reached 416.6 million dollars, and the firm, celebrating 75 years, now holds over 218 million in assets with holdings in farming, cattle, and crop operations across multiple states and Australia.
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Kern County Land Co. Founders
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Lloyd Tevis
James Ben Ali Haggin
San Joaquin Valley
England
Tevis
Haggin
Dwight M. Cochran
Land Company
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Biddeford Saco Journal Shipping Rates Notice
Publication details and subscription rates listed for Biddeford Saco Journal with pricing: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. Publisher and editor names shown along with Associated Press affiliation.
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Martin Calls Out Spending as Nation Walks Toward Debt
Federal Reserve Chairman Martin criticizes foreign aid and excessive spending while warning that the dollar shrinks in buying power. He urges shared burdens with allies and notes ongoing debt, inflation fears, and thrift week approaching October 17 24.
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Congress
Mr. Martin
Martin
Love letters to the Pentagon stir Soviet Union official sway
Muriel Lawrence notes a Soviet officer’s call to ban love thoughts in the armed forces as a bid to protect discipline. He argues sealed envelopes of love distract from duty, while the author wryly imagines endless correspondence as a counterweight to military focus and gender roles.
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Muriel Lawrence
Enterprise Assn
Soviet Union
Ministry of Defense
Iran
Shouder
Letter to Editor Questions City Plan and Police Response
A reader complains about local police action on a city ordinance and references advice from a ward councilman and a dog catcher. The writer denies criticizing the city charter, notes two letters with the same pen name, and mentions Lincoln Memorial statue height.
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Biddeford
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Crossword clues cover names like Peter and Hotspur with Latin and French hints. Entries include verb forms, nouns, abbreviations, and themed wordplay across many sections.
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