Editorial Page Calls For Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla
In Our Opinion, boating and water sports grow. 17 Biddeford Pool residents would join a Coast Guard Auxiliary flotilla to patrol, assist in searches, inspect boats, and sponsor navigation safety courses. The group aims to revive Fletcher's Neck Station with patrol boats and restore local service.
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Coast Guard
Biddeford Pool
Fletcher’s Neck
Women and Football Change the American Living Room
In a reflective essay the author notes women increasingly watch football and discuss plays, prompting a shift in domestic life. He frames this as a societal shift, with humor about Myra and friends mirroring BJ’s football routine and fears of televised life overtaking family time.
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Gloria Steinem
Howard Case
Joe Namath
Washington Redskins
Minnesota
Redskins
Hakulak
Harroway
Charlie Harroway
Larry Brown
Howard
Frank
Dandy
Don
Myra
B.J
Myrtle
Gladys
Fern
Lucy
Knute Rockne
Detente and Kissinger Debate on Soviet Dissidents and Trade
The Nation and New York Times review detente aims amid Kissinger hearings. They discuss Soviet treatment of dissidents Sakharov and Solzhenitsyn, most favored nation trade status, and potential effects on US Soviet relations and nuclear arms talks.
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New York Times News Service
Henry Kissinger
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Mr. Sakharov
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Soviet Union
Ways and
Moscow
Israel
Russia
United States
Kent State
Vietnam
Word Oddities and Foreign Policy Reflections
The column explores the placement of the word only in English usage with examples and linguistic notes. It also discusses U S foreign policy questions regarding Soviet conduct in Vietnam and detente, citing Kissinger Mills and the National Academy of Sciences.
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Peter G. Titlow
Abington
Pine
Wer
United States
Soviet Union
South Vietnam
Congress
Kissinger
Moscow
Mills
National Academy of Sciences
Mr. Kissinger
Biddeford Daily News Masthead and Rates
The Biddeford Sno Journal lists staff members including Alta W. Foster and W. Paul Casavant with publisher and editor roles. It notes residence at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine and exampling Associated Press affiliation. Subscription rates are shown: 1 month 3.00 6 months 18.00 1 year 36.00.
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Alta W. Foster
W. Paul Casavant
Charles C. Sutton
Gladys M. Whitehouse
Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Associated Press
Nixons Jet Bowed by Haldeman and Mrs Nixon Clash
Washington report details the White House jet upgrade with a Boeing lead plane named Spirit of 76. Haldeman led interior choices prompting a $1.5 million tab, later adjusted after Pat Nixon objected to staff quarters blocking guest access. An Air Force rewrite added $285 thousand to satisfy her layout.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Treasury
Nixon
San Clemente
Key Biscayne
H. R. Haldeman
Pat Nixon
White House
Boeing
Haldeman
Air Force
Pat
U.N. Secretariat at the crossroads in analysis
The Times examines the UN Secretariat’s growth 12000 staff and varied skills. It notes political nominations undermine merit and loyalty, with U Thant criticized for administrative neglect. Reform remains blocked by political realities despite calls for improved leadership and efficiency.
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Times
United Nations
World Organization
Robert Alden
New York Times News
N.Y
U.N
Geneva
Paris
New York
Secretariat
U Thant
Soviet Union
Robert Rhodes James
Institute For the Study of International Organization
Univesity
Sussex
Britain
Waldheim
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All AB
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Valley Forge
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Chile
Allende
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