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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1972
Page
4
The piece rebuts Soviet Izvestia criticism of US defense moves after the May Moscow summit. It argues the Kremlin seeks to renege on safeguards, warns of tough future talks, but says US focus remains national security.
Virginia Payette laments a world treated like a toy and Monopoly set where taxes, wars, and scandals blur into a surreal daily routine. She notes voter apathy, Watergate fallout, and a creeping sense of unreality as global tensions feel distant yet pervasive.
A past article frames the teacher as prophet artist friend citizen pioneer and believer. It urges readers to encourage at least one competent young person to pursue teaching and cites Romans 12 6 about using different gifts. Bless all teachers and ask for wisdom.
The fragment quotes potential lines about Spiro Agnew and Richard Nixon in relation to George McGovern's campaign. It hints at a volatile race with uncertain coalitions, Agnew's blunt talk, and possible shifts in running mates as Nixon eyes a path to office.
Washington memo shows Muskie era staff produced negative research on George McGovern Hubert Humphrey and George Wallace during the 1972 presidential contest. The work charged politicians with inconsistencies and pro war stands while noting staffers were paid by taxpayers.
Column argues liberals are more irate and aggressive in disputes, citing a Connecticut study where liberals used harsher shocks when teaching conservatives. It mocks liberal rhetoric, compares to conservatives, and cites Nixon McGovern finances and past campaigns as background as the piece pivots to political attack during an election period.
Nixon's backing among American voters remains broad but shallow, a pattern that unsettles forecasters. Past races show undecided voters can swing late, and Nixon's appeal, though not deeply loved, persists across states, suggesting the president could still win decisively if gains narrow only in victories.
NOW protests Universal Pictures over the film Frenzy alleging rape scenes and torture of women. The piece criticizes Hollywood's depiction of women and endorses actions from NOW and public letters to studios. It references Barbie imagery and calls for heightened censorship rather than censorship by force.
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