Hecklers in Boston A disgrace to city
Editorial expresses disgust at jeering crowds at a presidential rally in Boston, citing uncivil behavior by demonstrators who disrupt speakers and demean those with opposing views. It praises the small minority condemning the unrest while lamenting the incident in the Cradle of Liberty.
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Hecklers
Boston
Yesteryear
Hubert H. Humphrey
Cradle of Liberty
Chicago
United States
Mechanized farming may end some crops says Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues that rising labor costs will force farmers to mechanize or plow under crops. He notes raspberries and possibly plums, asparagus, and grapes face extinction or heavy reduction as mechanical harvesters improve. Chavez and labor groups push for unions, but the National Labor Relations Board bans secondary boycotts.
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Cesar Chavez
California
Chavez
Hubert Humphrey
National Council of Churches
Alf-Cio
National Labor Relations Board
Detroit
Observer questions postal system comparison letters
An AFL-CIO letter carrier from Old Orchard Beach criticizes a Boston paper’s take on the U S post office deficit. The writer argues British rivals cross subsidize and compare to Western Union and Bell Telephone, noting observers miss obvious points.
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Journal
Boston
USPOD
America
Western Union
Bell Telephone
U.S.P.O.D
Notal
U.S
Aowever
Ernest Brousseau
Afl-Cio Nat. Assoc
Old Orchard Beach
Local Maine newspaper masthead and contact details
Publisher Daily Except Sunday Adams Street Adams Street eford Maine 04005 W Paul Casavant Publisher E P Ingalls Mann Editor Telephone numbers listed Editorial Business Depts. Subscription rates show payable in advance One month two sixty six months fifteen fifty one year thirty one local news publication note priced and registered as second class mail from Biddeford Maine 04005
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Adams Street
Eford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Mann
Ace
Pestome
Biddeford
Anti-Semitism in Eastern Europe rises in Poland and Prague
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports a surge of anti-Semitism amid Czech crisis, noting Go mulka’s May 1 speech blaming Zionism, refugee claims, and purges affecting Polish Jews and officials. It details officials removed, visas denied, and Poland’s stance amid international criticism.
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Drew Pearson
Iron Curtain
Warsaw
Czech
Europe
Soviet Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Frantisek Kriegel
National Front
Otto Sik
Kriegel
Mao Tse-tung
China
Moscow
Alexander Dubcek
Ludvik Svoboda
Vienna
Svoboda
Prague
Gomulka
Israel
Estern
United States
U.S
Wilhelm Billig
Cen
Adam Conrad Meller
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Marian Wajda
Josef Kutin
Jozef Winiewicz
Madison Avenue
How to Handle a Woman and Other Witty Bits
Washington columnist notes a spoof book How to Handle a Woman by Jani Gardner and jokes about romantic gestures. He clips quips on a Cleveland federal building cost overruns and a House duplication waste proposal, plus a joke on Everest’s location and local agriculture mixups.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Jani Gardner
Miss Gardner
U.S
Agriculture Department
Washington News Stubborn writers challenge Soviet edicts
Washington reports show Soviet dissenters defy the Kremlin with persistent, public opposition. Writers like Bukovskii, Ginzburg, and Galanskov confront judges, exposing secret trials and KGB tactics. Despite severe sentences and hospitalizations, global awareness rises as Litvinov and others urge world opinion.
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Ray Cromley
NEA
Washington
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Vladimir Bukovskii
KGB
Valentyn Moroz
West
Aleksandr Ginzburg
Iurii Galanskov
Pael Litvinov
Maxim Litvinov
Litvinov
Republicans miss the ethnic vote, Kirk argues
Russell Kirk contends both parties fail to mobilize ethnic blocs. He notes shifting loyalties among Negro, Irish, Polish, Italian, Mexican American voters and occasional gains by Wallace while Republicans struggle to identify practical ways to appeal to these groups. He warns Democrats risk erosion as blocs realign.
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Russell Kirk
Spiro Agnew
Edmund Muskie
United States
Muskie
Agnew
Marciszewski
Agnastopolous
Johnson-Humphrey
George Wallace
New York
California
George Murphy
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
Pittsburgh
Europe
Committee For Political Education
Aflcio
Suc
Wallace
Republican Party
Republican Empme
Ely
Franklin Roosevelt
Miami Beach
Fall season musings mix politics sports and romance
The column jokes that autumn signifies the end of summer heat and the election season with Agnew Muskie and a college football coach as fall guys. It wryly notes fans debate between baseball and football while households prepare for winter. It also hints at shifting relationships and finances as spring memories fade.
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Spiro Agnew
Edmund Muskie
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