Rhodesian Prime Minister Smith visit denied by State Department
A critical editorial denounces the United States for denying Prime Minister Ian Smith of Rhodesia entry to speak at the University of Virginia. It accuses Washington of liberal double standards favoring communists while silencing anti communists, and it argues Rhodesia is gaining international acceptance despite Western NATO ties.
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Jan Smith
Rhodesia
United States
State Department
Vietnam
Smith
University of Virginia
Sukarno
Indonesia
Nkrumah
Ghana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Washington
Africa
London
Portugal
NATO
Ian Smith
U.S
Japan
France
West Germany
Netherlands
Mr Smith
Indiana Pays Hefty Tax Burden on Federal Grants Says Study
The Tax Foundation shows Indiana taxed 62 cents per dollar of federal aid last year, with total federal grants to the state nearing 20 billion in 1969. It notes higher rates in New Jersey and Alaska as well as rising state matching funds and administrative costs across programs.
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Indiana
Tax Foundation, Inc
Uncle Sam
New Jersey
Alaska
Missouri
Foundation
The
Costa
Department of Agriculture
Office of Economic Opportunity
Peace in Asia possible or not in current talks
Russell Kir analyzes U S peace aims in Asia amid slow North Vietnam negotiations. He warns a coalition government in South Vietnam with Communist posts risks a Communist purge, with potential wider Asian war and domestic backlash if peace terms favor Hanoi.
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Asia
North Vietnam
Sa Sauix Factory Peat
Johnson
Hanoi
Viet Cong
South
Wold
National Liberation Front
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Robert Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Tfobert Humphrey
Burma
Peking
India
United States
Johnson-Stumphrey
Richard Nixon
Mr. Johnson
Khe Sanh
Dien Bien Phu
Johnson Ean
Jonson v
Gen
Fes, Corp
Why no Roman war ships found despite great Navy
The essay discusses theories on why intact Roman war ships are rare. It suggests cargo, hull design, and storm dynamics would influence preservation, contrasting military ships with civilian cargo vessels. It also touches Magellan’s circumnavigation and the death in the Philippines.
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Magellan
Philippines
Cnalive
Henry Ma~lacca
Firs
Trifacial neuralgia and eye conditions in medical notes
The article discusses trifacial neuralgia affecting forehead eye and jaw regions, noting how spasms worsen pain and distinguishing it from glaucoma. It warns against unnecessary tooth extractions and mentions treatments such as medical diathermy injections and inhaled trichloroethylene with periodic relief observed by some physicians.
Rating Scales for Happy Marriages in Modern Times
A column summarizes Dr. Crane’s guidance on marriage age dynamics and economic history. It cites Herman’s case with a 6 year gap and notes that women now often outlive men, suggesting test-based rating scales to assess compatibility and counsel on remarriage.
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Heeman
Terman
Osee T
Mary
Cupid
Dus
Han
Herman
Folklore and Language Notes From a Wide Range
A compilation of linguistic curiosities and quotes discusses origin theories for the word Hoosier and Michigan names, a joke on punctuation, and a Tacoma meeting anecdote. It includes references to Webster’s dictionary, Indian origins, and a New York Times note on Chippewa terms. The humorous probe ends with an American Saying about alarm clocks.
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Michigan
Webster's International Dictionary
Pamea
Great Lake
Big Lake
Arkansas
People's Universes
Indianaplis
New York Times
Walker O Pers
National Conference of Teacher Education and Professional Standards
Tacoma
Wash
Tioss
Seven Ages of Women and a Politician in Harvey Essay
Paul Harvey’s aging critique traces seven life stages for women from infant to elder, noting attractiveness shifts and male pursuit. It then shifts to politics, mocking Harold Stassen’s rise and fall, comparing public hype to failed campaigns while praising perceived posturing and twilight advantage in fame.
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Harvey
Paltician
Harold Stassen
Harold
Minnesota
Madison
Wis
Richard Nixon
Robert Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Nelson
Rockefeller
Abe Lincoln
State Capitol
Mike AM Landon
Futures Trading Concepts and Hedging Explained
A reader asks about investing in grain futures and the nature of speculative markets. The discussion clarifies hedging by commodity dealers, explains delivery timing and margin cues, and notes that futures can trade before harvest. It warns the novice to maintain discipline and consult a commodity specialist before trading.
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LS. A
Martin Marketing
Ampex Corp
Wall Street Journal
Amopx
Vencioe
Spear Sannel
Gen
Foa, Corp
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Haiphong
Thomas Vermillion
Anderson Herald
Anderson
George D. Critiensergir
Robert F
Jack Gon
Janetcher Scott
Wet
Wtved
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Spedial Messanger
Sur
Associated Press
al Jacal
Russell Kir
America
Lao
Thailand
Roger E
Brady's Health Service
William Brad
George W. Cronk
Crane
Mellor
William Wade
Paul Harvey News
By Paul Harvay
Twilight
Spotlight
Gin
Fea, Corp
James B. Martin
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