Remember The Pueblo and the call for full inquiry
The Pueblo crisis sparks local action with H Don Forse urging a petition drive by the Remember The Pueblo Committee to demand a House investigation into the seizure and imprisonment of the Pueblo crew. Residents may request petition copies and bumper stickers to rally signatures and patriotic support.
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United States
U.S.S. Pueblo
Soviet Union
H. Don. Forse
Anderson
Lloyd Bucher
Pueblo
House of Representatives
Pacific Command
Washington
U.S. Navy
Marling
Publo Committee
P.O. Box
San Diego
Calif
Forse
Life magazine case rejects prior restraint on Gallagher article
Life magazine may publish its August issue alleging long standing ties between Rep Cornelius Gallagher and the underworld. Judge Milton Pollack ruled against halting distribution, saying prior restraint would violate free speech and that Gallagher and Konigsberg retain libel or slander remedies.
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Life Magazine
New Jersey
Cornelius E. Gallagher
Underworld
Harold “Kaye
Konigsberg
Life
Milton Pollack
New York
Court of Equity
Congress
Gallagher
Growth prospects span healthcare tech and beverages
Investors weigh Baxter Labs, King's Dept Stores, Deseret Pharmaceutical, Leaseray Transportation and Air Projects, and Air Products as strong long term bets for education funding. Kentucky Fried Chicken shows solid past performance, but current prices are rich. hold until market stabilizes.
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Storks
Baxter Labs
King’s Dept
Stores
Deseret Pharmaceutical
R.F. A
King’s
Baxley Labs
Deseret
G.B. A
Kentucky
Roger Spear
Roger FE
Spear
The
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
The Night the Lights Went Out
Russell Kirk laments America’s enthrallment to electric light and defends rustic darkness. He recalls a village power outage, compares kerosene lamps to modern glare, and argues shadows spark imagination and vigilance. He recounts travels, military nights, and the comforting mystery of night over daylight certainty.
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Power Company
Tye
Longsland
Scotland
Bushnell
Florida
America
Michigan
Kellie Castle
Agnew Picked as Nixon Running Mate Stirs Mixed Reactions
The piece analyzes the Agnew selection as a surprise that eased tensions among Southern leaders and liberals. It notes Agnew's prior Maryland stance against segregation, his critique of the Kerner report, and the political calculus behind Nixon’s choice. It contrasts Southern support with northern opposition and foresees a Nixon campaign framing.
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Agnew
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Maryland
George Wallace
Nehen
Jocal Negro
Baltimore
Rap Brown
Slakely Carmichael
Kerner Commission
Agness
Richard Nixon
Miami Beach
Romney
South
Supreme Court
John Lindsay
Lindsay
Eisenhower
Apubilican Party
Pen Name Realities in Advice Columns and Medical Writing
Peggy from Gary Indiana questions pen names in advice columns while noting medical writers use real names. The piece traces Dorothy Dix Ann Landers Dear Abby and explains why medical authors favor authority, then speaks of the author’s own roots in Chicago and Indiana ties.
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Peggy
Gary
Indiana
Dorothy Dik
Ashwin Sisters
Ann Landers
Abby
Peggy W
America
A. C. Ivy
Dr.Crane
Allen
Hay
Dr. Grane
Dorothy Dix
Oculpus
Abigail Ven Buren
Ann
Chicago
Santa James
Canada
U.S.A
Ft. Wayne
Hoosier
Indiana University
Veterans Echo Trojan War Parable on Leaving War
A Southbound veteran reflects on leaving the service and the lure of a simple life. The tale mirrors Ulysses guidance from The Odyssey about bearing an oar inland until landward eyes question the oar and the dream of peaceful death. Other veterans share grim defiance against re drafting.
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Ulysses
Hades
Run for Your Life Aerobics and Muscle Talk
Paul Harvey reports on Aerobics mania sparked by Readers Digest and Air Force booklets. The piece contrasts runners and weightlifters, noting social taunts, beach culture, and mixed responses from girls and boys. It quotes and analyzes behavior of musclemen and their critics.
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Air Force
Frank Sinantra
Johnny Carson
Steve Tyrone
Los Angeles
Joshua Golden
Jack
Brady's Health Service on Exercise and the Weak Heart
An article argues that a weak heart is often misattributed and stresses regular moderate activity. It cautions against avoiding effort and promotes gradual, supervised physical training to restore reserve power for better overall function.
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Robert E Jackson
Jane Toner
Scott Vietorin
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Cavntith
Ty Notoveilcble
Menthy
Madison
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Species Messenger
Lila the Herald
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Buckley
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Folklore
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Wall Street Journal
Steven Lovelady
Charles Atlas
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