Editorial on Hastings in Vietnam Selections and South Vietnamese Senate
South Vietnam prepares for August 30 senatorial elections with 16 slates of ten candidates each. The Buddhist slate led by Vu Van Mau may win seats, signaling moderation or tactical maneuvering. Thieu aims to boost grassroots support while inflation and desertions strain Saigon's war effort before the 1971 presidential vote.
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Senate
Saigon
Daniel Southerland
Christian Science Monitor
Campaigin
Bay
Vu van Mau
Election Council
Thien
Thieu
South Vietnam
Nursing homes face scrutiny as care quality and costs rise
An aging Baltimore resident shows neglect in a nursing home as critics argue for dignity in elder care amid a boom in facilities. Critics blame rapid expansion under Medicare and Medicaid funding for weak oversight while industry officials tout improving standards and affordable, better homes.
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Baltimore
David A. Pryor
Arkansas
Washington Area
Ceme
Tery
Crithes
Folklore and Verse Fragments From a Silent Retreat
A fragmentary set of poems explores solitary need for retreat and inner calm. It contrasts a reflective piece about withdrawal with parodic and sentimental verses such as Payday Bonanza and Little Hand, noting themes of longing and loss across irregular lines.
Scanlan's Ads Stir Controversy in NY Times Post Coverage
The piece reports on Scanlan's Monthly Magazine ads alleging a fraud tied to Agnew. It cites Vic Borella as denying involvement and notes funding links to Price Capital and Warren Zion. It questions sources behind Scanlan's funding and editorial stance amid accusations in 1970s press circles.
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New York City
New York Times
Washington Post
Sepalan
Agnew
Efen
Pentagon
Scanlan
Times
Poat
Tlh
Washington
Vic Borella
Mr. Fixit
Nelson Rockefeller
Remparts
Sidney FE. Zion
The
Zion
Nixon
Sidney E. Zion
Scanlon
Price Capital Corporation
American Stock Exchange
Revert Price
John Lindsay
Pesary
Lindsay
Alan Abelson
Wall Street
Barton's Weekly
Dow Jones
Price Capital Fund
House, Inc
Price Capital
Barron's
Scanlan's
Washington Fest
Charles Manson
Angala Davis
Vic Boredla
Rockefeller
W.8.a. Syndicate
Kosygin Era Shifts in Soviet American Ties Discussed
A 1970 United Press International styled summary examines Alexei Kosygin's rising stature in the Soviet Union, contrasting him with Stalin and Khrushchev. It notes his appeal to Soviet citizens, his cautious diplomacy with the United States, and his focus on industrial development and honest labor.
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Washington, D.C
Kremlin
Alexei Kosygin
Stalin
Kurushchev
Svetlana Ailuyeva
Alaska
State Department
USA
Rosygin
Kosygin
Pew
Tha’ Bera
MeNanght Syndicala
Tor
Hayakawa Speaks Push Comes to Shove on Student Movement
Steven Kelman analyzes the student protests in his Harvard based book Push Comes to Shove. He argues boredom fuels radicalism while elitism and disdain for ordinary citizens define SDS tactics. The piece contrasts Kelman’s liberal conservatism with the New Left and notes Kelman’s socialist roots.
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Steven Kelman
Harvard
Houghton Mifflin
America
Law
Kolman
Kalman
SDS
Netice
Uiy
Ellism
Kelman
Lafi Rabels
Relman
Ho Chi Minh
Kelman Conttes
Teace
New Left
Young People’s Socialist League
Register
Tridune
Ocean ports in mid America broadens river road to growth
Paul Harvey celebrates renewed river navigation unlocking mid America. Yazoo Mississippi and Fort Smith Arkansas illustrate a national surge as dredging and river-based industry revival create jobs and bring oil and agriculture growth toward Tulsa by next spring.
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Mid-America
United States
States
Mild- America
Yazoo
Miss
Fort Smith
Ark
Arkanats
Metropolilas
Ite Attrican
Atd
Alalaria
Arkaneas
Waport
Tulsa
Gaa. Fea. Corp
Sensing The News The Smut Peddlers and News Legislation
A debate on pornography censorship as a commission urges repeal of bigs against smut and calls for Denmark like laws. The piece notes congressional action, post office complaints, and quotes Rep Willem BottaiL on peddling methods while discussing moral standards and federal proposals.
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Stata Ans
Johmson
Iery Peaperly
U.S
Neers
Belaken
Tha
Con Fa
Confreaa
Willem Bottail
Rdais
Hee Watt
Americin Poole
US Post Office
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