Republicans Eye 1970 Upset Pace Across States
Editorial notes Republicans hold 82 governor posts by January 1970, more than any time since the 1950s, with Indiana split within the GOP. Senate balance favors Democrats, while the House remains Democratic. The piece cites inflation, crime, and tax trends as locals threaten incumbent governors, ahead of meetings of GOP governors in Hot Springs.
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Virginia
New Jersey
Texas
Indiana
GOP
U.S. Senate
Vance Hartke
Senate
White House
Agnew
House of Representatives
House
House of Representative
Nixon
Joseph A. Pechman
Brooking I Institution
Pechman
Johnson
Mixon
Harrisburg
Hot Springs
Ark
Hye
Marine Charles Tyson Bequeaths Scholarships and Flag
An 18 year old Marine from Stuart Florida Charles Tyson bequeaths 200 of his GI life insurance to his high school for two scholarships and a war dead plaque. He leaves two 1000 scholarships for the 1970 class and 500 for the plaque plus the American Flag from his coffin. Tyson drafted his will after telling his father of a death premonition. He highlighted patriotism amid Vietnam tensions.
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Stuart
Mla
Vietnam
Charles Tyson
Nathan Hale
Jose
Tyson
Ter
Gil
Southeast Asia
Milton Bradley long term buy amid growth and merger moves
Milton Bradley shows steady 10 to 15 percent annual growth driven by core toy, game, and educational products. A pending AMSCO merger and prior Playskool acquisition broaden scale. 1969 earnings could reach $1.45 to $1.50 per share. Shares listed at 47x earnings offer long term value.
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Milton Bradley
L A. A
Astro
Playskeol
International Telephone &Telegraph
C.M. A
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Gen
Fea, Corp
Managed News And The Slant In Headlines
A reader questions perceived bias in newspaper headlines and text and reviews two versions A and B to test liberal versus conservative slant. The piece argues all reporting carries subjectivity and invites readers to judge media messages.
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Ealsing
Reader letter disputes editorial on ethics and union funding
A reader challenges a December 1960 editorial titled Profiles in Courage arguing it fails to show other senators opposing Judge Haynsworth and defends Bayh. The letter cites UAW positions, CAP funds, and quotes Walter Reuther and Vice President Agnew, stressing factual balance.
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Bayh
Judge Haynsworth
Senator Bayh
John J. Williams
Haynsworth
Senate
Arizona
Paul Fannig
Po Wival
CAP and Cope
Landrum Griffin
AMA
UAW
Ald
Madison County
Phil Jonson
Local 662
Jack Nortis
Local 663
Public Board of Works
Anderson
Walter Reuther
Reather
Jet E. Wiliams
Dir
BAW PS
Agnew
New York Times
Washington Post
My Lai massacre debate with General Abrams examined
A broad Washington discussion around the My Lai killings weighs culpability and structure. Views range from individual aberration to mass group psychology and the influence of American society and the Vietnam experience on young soldiers.
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MY Lai
Saigon
Creighton Abrams
Abrams
Vietnam
Washington
Gerera
Tapere
Jack the Ripper
Hitler
Statin
Gusky
America
Folklore Reflections on Times From Various Voices
A collage of quotations from diverse speakers including Horatio Beanbloss, an Anderson cab driver, and UPI reporters. It notes attitudes toward books, ethics, youth, and daily life, interspersed with humorous Old World verses and global weather remarks.
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Horatio TN
Beanblos
Indiana
Hym
Gen. MacArthur
Anderson Cab
Merri- Man Smith
UPI
White House
United Press International Dispatch
San Diego
Ball
Shma
W. L. Call
Gateway
Ark
Sydney
Associated Press
Australia
Blackheath
Times
First Amendment Under Fire For Subversion Fears
Opinion by Holmes Alexander argues that the First Amendment shields subversives amid antiwar riots. He cites Senate bills like S-12 to criminalize speech and assembly aiding enemies, urging Congress to pass laws before Christmas recess. He warns of constitutional crisis and calls for decisive action.
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Washington, D.C
John McClellan
Dick Kleindienst
District of Columbia
Red Wolves of
Revolution
Hanoi
Congress
Johnson
Ramsey Clark
Nixon
John Mitchell
Capitol Hill
Haynsworth
U.S
wicNaught Studies
Joe
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Roger FE
Spear
THE
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
George
Critienberger
Provident
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Tgner Scote Trident
Iave Delly
Charles W. Laughlin
Herald
Sony
the Herald
Satelel Mesenger
Astozloved Press
Inshir
el AP
John Keasler
Arthur McSmag
McSmog
Asthur McSmoog
City Hospital
Abner McSnag
Sgt
Reonfree Bounty
Keasler
Berkeley
Viete Nam
Ruckley
William Wade
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
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