Fulbright Accused of Confusion and Profit Motive
Editorial questions Sen J William Fulbright’s motives amid Vietnam War debate. It suggests he supported Tonkin Gulf Resolution, then opposed repeal, while alleging wealth from newspapers and vending machines. The piece alleges a conflict between antiwar rhetoric and personal financial interests.
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Sen
J. William Fulbright
D-Act
Senate
Tonkin Gulf
Lyndon Johnson
Julusen
Vietnam
Nison
Pidbright
Eric
Julien
Fulbright
Ile
Ius
Powell and Powell in Anglo American politics debate
A McNaught Syndicate column analyzes Adam Clayton Powell and a British Powell, contrasting democratic processes with their controversial stances on immigration and race. It contrasts Powell’s candidacy in Harlem with Roach Powell’s reentry in Birmingham, while noting Enoch Powell’s influence and Edward Heath’s stance. The piece frames Powell as a demagogic yet influential figure whose ideas provoke censorship and political backlash.
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Anis
Lothario
Fovell
Education and Labor Committee
Roppe
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Rooch Powell
Birmingham
United States
Paul Douglas
Erich Powell
Douglas
Enoch Powell
Edward Heath
Heath
Fingland
Africa
Asia
West Indies
Britain
Waard
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
PIG Day to Honor Tuscaloosa Police Pride
Tuscaloosa Alabama designates July 18 as PIG Day to celebrate Pride Integrity and Guts among the county police. The call aims to counter negative labels from hippies and others while acknowledging the dangers officers face daily and appeals for public support.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Rusk comments on Nixon era unity and wisdom
Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk says it would be unseemly to cast bricks at Nixon for failing to find answers. He likens the nation to being in the same canoe in turbulent waters and prays for wisdom and compassion for the lonely men in Washington seeking solutions.
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Indiana Central College
Indianapolis
Anti. Nixon
Uyol Seu
Pulbrivin
Southeast Asia
Kingson
Tadiany Patis
Cue Sun
Sen
Pubbright
Nixon
Washington
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Rhymes and jests on aging and ecology amuse readers
An Anderson man John H Spohr shares rhymed quips on life, aging, ecology and modern troubles. He jokes about growing older, gray hair, backache, and the lure of saying yes too quickly, with playful wordplay and social observations.
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Wade
Anderson
John H. Spohr
Rosemary
Americas
Blackmun and Douglas in NYC Obscenity Debate
A report on Justice Harry Blackmun's first written opinion as a Supreme Court member criticizing strict obscenity limits. It contrasts Blackmun with Justice Douglas and notes public figures and media figures debating censorship, morality, and free speech amid New York City culture and television.
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Blackmun
Douglas
New York City
Nixon
Harry A. Blackmun
Supreme Court
Blackmoun
Warren B. Burger
Justice Blackmun
Willam
C. Douglas
Justice Douglas
Ralph Gineberg
Iancvaky
Borayer
Miss Minelli
Jeremy Carga
Merv Griffen
Jerry Lewis
Aed
Wang
Repression and police excesses in Isla Vista protests
Conservative observer cites chaotic campus disturbances and bank arson in Santa Barbara area. He details police actions including flashlights, shotguns, tear gas, armored trucks, and beatings, questioning training and state responses while urging conservative restraint and reform.
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Santa Barbara
California
Bank of America
Ronald Reagan
Jack R. Koers Je
Isla Vista
Tais
Vulue
Goldwater
Los Angeles
Refreshing development in Congress over Nixon veto
For the first time in about a decade Congress overrode President Nixon’s veto of a 2.76 billion hospital bill. Republican congressmen Dennis Landgrebe Bray and Zion joined in sustaining the veto, signaling a stance against inflation and government excess amid debate on federal health funding. The piece argues inflation fears and budget restraint require spending discipline to stabilize the economy and curb inflationary pressures.
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Congress
Nixon
Cong
David W. Dennis
Madison County
Earl Landgrebe
William G. Bray
Roger Zion
Cang
Dennis
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Lyndon Johnson
Southeast Asia
Soothe the Savage Student On Campus Grievances
A columnist argues most campus unrest stems from boredom and high living costs rather than politics. Dorm life with crowded rooms and privacy issues fuels discontent as students seek diversion and cheaper housing, with few security concerns despite fervent protests.
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Tme
Post Island
Oxford
Catbridge
University of Michigan
College Laren
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