Editorial: Frank McGee on modern rail travel and Europe’s beds
An editorial laments neglect of American rail needs while Europe enjoys luxury train service. It notes the International Union of Railways and a Paris exhibition, praising European networks, customs cooperation, and aging American habits. It cites limited flights, rising rail use, and the impact of fines and past growth on routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Union of Railways
Montestinn
Paris
Europe
Ital
Peiraersty
Hirmningham
Sdaten
London
Where To Write Your Legislators in Washington
Fragmented OCR lists senator and representative names and addresses in Washington DC, including Ben R Vance, Renata, Anni Ap, David W Dennis, Elwood H Tillis, William G Pray Koon, and others. It presents office locations, building names, and zip codes in a garbled way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood H. Tillis Ihrer
Inngworth Qilice
Washington, DC
Orant, Tipton
Beth Jovetan
Thik Grad
Can Mal Necon Save South Vietnam Strategy Debate
The column cites Buckley and Braden in rare agreement on Vietnam strategy. It notes heavy fighting, U S bombing, and naval pressure while questioning Nixon’s approach. Analysts warn of mixed signals from Washington, Moscow, and Saigon as North Vietnamese advances and retreats shape the course ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Vietnam
Seker
Sauth
Vietnam
Coleagues
William Buckley
Tom Braden
Buckley
Braden
Son
Selb Vietnam
Ouldone
Keeton
Lee
Saliz
Lave
Cambodia
Haiphonz
Russia
Chifie Hex
Thia Quesi-Blockann
U.S
Key
Neer Vinh
Th Lees
Nixon
Indochina
North Vietnam
Ching
Gencel Giap
Ihe & Uien
Gisp
Besvy
Vicamesa
Saigon
The New York City dog war and the Doberman scene
In a satirical wartime column the author lampoons dog owners and antidog groups in New York. He riffs on Central Park poop debates, proposed devices, and political tangle around Mayor Lindsay while caricaturing a dog related scandal in Greenwich Village. The piece mocks both sides and notes the public mood and media reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Greenwich Villiage
Bneden
Greenwich Village
China
Peking
Shanghai
Hangchow
Ching
Nixon
New York
Frounis
Eyole
Central Park
Artidog
Park Avenue
St. Bernard
Gwrer
duPont
Lindsay
Great Britain
Alan
Village Voice
Gravel and Ashbrook clash over classified materials on Senate floor
The report details a dispute over leaking sealed documents and Senate floor handling. It compares Senator Gravel’s disclosure to Ashbrook's actions, noting implications for rules and secrecy. It cites Congressional Record excerpts and reactions from Majority and minority leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C
Joab
Abe Suneik
Ashbrook
Ube
Senate
Wiliam Sarhe
Mike Grey Alexander Cn. Sieuba
Feret
Congression Certier
H. Tore
Bees Gyeve
Waat
Cone
Orige
City Press
Grese
Congressional
Roar
Gotea
Robert Inarity
Cheme
Fim
Griffin
Got
Gravel
Singer
Griffis
Torovide
Aluka
Benele
Puting Tie
Revels
Walt
Anvcorsge Daily Viner
Gary
Mmecowhile
Espionese
Elucids Ly
Leo
Ashbegsk
T& Time
Ube Kissineer Bomimes Vyitich
Hugh Sco
Hanoi
The Ketchup Krowd and Political Cravings
An odd profile of ketchup use among politicians and public figures, noting Nixon Wallace Humphrey and others. The piece riffs on their dining habits, suggesting ketchup as a symbol of aggressive tendencies or down to earth values, with satire on public personas and food choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenta
Nixon
California
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Wallace
Hubert Humphrty
Georgia
Paulette Brown
George McGovernn
Cesar Chavez
A World of Craft and Comfort From Zeze Chaudair’s Brussels Factory
Alice Widener visits Zeze Chaudair in Brussels where her Manufacture Chaudair preserves 16th century weaving methods for tapestries and embroidery. Women train at home and in the factory, earning good pay while making artful pieces for palaces churches and museums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Europe
America
New York City
Zeze Chaudair
Chaunoir
Charles the Fifth
Drabant
Chaudairirm
Zex Chaudoir
Zare
Zeze
New Jabeens Center
New Jersey
Sit
West
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Frank McGee
Childsen
Cronkit
Serge
Povernimment
Govertmment
R. Vanceartes Revan
Renata
Ben
Rirch K. Bayh
Washington, D.C
Anni Ap
David W. Dennis
Tevan
Wagworth
Washington
Jopitieg Mastiven
Dale Errere
Ard
Hane Downtson
Nap
William G. Pray Koon
Rayhaen Oilien
Waatinginn
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers
Ine
Dockinn Steet
Anderton
Indiana
Anos
Hagedant
VGAD
TONLA
Retiwerg
Medailier
Moretig
Ardspion
Ndennial
ABM
Fria
WBA Hemney
Iatiaren
Associated Press
zeMe
Phillips’ Survey
Sy Kevin R. Rnitkpy
Hose
George Exe
Marshall Frady
Elchup
Frady
Alabama
Phillips
Alice Widener
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