Editorial claims booing Bayh at Indy race reflects voter anger
The piece argues Birch Bayh faced boos at the Indianapolis 500 celebrity parade due to perceived betrayals and political stances. It accuses him of accepting vacations, opposing Nixon court nominations, abusing mailing rights, and supporting a Constitution changing Electoral College, tying him to big labor and radical groups amid Vietnam policy clashes.
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Indianapolis
Sen
Birch Bayh
Miami
Senate
Supreme Court
Nixon
Columbia University Society
Ile
Hoosiey
Hanoi
Lance Hartke
U.S
United States
Bayh
Big
New York Times
Birch
Jemain
Police brutality debate amid nationwide riots and killings
A United Press International report from New York details attacks on officers including Leonard Johnson who killed one attacker before being beaten. another officer shot during a holdup. Patrolman Lawrence Stefano stabbed after release from Bellevue Hospital. The piece argues police are largely doing their duty and deserve public support to reduce brutality concerns.
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United Press International
New York City
Leonard Johnson
Brooklyn
Lawrence Stefano
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Monogram Industries and Mass Investors Trust Inquiries
A reader asks about Monogram Industries’ stock decline from 40 to 13 per share amid weak earnings at National Screw and slower sanitation product demand. The column cites challenges in autos aerospace and farm equipment, but notes long term growth via acquisitions and sanitation product expansion. In retirement planning, guidance favors safety with a savings cushion, while continued reinvestment could raise share count. Mr Spear invites further questions.
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Monogram
Q —I
Monogram Industries
National Screw
New York
Myogrem
Mass
Investors Trust
Pearl White Remembered in New Biography
Manuel Weltman and Raymond Lee celebrate Pearl White in Pearl White, the Peerless Fearless Girl. The book details her 1916 to 1924 film run nearly 150 titles, daring stunts, and a life marked by danger and fame, with photos and a portrait of her era.
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Peerless
Pearl
Pearl White
Pauline
France
Manuel Weltman
Raymond Lee
Barnes
Harold Lloyd
Lloyd
Pearon
Miss White
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Hef
Raquel
Brigitte
Hally‘wood
Manuel Wellman Gont
Gen. Fea. Corp
Folklore Quotes and Quips From Noted Figures
A fragmented collection of quotations and remarks attributed to figures like Dr. Carl Van Doren, Noel Coward, Tate Sinclair Lewis, and Mildred Gordon. The text opines on humor, normalcy, propaganda, luxury, restraint, and integrity, with various attributions and a closing American Saying about integrity.
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Tate Sinclair Lewis
Mildred and
Gordon Gordon
Revolution as a political obsession of the Chicago Seven
William M. Kunstl Jer argues that the 1970s will bring revolution, contrasting radical aims with the voters’ power in a free republic. He contends radicals cannot win office through normal elections and would only succeed via revolution, while citing public coverage and opposition to radical philosophies.
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William M. Kunstl Jer
Chicago Seven
University of Notre Dame
Muncie
Agnew Emerges as indispensable man in era of bold speech
Holmes Alexander praises Spiro Agnew for strong leadership and fearless use of the First Amendment. He argues Agnew elevates national leadership, challenges dissenters, andライン reshapes political discourse while backing hardline antiwar stances and Vietnam policy amid inflation and unrest.
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Agnew
Theodore Roosevelt
GOP
Kent State
New York Times
Jerry Rubin
Vietnam
Asia
Cear
Otfenta
Senate
Hanoi
Asian Front
Taaix Land
Indonesia
Sekion
Dear Donna Pierce Reader Letters From Vietnam War Supporter
A reader in Middletown Indiana shares a long letter praising servicemen in Vietnam and explains why writing letters lifts morale. The writer notes protests at home, defends duty, and thanks a correspondent for her support, ending with a personal birthday and future meeting pledge.
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Vietnam
Phil
Donna
Cambodia
America
At Wits End Silent Majority Satire Goes Too Far
A dialogic humor piece portrays a long marriage quarrel about trust and secrecy. A husband deflects questions about a fishing trip and other men while his wife accuses him of concealing encounters. The exchange ends with an unreadable punchline as the couple argues.
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Witer
Moose
Lesotho Mine Yields 601 Carat Diamond and Biodiversity Claim
Short Thoughts notes Lesotho's diamond finds since independence in 1966 including a 601.25 carat stone named the Lesotho Brows. It also cites Amazon Basin biodiversity with about 15,000 insect species described, representing roughly 80 percent of global total.
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Lasotho
Africa
Basuloland
Lesotho
Amazon River
Besla
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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