Debated Vietnam War clash on Cavett show with Gore Vidal
Dr David G Crane faced Gore Vidal in a Civil yet heated Dick Cavett discussion about Vietnam and U S policy. Vidal argued all wars except World War I were immoral, while Crane defended troop actions and civilian aid. The exchange ended with Vidal refusing to shake hands as the debate seemed a draw.
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Dick Cavet
David Crane
Southern Methodist University
David
Gore Vidal
Vietnam
Cavell
David G. Crane
Ime
Souhern Methodist University
Dick Cavett
Johnny Carson
Vidal
Nixon
Kennedy
Lyndon Jolson
Asia
Mradrthur
Army
Japan
Hiroshima
Vital
Dave
Aleutians
Alaska
Dove
Northwestern University
Cambodia
Brady's Health Service Sleep Schedule for Children
Dr William Brady outlines a fixed sleep timetable for children from infancy to 18 up to 25 years with specific bedtimes and nap lengths. He cautions against altering schedules for external circumstances and notes commentary on watching Cub Scout packs at late wrestling events.
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Anybrady
Two politicians unlikely to capture the White House
The piece argues against Mayor Lindsay and Senator Edward Kennedy winning the presidency. It cites Kennedy's credibility gap after the Kopechne case and Lindsay's narrow mayoral support, noting Muskie’s strong but moderate candidacy and party dynamics. It ends asserting Landon has a better chance than Lindsay or Kennedy.
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White House
John
Linsay
Edward Kennedy
Edmund Muskie
Richard Bolling
Kansas City
Welkin
New York
Lindsay
Manhattan
Democratic
Democrats
Massachusetts
Senate
Ladie James A. Boyle
Mary Jo Kapechne
Kennedy
Kopechne
Dyke Road
United States
Didate
Dick Gregory
Brother Gregory
America
Dyke Bridge
Fiward Kennedy
Mary Joe Kopechne
Gregory
Quil
All Landon
Short Thoughts on Prices and Progress Across Eras
Prices rise six tenths of a percent marking the largest jump since December yet still not enough to explain inflation. Science celebrates imaging atoms within a molecule while a cure for the cold remains elusive. A 10-year-old recalls suffrage marches before most feminists were born, challenging young activists. The World Meteorological Organization will test for the planet’s clean air standard, noting the air in 93.99 percent of breaths falls short. Tuberculosis nears eradication as a death cause in Japan.
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World Meteorologic Organization
Father's Day Clothes Show Splendor on the Way
New York AP dispatch notes retailers emphasize a bold new Father’s Day look with bright patterns and wide belts. Shops from Dallas to Seattle report demand for flashy shirts flare pants and quirky gifts like a basketball net for wastebaskets and a snap-on telephone receiver. A Manhatten businessman buys a health club membership for his father as a gift.
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New York
Sanger Harris
Dallas
Hammacher Schleinmer
Handicapped Himself He Runs Magazine For Handicapped
Roy Smith, paralyzed from the waist down after a childhood accident,创found a mission in publishing The Active Handicapped a periodical aimed at informing and inspiring disabled readers. The Chicago AP piece notes funding, distribution challenges, and the magazine’s goal of showing handicapped people can lead normal, even exceptional, lives while highlighting notable figures connected to the cause.
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New Orleans
UPI
Roy Smith
Smith
Prehicago
Sidle
Tom Dempsey
Orleans Saints
Hainbs
Inon
Stll
Joseph G. Sanford
Publica l
Gearallon
Aurora
Dame Margot Fonteynier
Metairie
Robert Arias
Arias
Ul Campaign
National Assembly
Ray Charles
Jehildy
Femveice Gansdewn
Nixon Seeks Welfare Revisions to Consolidate Services
President Nixon asked Congress to overhaul federal welfare, consolidate services with states, and add child care and adoption aid. The plan raises overall spending by 255 million dollars annually, allows up to 20 percent fund transfers between programs, and targets 32 underperforming states with 200 million over four years to reach standards.
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Nixon
Solidare Amt
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England
Harold Wilson
Mary Coo
Bon Maret
Seattle
Lester T. Berkley
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Chicago
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