Anarchy and Church Violence Prompt Strong Clergy Warning
A national church leader protests militant acts by Black Panthers and anarchists, citing a Chicago Presbyterian Church incident used for a mock rape trial and beating. The piece calls for stern measures to defend churches and condemn lawless actions undermining faith and government.
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National Council of Churches
Christian Crusade
Chicago
Presbyterian
Miock
First Presbyterian Church
Billy James Hargis
First Presby‘terian Church
Paul Gebhard
Daniel Rush
Blackstone Rangers
Young Rush
Rush
Gebhard
Black Panthers Unit
Persomtel
John Fry
South Side
Presbyterian Church
Black Panthers
Aracrica
Cambodian Comments Reflect US Vietnam Policy Debate
In the Congressional Record of June 3 1970 Senator Robert Dole cites opinions from K S Karol and others on Cambodia and Vietnam. The piece contrasts Western critics like Fulbright and Kennedy with Russian concerns about Cambodia’s sanctuaries and the broader aim to end the Southeast Asia war. The passage frames the White House approach as purposeful and steady despite criticism.
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Sen. Fulbright
Sen. Kennedy
Vietnam
Cambodia
Prince Sihanouk
Karol
pNew Statesman
London
White House
Southeast Asia
Nally
Robert Dole
R-Ren
Congressional Record
Folklore by Wade and quotes on language and humor
A collage of quotations and snippets on language, culture, and humor. Includes a 120 year old actress anecdote, a university linguistics discussion, environmental ethics remarks by President Pompidou, and a 1914 joke about cigars with a 1970 postage stamp note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nin
Collge
Tattumbla du- Wade Yea
Monk
Houston
Tex
United Press International
Chi
Cago
University of Chicago
Georges Pompidou
France
Oriskany
Thomas R. Marshall
J. S
Anderson American
New York News Monopoly attacked by Alice Widener
Alice Widener criticizes The New York News Monopoly for biased reporting on British politics and European affairs. She alleges liberal bias, narrow contacts abroad, and seeks accountability for prominent correspondents and outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Britain
New York Times
Newsweek
Atlantic
Charles Collingwood
CBS
London
Europe
New York News Monopoly
Washington, D.C
New York City
New York News Monthly
State Department
Fourth Graders as Preservationists Push for Capitol Museum
Governor Milliken cited letters from Jackson fourth graders urging preservation of Michigan’s old Capitol in Lansing, arguing it should become a museum amid debates to replace the building. The piece compares civic uprisings against urban renewal in Galena and questions demolitions of historic structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Milliken
Michigan
Milliken
Lansing
Pillars of Michigan Society
Jackson
Michigan Legignature
Gitl
Michhgan State
Galena
Minals
Mary Street
Dubuque
Thad
Gen
Fea, Corp
Javits bill deserves instant attention and passage
Holmes Alexander argues for Senator Javits New York plan limiting presidential war power to 30 days without congressional endorsement. He contends the measure clarifies constitutional powers, limits hothead actions, protects against long undeclared wars, and requires enlistment in major conflicts, while sparing ongoing hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Javits
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Jacob
Jack
New York
Wayce
Jka Bet
Ely
Nixon
Indochina
Congress
Lincoln
Roosevelts
Uke Buchanan
McKiney
Judochina
McNaught Syndicate
Loc
President Nixon urged to back Vietnam pullout in imagined broadcast
A 1970 hypothetical by George Fea imagines President Nixon addressing a nation on June 30 about withdrawing from Southeast Asia. It weighs costs of military victory versus strategic retreat, detailing troop levels, finances, and long term influence while debating public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indochina
Nixon
Vietnam
United States
Harvey Falrs
Asian
Southeast Asia
Russia
Red China
South Korea
South
Hanoi
I Ig
Hed Chine
Napoleon
Sida
Algeria
Custer
Abrams
Geo. Fea, Corp
At Wits End Funny College Parody on Education and Marriage
A humor piece parodies college courses and social roles, joking about women pursuing degrees and the absurdities of lifelong learning. It riffs on courses from Business Mathematics to English Usage and Criminology, with satire of domestic life and gender expectations. The fragment includes references to a 1970 copyright and a ceremonial version of the U S Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of the
United Nations
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Preantont
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Scott
Charles W Laughlin
Oy Meil
Rover
Towan
Fete Oy
Dalvar
Atvotintad Ree
Sf Mawipoparity
Alice Widener
Adenauer
West Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Latin America
New York News
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Greece
Willy Brand
West Europe
John Redvers
Agnew
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Paul Harvey News
By Erma Bambeck
Field Enterprises
Berty
United States of America
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