Kent residents recount roots of Kent State unrest in wake of shooting
Kent townsfolk describe months of property loss threats abuse and vandalism by students and nonstudents prior to the National Guard clash. They blame poor leadership and campus influence, while FBI director Hoover warns of rising fear and community anger over safety and rights.
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Kent State University
National Guard
Kent
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Jerry) Rubin
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Nixon's Bold Drive to End Vietnam War
Holmes Alexander argues Nixon should press ahead with a renewed war effort citing North Vietnamese aggression and a majority public support. He claims China and Russia pose limited risk and urges readers to telegraph their two Senators to back the president’s peace through victory strategy.
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Washington, D.C
Nixon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Johnson
Laos
Dmz
Eisenhower
Red China
Red Korea
Lyndon Johnson
South Vietnam
China
Russia
Haiphong Harbor
United States
Peking
Moscow
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Community Action Council thanks readers for park support
The Community Action Council of Madison County expresses sincere appreciation to readers and supporters for efforts aiding a park project. The letter notes the facility will serve as a recreational center for area children and credits interested individuals and organizations for the agency's success. Signed by John T. Streaty, Neighborhood Worker.
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Community Action Council of
Madison County, Inc
John T. Streaty
Mutual Fund for Investing in Government Securities
Readers asked for details on a no load mutual fund aimed at small investors to participate in U S government bonds and related debt. Minimum is 250 dollars, with 25 dollar increments, no acquisition costs, management fee 1 percent annually. Dividends paid quarterly, last declared 18 cents per share on Feb 12 1970. Fund assets are guaranteed by the U S government or its instrumentalities, with Federated Investors Inc as address at 421 Seventh Avenue Pittsburgh PA 15219.
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Mutual Fund
U.S
U. S
C.H
S.M
J.K
D.S
A.K. A
Federated Investors, Inc
Seventh Avenue
Pittsburgh
Penn
Carter- Wallace
E.N. A
Carter-Wallace
FDA
Spear
Birth control pills debated. men offered sterilization option
Paul Harvey notes FDA warning literature for birth control pills and presents sterilization as an alternative. He cites AVS estimates that about 200000 volunteers, mostly men, could undergo a 15 minute procedure. He warns population growth risks and argues government must curb incentives to have children.
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Senate
Food and Drug Administration
Arthur Godfrey
Association For Voluntary Sterilization Inc
AVS
Ideological War and a Nation's Survival
An editor rebuts widespread sympathy for draft resisters, arguing media bias and selective criticism threaten U S social cohesion. It cites My Lai versus Hue, military industrial complex concerns, antiballistic missile debates, and leftist race policies as undermining national morale. Ends with a call to heed Dylan's question Do You Mr Jones.
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Look
Joan Baez
David Harris
David
Joan
Vietnam
Dave
Canada
Rockford College
Illinois
Arthur A. Shenfield
Shenfield
My Lai
America
Hue
Russia
Red China
Bob Dylan
Mr. Jones
Gen. Fea. Corp
Quaker peace plan for Middle East warned
A Quaker led proposal urges international disengagement and a UN backed buffer zone in Palestine. It calls for Jerusalem to be internationalized and Sinai and Gaza to be under temporary international administration with a world police force to ease violence and rebuild hope. The piece also suggests Turkish troops could serve as a neutral buffer if UN backed.
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Holy Land
Israel
United States
Soviet Russia
Palestine
Middle East
American Friends Service Committee
North 15Th Street
Philadelphia
Landrum R. Bolling
Earlham College
Society of Friends
United Nations
Jerusalem
Sinai
West Bank
Jordan
Gaza Strip
Golan Heights
Nasser
U.N
Turkey
Mudpies and sandpies and a germ syndrome note
A Detroit father shares a reader letter about mud and sand pies in toddlers. A columnist offers safer remedies and humor, noting mothers endure a 48 hour germ syndrome before realism returns. The piece includes exaggerated anecdotes about wiping, rinsing, and odd methods.
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Indiana
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert W. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Herald
THE
Associated Press
Paul Harvey News
Journal of the American Medical Association
India
Kirk
Detroit
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