Letter From Vietnam by Johnny Grant Supports Cambodia Move
Entertainer Johnny Grant writes from Vietnam praising the Cambodia expansion and urging support for President Nixon. He notes high morale among troops, cites his 11th Vietnam trip, and criticizes antiwar back home while defending the president and U.S. military aims. He argues senators use soldiers’ lives as political pawns in upcoming elections.
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Johnny Grant
Los Angeles
KTLA
White House
Vietnam
Nixon
Cambodia
Grant
Charlie
Waibright
3Rd Field Hospital
Sens
William Fullbright
Vance Hartke
Birch Bayh
Frank Church
John Cooper
Hartke
Bayh
Kennedy
Johnson
Quotable Quote on Selective Attacks by Ideological Critics
Arthur A. Shenfield argues that opponents attack minor evils while blessing major ones, or condemn evils in one place but ignore them in another, implying a aim to destroy the society that harbors the chosen evils. He notes many ideological critics fit this pattern.
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Arthur A. Shenfield
Successful Investing: Katz Drug and Pacific Southwest Airlines
Readers ask if Katz Drug can recover after a 1969 profit drop and a 13 price, while Pacific Southwest Airlines shows strong 1970 half-year revenues and a planned Air California deal. Analysts see drugstore chains as growth areas but note near term gloom. PSA holds long term speculative appeal despite industry weakness.
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Katz
SPEAR
Pacific Southwest Air
Varius
Pacific Southwest Airlines
California
Car Rennial
PSA
Air California
The Case Against a Standing Army in Nixon Era
Holmes Alexander argues against an All Volunteer Armed Force and a reduced draft, urging a strong local police role and cautioning against a professional standing army. He condemns deference to central power and champions citizen soldiers and mandatory service for lawmakers, warning of a degraded liberty under an expanded national military.
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Washington, D. C
Nixon
America
Montezuma
Ripoli
Marine Corps
Air Force
Vietnam
Navy
Air
Thomas Gates
Commission
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Erma Bombeck as a Household Word and a Call Gaffe
A humorous anecdote about Erma Bombeck trying to be a household word and mispronounced names during a pretend home call. The piece riffs on how fame changes perception and features a chaotic exchange with an operator and family member reactions.
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Glen Campbell
Spires Agnew
Martha Mitchell
Everglades
Philadel
Erma Bombeck
Steinbeck
Bombeck
Basin
Bayombeck
Mary
Rondack
Mary Housetold Bondac
Alan
Bane
Fredial
Ernite
Erma Easin Ednar-ma Bombeck
Brickbat
Erma Blombeck
Field Enterprises
Ibe
Nicaragua Exports Pine Seeds to Several Nations
Nicaragua exports pine seeds at 12 dollars per pound to Australia Brazil the Fiji Islands and Surinam. Brazil plans a National Center for Vocational Training with 5.4 million dollars from the United Nations Development Program. The Ocala Nations Forest covers 462000 acres hosting the world’s largest sand pine stand and Florida’s largest deer herd. Half a million new dwellings expected in West Germany at occupancy.
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Nicaragua
Australia
Brazil
Fiji Islands
Surinam
Esablish
United Nations Development Program
Ocgla Nations
Florida
West Germany
Campus Ideologues Versus The American Nation
The piece argues for a yearlong campus shutdown to curb radicalism at Harvard and other universities. It questions the role of ideologues, praises Henry Kissinger, and warns that universities prioritizing activism over scholarship may fail to serve as centers of dispassionate study.
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Harvard
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Kissinger
Harvard Yard
Henry
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Asia
Washington
United States
Harvard-crimp -Gang
Walt Rostow
Johnson
MIT
University of Texas
Tha Scorner
Pusey
Arizona State
Things That Go Boom and the Civil Revolt of 1970
Paul Harvey reflects on humanity’s spark from mud to gunpowder and the lure of weapons. He contrasts ancient enlightenment with modern war culture, then discusses student protests, patriotism, and civil disobedience as a force shaping national policy and youth choices.
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Harvey
New York
John Lindsay
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton
Nixon
Cambodia
Christ
A Modest Proposal on Youth Exposure to World Beyond
Robert S. Elegant argues for a program where American and foreign students study abroad and host exchanges to broaden youth understanding. He contends such contact would deepen knowledge, reduce malaise, and curb exploitative use of youth by politics and commerce.
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Robert S. Elegant
Los Angeles Times
Jonathan Swift
Ireland
Tino
Fonoluli
Unitedates
Lota
United States
Io the Great
Iam
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General Abrams
ANP
Roger E. Spear
Katz Drug
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Indiana
George ED. Crittenberger
Harriet WW. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Fresadont and
Thaneger
Charles W. Laughlin
Carrer
Indiona
Herald
Apecial Messanger
Corey
Associated Press
Associated Press 11
Wile
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Erma Gombeck
By Russell
Rick
Eire
Paul Harvey News
United Oates of America
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