San Diego State student defends flag against militants
Bil Pierson, a six foot three Navy veteran and Aztec football center, confronted 150 disruptive nonstudents desecrating an American flag on campus. He rescued the flag, raised it atop the staff, then stood vigil until the mob dispersed, saying he loves the country and its flag. The incident echoes historic defiance in a stark campus moment.
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Bil Pierson
San Diego State
Angel
Boure
Te Ropus
Barbara Fritchie
Frederick
Pierson
New York Jets
Asue
Bill Pierson
Odd Set Of Values Columist Kilpatrick Attacks Critics
Columnist James J. Kilpatrick assails critics of the president accusing dissenters of chaos while praising orderly protest. He cites incidents from a May 9 Washington demonstration and notes harsher labels for violent acts by a minority. He warns against praising citizens for merely doing their duty amid unrest.
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James J. Kirkpatrick
Nixon
Bush
Kilpatrick
Washington
United States
National Guard Association
Mr. Kilpatrick
Dumas
Profile of Defeatism in National Defences cited
Quote explores how soft thinking and weak leadership erode a nation’s strength. It draws a parallel with ancient Rome where the Senate lost resolve and appeared to aid barbarians over Rome’s interests, as cited in the Congressional Record May 15, 1970.
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Rome
Anthony Harrigan
Congressional Record
Gradual recovery seen for Waittaker shares
Reader letters discuss the potential recovery of Waittaker and Hercel stock, noting issues like large debt, share counts, and government contracting exposure. Whittaker shows January quarter gains but margin pressure. Hercules Corp. expands beyond aerospace with mixed recent results. A market outlook remains cautious with prospects for growth tied to new markets.
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Jessen
Hexcel
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
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I am here to argue in Moscow’s human view
In Moscow I speak with Viola and others about free medicine and taxes, Solzhenitsyn on radio, and Lenin monuments. The talk moves between belief in the Soviet system and the reality of people who navigate loans, books, and access, revealing cultural divides, curiosity, and quiet humor amid ideological clash.
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Viola
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United States
Michael Harrington
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Russia
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Lenin Stadium
Lenin Museum
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Lenin
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Mr.Kosygin
Glaseboro
Ase
Lyndon Johnson
Mr. Kosygin
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U.S
America
Harold Robbies
Rusia
América
Rafferty Seeks Third Term As California Schools Chief
Dr Max Rafferty, eight years California superintendent of public instruction, faces a June 2 vote to win a runoff if no outright majority. A strong reform advocate, he touts phonics and broader texts, criticizing opponents on the State Board of Education and promising further school improvement if reelected.
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California
Dr. Rafferty
United States
Board of Educatim
Rafferty
Reagan
Max Ratterty
Ratterly
Dick & Sane
Edmund Burke
Nader’s Scorched Earth Policy Sparks Debate in D C
Controversial ideas attributed to Henry Morgenthau and reactions in Congress frame a broader fight over demilitarization, environmental cleanup, and anti-pollution efforts. The piece contrasts Nader’s stance with Muskie and Randolph on industrial cleanup and environmental funding amid political tension.
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Jennings Randolph
W.va
Tom Eagle
Tén
D-Mo
Muskie
Perbiita
Tale of Three Girls Reflects On Youth And Media
A U.S. syndicated column recaps three young women linked to international headlines. Danielle, 18, a French student in Paris, is jailed after a drug arrest. Andrea, 21, a Barnard senior, faces trial for illegal drug involvement with bail set high. Mary Ann, 15, runaway from Florida, becomes a sensational symbol before authorities reveal her real status and home life. The piece questions moral narratives and media portrayal of youth.
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Paris
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Floria
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Dwket
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Kent State
Indianapolis
Florida
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Phi Bata, Kappa
Polerten
Higher Learning
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Andréa
Manhattan
William E. Suglla
Cote Iyibates
New York
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Courte An
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Barty Franklin
Athea) Rosenberg
Ifarold Pretzeco
Mademoiselle Daniele
Pari
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Teen
Mademoisalla
Danielle
Dahielet
Postal wage bill advances in Senate committee
Washington The postal reform plan approved by a Senate committee differs from the House bill. It provides an 8 percent pay raise for 75,000 postal workers costing about four million dollars, with the effective date not yet settled. Union members welcome the action though they fear the enactment date and full Senate action next week.
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