Stop Tearing Your Country Apart Agnew Appeal
Vice President Spiro Agnew urged restraint in Fort Wayne, appealing to stop tearing the country apart as hecklers disrupted his speech. The 5000 strong crowd roared approval and reflected support amid a tight election landscape and ongoing media criticism.
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Agnew
Fort Wayne
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Adolf Hitler
Gercide
Residents 30-day rule in Indiana election under court ruling
Liberal activists applaud a federal court decision striking down most residency requirements for Indiana voting. The piece argues elimination of long-standing rules could invite machine politics and fraud by widening who can vote, urging caution for 1972 elections.
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Indiana
Troosiers
Paul Harvey on News Media Bias and Holiday Slowdowns
Paul Harvey criticizes the news media for smear tactics and sensationalism while citing figures like Vice President Agnew and Patrick Gray. He argues holidays slow news, causing reliance on slow teletype output and a distorted view of reality, with journalists described as peeping Toms shaping perceptions.
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Gadd
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Secretary of the Treasury
George Shirlix
Pene Paul
Pat Huchanan
Howe
Congress
Tess Comendalle
Taiwan and Taiwan Strait Tensions Shape Asia Security
Analysis argues Taiwan's defense is central to Japan and U S security in the Western Pacific. It stresses Taiwan's fate affects Okinawa, Philippines, Japan, and global oil routes, and urges U S support for Taiwan and pressure on Japan to align with this stake.
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Europe
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America
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Central Pacific
Hawaii
Controversy Over Revision of Book of Common Prayer
Alice Widener reports a heated dispute within the Episcopal Church over revising the Book of Common Prayer. Supporters cite humanism and pluralism while opponents warn of degrading culture and the loss of a shared heritage.
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Reeser
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Unbought Charities and Endorsement Echoes in Public Life
A satirical look at consumer advertising and brand endorsements, noting figures like Mark Spitz Joe DiMaggio and Muhammad Ali. The piece laments pervasive marketing, raises questions about gratitude and accountability, and recalls a Swiss typewriter testimonial that received no reply.
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DiMaggio
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NBC
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Yberal
New York City
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Vale of Tears
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Switzerland
Teton
W. F. Ba
Muhammad Ali
Editorial Bias Marks New York Times Endorsement
The piece argues The New York Times endorsed McGovern with little substantive support and used the space to attack Nixon. It accuses the Times of bias and calls the editorial stance a veiled defense of socialism and antiwar rhetoric while neglecting McGovern’s merits.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Mills Evolution From Dixie Guardian to National Hope
Aaron Slick profiles Wilbur Mills of Kenseth Ark and the Harvard Last School. Mills, long a behind the scenes operator, aims to shape House Ways and Means powers and stay pivotal for Southern Democrats. He plots a national rise while courting Wall Street cash to back a 1973 speaker bid and preserve conservative influence in the party.
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