12 Year Old Indiana Soldier Voices Vietnam Support
A letter from a 12 year old Indiana boy serving in Vietnam expresses strong support for the war. He argues South Vietnamese deserve freedom, praises American duty, and recounts playing with village children amid combat. He questions why villagers must fear communism and pledges willingness to die for their freedom.
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Indiana
Clernfi
Hoosier Sardine
Adu
Howe
Viettar
Noah
Congress
Oue
Cat
Nixon faces tough talks with Russia on arms control
The London Daily Telegraph argues Nixon must deploy every political tactic to block Soviet gains. It supports adding two ABM sites to back a bargaining position and urges Europe to bear more of defense costs as NATO forces thin.
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Nixon
Amiedea
Russia
NATO
White House
Europe
London Daily Telegraph
Minnesota ADA Endorses Humphrey Opponent for Senate
The Minnesota Chapter of the American Civil Rights Action endorses Humphrey’s Black opponent for the U.S. Senate. The move shocks observers as the ADA historically backs Humphrey, a founder and former president.
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Minnesota
Theberal Ada
Americans For Democratic Action
Hubert H Humphrey
Presi
Folklore of aphorisms and proverbs gathered here
The text catalogs sayings and aphorisms from migrations and local adaptation. It notes lines like Don’t believe anything you hear only what you read and He’s like the dog’s tail always behind. It includes phrases about mothers, baldness remedies, and a preface about the United States Constitution. It preserves humorous and pointed maxims with occasional garbled wording from OCR.
Military panel sparks debate on Pentagon reform
Holmes Alexander reviews a publication by the Fitzhugh panel led by Fitzhugh of Metropolitan Life criticizing press and civilian gatekeeping. The piece argues the Joint Chiefs retain three roles, rejecting the panel’s push for a new staff, and notes concerns about military influence and civilian control amid Vietnam War context.
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Washington, D.C
Washington
Daily Press
Ose
Gik Heet Fitzanga
Metropolitan Life Insurance In
Pentagon
A. Alexander San Cimente
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Fitzhugh
Dalene
Deerar
Rotary Laird
Navy
Jack Norris
Nixon
Norris
Benjamin Snock
Yale Chalgain Coffin
Chieta
Statf
Ishak
Ite
Tas Rampus
Capitol Hill
Defence Indus
McNaught Syndlicite, Inc
Censor talk sparks US Danish clashes over Justice Douglas
A US Danish debate rages over obscenity and censorship. References urge Justice Douglas off the bench and criticize American and Danish handling of pornography. A Baltimore journalist notes mixed reactions to Douglas and censorship in society and law.
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Justice Douglas
Happy Life
Denmark
Amarica
Federal
Commission On
Copenhagen
Jeatien Willam C. Douglas
Copenhages
Washington
United States
Douglas
Polar Beach
Krom
Baltimore
Supreme Cort
Susties Touglas
Evergreen Magazine
Newsdealer
Teo
New York
United State
supreme nath@ial
Tribuidi Seho
Kaos Christian
Emmanuel Celleriit
Honga
William C. Douglas
Gen
Fea, Corp
Students gear to battle ballots in Nixon era protest
In 1970 student protests spread to Princeton and campuses nationwide. The Movement for a New Congress aims to place peace candidates in local and national races, with 3,860 to 200 votes at Princeton signaling strong activism. By October 300000 volunteers are forecast, led by Rob Durkee.
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Camperes
Nixon
Princeton University
Barvey
Lo Zolo
Congress
Atl
Thesr
Movement
Princeton
Santa Clara County
California
Senate
oFhose Ley
Neo Congress
Rob Durkee
Johnson
Behosten
Nation Faces Rising Radicals and Labor Woes in 1970
The piece argues student disruption has evolved into violent terrorism, predicting self destruction and urging the Democratic party to confront the threat. It links campus unrest, violence at Wisconsin, and Minneapolis to a broader crisis, while noting Nixon's attempts to woo organized labor to the Republican fold and the economy as a pivotal factor.
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Big Country
University of Wisconsin
Lewis &. Feuer
Minneapolits
Deniel Boorstin
Nixon
Democratic Party
Uberale
Fastalus
Marlo
Southeast Asia
Meany
American Federation of State
Vietnam
Meeny
Afl-Cio Council
Ameria
Teachers Will Teach Not Do Everything Else
A satirical year 1970 piece says teachers should focus on teaching not fundraising, patrolling, or selling items. It contrasts ideal teachers with administrators chasing perks, noting a maze of duties distracts from core duties. Copyright 1070 Field Enterprises.
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Moose Factory
Onlerig
Board of Education
PTA
Ube
Masest
Collec
Mongy
Heale Pen Palen
Walt
Field Enterprises Oc
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