Totalitarianism and Czech reform under Dubcek
The piece argues that communist rulers suppress free press and civil liberties by force, citing Prague reforms under Dubcek as a challenge to Soviet control. It notes censorship abolition, press openness, and moves toward Western ties, while debating whether Moscow will tolerate independence or impose a crackdown to maintain the bloc.
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United States
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Alexander Dubcck
Ussr
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Dubcck
Karl Marx
Russia
Commie
West
Germany
Sully
Paul Harvey Essay on Promises Versus Performance in Voting
Paul Harvey comments on how voters reward promises over record, noting Johnson’s civil rights gains yet low popularity. He cites taxes and spending, Kennedy’s higher minority appeal, and Humphrey’s reliance on promises in a campaign, arguing modern politicians still promise to win votes.
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Cian
Johnson
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
White House
Congress
House
Sim
Hubert Humphrey
Astate
Vietnam
Uney Long
Ed Curley
Ed Kelly
Policians
Santa Claus
TM Isés
Gen. Fea. Corp
Debating Dialects and Ghetto English in Nation’s Schools
A 1968 opinion piece argues against standardizing English in ghetto schools, warning such moves would suppress Negro dialects and harm social progress. It cites Dr. Sartes and Ralph Ellison, praises Uncle Remus, and questions publishing readers with altered phonetics.
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Remus
Dema
Meguery
Iarvay Sarles
University of Minnesota
Kirk Nize
United States
Ted Ermn
Rabbit
Ralph Biison
Gen
Fea, Corp
Diathermy for infected tonsils debated by Brady's Health Service
An article argues diathermy as a treatment for infected tonsils, distinguishing it from tonsillectomy. It cites heat generation in deep tissues, notes it can be safer when tonsillectomy is hazardous, and warns against aggressive removal of tonsil tissue. Patient anecdotes praise electrocoagulation as effective, contrasting with conventional surgery.
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Mundey
Bret
Anderson
Indicane
Ky Cories
Medicon
Wigining Wouter
Ety Worrien
Wrvita
Amy Wren
Indiana
Indiang
A.m
Brady
Journal of the American Medical
Oath
The Flag as Shadow and Dream in Public Life
An oration imagines the flag’s meaning beyond cloth, saying it is the people’s belief, daily labor, and constitutional framework. It frames the flag as a collective act of makers, from laborers to leaders, whose duties shape national identity The piece ends noting that a public relations man is a press agent with broad telephones.
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Franklin ‘Alere
Inferior
Flagaiaker
United Sates
Congress
Flag Maker
Wemah
Idaho
Tlilsois
Wyoming
Drayman
Yest
Dreamlike visitation from late Marine pilot linked to visions
A brother recalls a vivid dream three years after George a Marine jet pilot died in a Navy Air Show collision. Philip WEG, studying psychology at Indiana University and other schools, describes George appearing at his desk and discussing his crash before fading away. The account references dreams, visions, and interpretations of such experiences.
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George
Philip
Indiana University
Philip Weg
Indiana Univerity
New Orleans
Dyer and
Partin
H George
Gerrys
Hiis
Philin
Univerity of
Investingby Roger E Spear guidance on building retirement capital
The column advises delaying a real building surge until early 1989 and favors sound investments in housing and urban renewal. It highlights U S Gypsum Textron and Textron as conservative picks, recommends diversified funds and bonds for a 1970 retirement plan, and notes Spear's updated guide available via the Andersen Herald.
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Wost Investments
U.S
Roger Spear
Roger B. Spear
The
Andersen Herald
Grand Central
New York
N.Y
Cope
Gen
Fes, Corp
Humphrey Nixon Wallace Allay Fears Brinks Strategy
The piece analyzes Hubert Humphrey's tactic of tying Richard Nixon to George Wallace to widen fears among voters. It questions whether equating Nixon with Wallace aids the third party and risks boosting Wallace in the North while harming Nixon in the South. The author notes the dangerous brinkmanship of exploiting public fear.
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Humphrey
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
George Wallace
Ristman
Dacki¢ Robinson
Richerd
Nixon
Wallace
Presiderat
Rn Dachinet
New York Daily Net
South
Wallace Steengin
Indiana
Wisconsin
Hampshire
A.D
Lyndon Johnson
Wimein and Cailden
George Wal
Isiua
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