I Have Had It with Those Who Tear Down My Country
Editorial by Bob Roberts of Rama Station KVI Seattle insists Americans should defend national unity and reject protests he calls self pitying and anti social. He cites immigrant origins and lists notable Black and white figures while denouncing calls to erode public symbols and institutions.
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Bob Roberts
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Seattle
Wash
Anderson Herald
America
George Washington Carver
Richie Moore
Bert Williams
Booker T. Washington
Duke Ellington
Count Basil
Nat Cole
Mills Brothers
Mercer Island
Tye
Buddy
Rightist Rhetoric and Chicago Riots Across Cold War Discourse
An analysis argues against labeling Chicago protests as Communist driven while noting shifts in CPUSA influence and Soviet ties. It cites debates by Senator Goodell and events at Columbia Berkeley and Rutgers, framing coordination of radical activity and the debate over spontaneous versus orchestrated demonstrations.
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Riqters
Nationa
Chicago
Goodell
New York State
Spiro
Agnew
Lille
Richard Nixon
Ralllery
Communist Party
United States
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
CPUSA
Henry Wallace
France
Columbia
Mandel
Organiztion
Rutgers
Santa Barbara
Soviet Union
Young
Americans For Freedom
Students For A Democratic Society
The Worry Clinic Advice on Marital Strife and Infidelity
In a provocative column, Dr. Crane discusses why many divorces stem from bedroom dissatisfaction. He cites Belle and her husband as examples, arguing erotic hunger and miscommunication strain marriages, with guidance on seeking counsel and self-help materials.
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Belle
Suzie
Crane
Alen
Bexs Soto
Patama
Why Not Victory in Vietnam The Diplomatic Path
Vice President Hubert Humphrey states in an exclusive Washington Star interview that the United States has never sought military victory in Vietnam and aims for a peaceful settlement through diplomacy. The remark highlights a policy dilemma as casualties rise and questions persist about achieving peace with honor.
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United States
Vietnam
Hubert Humphrey
Washington Star
U.S
Time to Change Through Democratic Chaos
The piece criticizes eight years of domestic chaos under Democrats, citing breakdowns in law and order and moral responsibility. It notes federal government nervousness about crime in Washington and mentions agencies paying cab fare and a 10 percent tip for late workers.
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Washington, D.C
Extravagant stock promises prompt wary advice
A reader questions a friends claim that Lane Wood Inc stock will double in a year. The expert cautions against certainty, notes Lane Wood’s Dallas base with 80 percent mobile homes earnings, and cites a secondary offering and debt conversion as factors.ulekile
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Bra Holdings
Lane Wood Inc
H.B. A
Lane Wood
Baseball Under Fire from Brady Health Service Column
A reader criticizes big league baseball for long delays from warmups and coach decisions, calling for rules to curb gambling in play. He suggests five umpires, a two-base walk on intentional balls, and more action to restore popularity amid new stadiums.
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America
Folklore Tales and a Witty Mixup Across the Street
An old tale recounts two men, a bar, and a string of mistaken identity as a passerby misreads passersby across the street. A cafeteria encounter mirrors the gag with a sister and a naive remark. An added quip from a traffic light episode ends with a saying about sorrow.
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Students Resist Campus Riots At Michigan And Illinois
A skeptical observer notes that most undergraduates reject campus violence. At Michigan a radical group led by the Michigan Daily clashed with police, while administration plans editor selection reform. Dorm staff may strike, affecting meals as Student Government funds bail for arrested demonstrators.
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University of Illinois
Ann Arbor
The
Michigan Daily
Washtenaw County
Apn
Chicago
Daily
Voice
Seleery
Revolue Son
Short Thoughts on War, Policy, and Health Costs
A fragmented snippet discusses smog and explosions near governments urging France to break atmospheric limits, hints at Vietnam War end hopes, and mentions Suez Canal shellfire. It notes SEATO views on communism as a nuisance, forecast Medicare fees rising ten percent, and the House approving a record-low foreign aid ceiling amid tight budgets. It concludes with bicycling as healthful but risky on crowded streets.
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Anderson
Indiana
George DR. Crittenberger
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Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner
Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Raymond A. Reed
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