McGovern Attacks Indochina Bombing as Barbaric Defeat
The Birmingham News contends Senator McGovern’s sharp rhetoric on Indochina bombing demeans the United States. It compares his view to Nazi cruelty, recalls Korean, Hungarian, Czech, and Berlin Wall histories, and defends U S aid record as necessary even amid South Vietnam war weariness.
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Moondust boosts space gains for mankind and life on earth
Paul Harvey extols space program benefits from moon dust to medical alarms, lightweight splints, safer helmets, and new materials. He cites Saturn V welding, Apollo fabrics, and satellites proving space research yields practical, everyday improvements for disability, health, and industry. Neil Armstrong’s step linked as giant for mankind.
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Mars
Earth
Neil Armstrong
Insomnia Notes and a Mockingbird Melange
A nocturnal, poetic fragment at 3 a.m. contemplates insomnia, a faltering typewriter, fizzing Alka-Seltzer, and a mockingbird in the backyard. The narrator muses on night sounds, playful God, and the surreal calm of late hours, finding small solace in music and reflection.
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Rene Wren
AlkaSelizer
Washington lawmakers for South County districts listed
Representatives and Senators serving parts of South County are named with mailing addresses. Alan Cranston and John Tunney are senators. Grange Miller, Don Edwards are congressmen representing districts including Alameda, Hayward, Union City, Fremont, and surrounding areas with Washington offices in D C.
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John V. Tunney
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Grange P. Miller
Rayburn
Sacramento State Legislators Represent Alameda County Areas
State senators include Nicholas C. Petria Democrat Ith District John W. Helmdahl Democrat 8th and Clark L. Bradley Republican Mth District The 5th and 11th Districts coterminous with Alameda County except Livermore-Amador Valley and Castro Valley lie in the 44th District Assemblymen Cartes Bee Democrat 13th District Hayward Union City Fremont Newark and Livermore-Amador Valley Retort W Crown Democrat-Mth District San Lorenzo San Leandro Alameda part of Oakland March K Fong Democrat-1sth District Castro Valley Ashland part of Oakland Letters to legislators may be addressed to them at the State Capitol Sacramento 1814.
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Hayward
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Oakland
March K. Fong
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Britain and the Common Market Threat to Agriculture and Fisheries
Russell Kirk notes UK hopes to join the European Common Market raise deep doubts across political parties. Critics warn hill farms and English Welsh fisheries could be wrecked as Continental fleets fish British waters, prompting migration to manufacturing towns and social disruption despite potential efficiency gains.
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Nixon's 1972 path framed by economy and image
The piece argues that Nixon's far sighted leadership and postwar plans shape the 1972 race. It notes optimistic economic signs may bolster him while Democratic challengers confront a shifting Nixon image. It warns timing and perceived prosperity could redefine political fortunes and campaign dynamics.
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China
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Why not a World State impossible across races
A columnist argues that world government is unworkable due to deep racial and cultural differences. He surveys three books on Hamiltonian creative capitalism, Latin American perspectives, and Korean unity, concluding that American, Latino, and Asian mindsets are incompatible for a universal political union. The piece rejects the feasibility of a global state and warns of a bland, uniform world.
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Notable historical dates and figures list
This day in history notes Dean Acheson born April 21 1893 Romulus legendary founding of Rome in 783 B C US Air Force airlift of French troops to Dien Bien Phu in 1954 Disarmament Commission reconvened in 1965 Greek army coup in 1967 and a quip from French novelist Andre Mauris about housekeeping emphasizing gender roles.
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Dienbienphu
U.S. Disarmament Commission
Andrew Macrvis
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