Atrocities and the Vietnam War debate
The piece argues civilians in war zones can be active enemies, compares Nazi and Communist atrocities to World War II patterns, and defends U.S. Vietnam policy as aiming to save freedom. It emphasizes that individual crimes do not make the United States an enslaver and warns against equating saviors with aggressors.
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Coventry
London
Dresden
Berlin
Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
Germany
Goebbels
Goering
Stalin
Europe
Mao Tse-tung
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Hitler
Mao
Forster Named Member of Merit on Eve of 90th Birthday
E M Forster, the British writer, was made a member of the Order of Merit on the eve of his 90th birthday. The honor is Britain’s highest nonpolitical distinction. Forster, famed for A Passage to India, has not published since 1924 but remains esteemed at home.
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E. M. Forster
Order of Merit
Forster
India
Campus beauty contests draw entrants and homecoming queens
The notice notes that countdown campus events see more male entrants and some crowned homecoming queens, while Nixon outlines a broad prison reform program. It suggests addressing issues like postal workers and encourages writing to Congress for action.
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Nixon
Dubrovnik Ragusa A Medieval Gem Beyond Modern Rush
Russell Kirk reflects on Dubrovnik Ragusa as a preserved Dalmatian port soaked in history. The town's walls, 1000 year Republic heritage, blend Latin and Slavic culture, with limited industry, pedestrian life, and vibrant markets. Tourists seek charm, architecture, and continuity over wealth and progress.
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Dubrovnik
Ragusa
Yugoslavia
London
Paris
Rome
Vienna
Munich
Mediterranean
Republic of
Venice
Dubrovnik-Ragusa
Population Pressure Prompts Bipartisan Aims at Growth
Paul Harvey notes polluted environment may curb life expectancy as Nixon proposes a population growth commission to warn of a future with air water and food shortages. Experts cite aging themes with advice on lifestyle and public health while research hints at extending lifespans beyond 80.
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Nixon Bia
America
Don Maclean Art treasures worth seeing
New York visit to the Gallery of Erotic Art at 1240 Park Ave run by artist Robert Rosinek. Viewing by appointment, featuring works by Richard Etts and Paul Els including erotic sculpture, paintings, an erotic stained glass window, and selling prints and videos. The writer jokes about future visits to Grant's Tomb and the Statue of Liberty.
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New York
Park Ave
Robert Rosinek
Grant
Nixon faces uphill fight as inflation pins polities
The piece argues that anti inflation policies hinder President Nixon’s political strength in 1970. It notes sagging stock markets, rising unemployment, soaring interest rates, and higher prices amid labor demands for higher wages. Congress pursues tax cuts and Social Security boosts while the Fed signals ongoing inflation control, prompting concern a recession could loom and threaten Republican prospects.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
Nixon
Labor
Hhrough
Federal Reserve Board
Council of Economic Advisers
History items from 1776 to 1885 and scattered quotes
A garbled recap notes George Washington crossing the Delaware in 1776 near Trenton New Jersey. It mentions Lincoln’s 3063 reconstruction plan granting amnesty to Confederates except top leaders and 1885 AFL founding by 25 unions in Columbus. Fragmentary lines reference Formosa and a lawyerly quote about vindication against slander.
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Lincoln
South
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Wening Tales
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American Medical Association
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Swartz
Jehan Bjorksten
Upjohn Co
Winston Churchill
Bennjamin Franklin
Michelangelo
Verdi
Victor Hugo
Don Maclean
Woody's World
By John Kolm
George Washington
Delaware River
Trenton, N.J
American Federation of Labor
Columbus
O Formosa
Linu
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