Hungry Astronauts Demand Gourmet Moon Meals in Quarantine
The Apollo 11 crew planned meals for 21 days in quarantine after lunar return. Chef Hans Roth in San Francisco will prepare germ free, microwave reheated menus blending American staples with French touches like crepes Diane. The city hopes the astronauts praise the food, not critique it.
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Grape Purchases Rise Amid Boycott Before UN Petition
A Defense Department report notes nearly doubled grape purchases over two years despite a grape boycott and mentions the Army's past use of grape shot. The Ladies Garment Workers Union launches an anti smoking drive with a tailor Made campaign. A group of Russians petitions the UN claiming threats to independent convictions freedoms.
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Proxmire’s Fifth Column Inside Government Examined
The piece argues Senator Proxmire uses internal foes to attack military spending. It names Richard Kaufman and A Ernest Fitzgerald as alleged quislings aiding disinformation, while noting Adm. Rickover’s defenses and the military’s failure to counter Proxmire effectively.
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America Should Not Be Arsenal for World, Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues the United States should stop acting as an global arsenal and instead be a lighthouse. He criticizes Nixon’s Vietnam policy, warns against overextension, and urges a prudent, inward focus to restore American influence and credibility. The piece attacks interventionism and advocates minding our own business to regain leadership.
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Don: MaCLEAN A Toast To El Honduras
Intrepid correspondent jokes about Honduras and El Salvador merging to form a united country. He mocks war logic and U S aid incentives while noting limited national economies and ridiculous product pairings. A humorous backgrounder on a fanciful unification idea.
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Watson Bill to abolish National Labor Board faces Big Labor
Congressman Albert Watson introduces a measure to end the National Labor Relations Board arguing it is biased and politically influenced by Big Labor. The piece contends NLRB certifies unions over workers rights and expands bargaining, harming the public interest and elevating union power.
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Battle of Atlanta Ends Confederate Push in 1864
Key Civil War clash sees Confederate forces under General Hood defeated by Union troops led by General Sherman. The tally and surrounding action highlight a pivotal moment shaping Atlanta’s fate during 1864.
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