Czech Invasion Reveals Contradictions of Soviet Socialism
An analysis of the 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia argues the Brezhnev Doctrine exposes Moscow's inequality and the Stalinist model's failure. It portrays Czechoslovakia's push for democratic socialism as a hope that tanks could not crush, and warns the crisis endures.
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Eduard Goldstucker
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
International Communist Movement
Brezhnev
Stalin
Kremlin
Moscow
Russia
Berlin
Chzechoslovakia
Booming Farm Exports Drive State and National Agriculture
The report shows U S farm output valued at 17 billion with 7.6 billion sold abroad, about 18 percent of total exports. Illinois leads as a major agricultural exporter with 25 percent of its farmland geared to export and 600000 of 4.7 million in the state workforce relying partly on farm trade. The facts illustrate foreign trade’s large role for farming and its broader national impact.
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U.S
Illinois
The Messenger Publishing Co. Athens Ohio Advertisement Rates
The notice lists newspaper prices and mail rates for The Messenger in Athens Ohio with daily and Sunday prices, delivery by carrier or tube route, and by mail to regional and U.S. areas. It includes subscription terms, post office classification, and mailing address. The article also discusses farm export goals and trade, noting $7.8 billion this year and $8 billion next year alongside grain sales to the Soviet Union and European markets.
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Associated Press
D&s
Caio
West Virginia
U.S
Possessions
Athens
The
Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Ohio
Readers Letters Policy and Publication Rules
Readers may submit letters to the editor and should include names and addresses for publication. Preference is given to shorter letters of one page or less. The editor may edit letters for space and clarity and reserves the right to determine suitability for publication.
Changing Times Shape Chinese Americans New Ethnic Consciousness
The article notes a shift in Chinese American attitudes from passive tolerance to active protest and pride. It highlights student Bill Chow embracing Chinese language study, broader social responsibility, and calls for integrated American life. It cites university apologies for slurs and youth-led efforts to revise biased textbooks.
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Jeffrey Sue
California
Bill Chow
Southern California
Belmont High School
Chow
America
China
Los Angeles
Burma relaxes controls as Ne Win eases socialistic limits
Rangoon Burma is loosening strict controls under Prime Minister Ne Win while preserving socialist rhetoric. The regime tolerates limited private trade and foreign aid, allows foreign publications, and permits a U S cultural act Duke Ellington and his band to perform. Oil exploration by Reading and Bates and Trans World Drilling marks a rare private sector link.
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Rangoon
Burma
Ne. Win
Union of Burma
Ne Win
Russia
China
United States
Japan
Reading and Bates
Tulsa
Okla
Trans- World Drilling Co
Oklahoma City
Duke Ellington
U.S
Meter readers vs automation cut costs in utilities
Utility firms test automated meter reading methods to replace manual checks. Remote systems reduce labor needs and decrease reliance on estimates or potential misreadings.
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Tility
Attica One Year On Justice Must Be Summary
William F. Buckley reflects on Attica's first anniversary noting new administration and dispersed inmates, a relaxed appearance amid ongoing bitterness. He questions Fischer investigation progress, prisoner leaders untried, and the need for decisive justice, while criticizing legal and political constraints on prison discipline.
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Attica
Fischer
New York State
Maxi-Maxi
Fischer Commission
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Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Charles W. Reamer
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Washington
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