Too Bad OU Grad Didn't Substitute For Eric Sevareid
James Kilpatrick argues CBS pundit Eric Sevareid failed to press Justice William O. Douglas in a June Goose Prairie interview. The piece links Douglas to Abe Fortas Wolfson ties and Parvin Foundation matters, noting Playboy work and public perception of a justice's off court activities.
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James Kilpatrick
Eric Sevareid
Washington
CBS
Goose Prairie
Wash
William O. Douglas
Sevareid
Douglas
Abe Fortas
Louis Wolfson
Wolfson
Parvin Foundation
Foundation
Parvin
Albert B. Parvin
Las Vegas
Florida
Morris Lansburgh
Sammy Cohen
Meyer Lansky
America
Alexander and McKnight
Lansky
Justice Douglas
Playboy Magazine
Playboy
Hugh Hefner
Supreme Court
Computers Become Thinkers Say Mensa Chief
Victor Serebriakoff international chairman of Mensa argues computers may approach thinking, but humans still outperform machines who only follow programs. He calls a single computer a high speed moron as humans develop original concepts beyond programmed tasks.
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Victor Serebriakoff
Mensa
Cerebral Serebriakoff
The Messenger Publishing Co. Athens Ohio Public Notice Info
The Athens Ohio newspaper The Messenger publishes daily except Saturday with weekday and Sunday sale prices. It notes postal rates, delivery methods, and mailing options for Ohio West Virginia and nationwide. The piece promotes Mensa founder Serebriakoff and urges reader letters with identifications for publication.
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Associated Press
D&s Irs Inctiiciven
D&s Sie Icici Enensivics
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S
Possessions
Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens
Opryland's Rise Threatens Nashville Grand Ole Opry
Commentary argues Opryland U S A will redefine country music beyond the Ryman. It notes WSM plans move the Grand Ole Opry to the new park by 1974, selling tourists on a mass market musical experience while city boosters anticipate $50 million annual economic impact.
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L.A
Music Row
Mozart’s
Opryland
U.S.A
Cumberland River
Nashville
Ryman
WSM Radio
Grand Ole Opry
Radio-Tv
National Life and Accident Insurance Co
WSM
Opry
Birmingham
Atlanta
Midwest
Col
Tom Ryman
Nashville Civic
Six Flags
Astroworld
Disneyland
New Disney World
Orlando
Fla
Ryman Auditorium
Roy Acuff
Marty Robbins
Sock
Opry House
Ringling
Susan
Hank Williams
Outback
Alabaster
Ala
Columbia, Tenn
Egyptian shift narrows Middle East stalemate after Munich
Egypt condemns the Munich killings and pursues diplomacy with Israel as Soviet advisers exit Cairo. The move weakens extremist Palestinian factions, with Fatah seeking legitimacy and a new office in London, while Black September remains isolated and driven by desperation as time runs out for their cause.
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L.A
Anwar Sadat
Munich
Middle East
Mohammed Heikal
al Ahram
Israel
Egypt
Cairo
Lod
Hussein
Jordan
Air France
Palestine
al Fatah
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
London
Fatah
Yassir Arafat
Fedayeen
Black September
Sadat
Gaza Strip
Syria
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Washington Insight: Kraft on Philadelphia School Strike Paradox
A Philadelphia teachers strike of 17 000 workers affecting 285 000 pupils exposes a complex mood in urban politics. Mayor Frank Rizzo and Gov Milton Shapp face funding deadlock amid tax worries while public support for schools wanes as testing and literacy lag behind national norms.
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Philadelphia
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Newark
Democratic Organization
Pete Camiel
George McGovern
Perry Como
Rizzo
Peter Binzen
The
Philadelphia Bulletin
Whitetown
U.S.A
George Wallace
Ronald Reagan
Frank Rizzo
Richard Nixon
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United States
Andrew Alexander
Keith McKnight
Dayton Journal Herald
Alexander
McKnight
Dayton
Ohio University
School of Journalism
Post
Athens Messenger
the Messenger
West Union Street
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Che
sMtessenger
Serebriakoff
Glory Boys
Commentary
Howell Raines
Irving Waugh
Waugh
Rhett Butler
Diath
Brickm
LOS Angeles Times
Washington Post
William J. Coughlin
L0s
Angeles Times
Joseph Kraft
Camiel
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