Why Do Ya Buy Books By Irving Wallace
A harsh critique of Irving Wallace and his latest novels, highlighting The Seven Minutes as overlong pornography driven by courtroom drama. The review praises Edmund Schiddel’s Good Time Coming and James Mills The Prosecutor, while dismissing The Eye of Night Dionysus and other works as poor writing and sensationalism.
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Irving Wallace
Wallace
U.S
Simon and Schuster
Henry Miller
Edmund Schiddel
Schidder
Bucks County
Schiddel
Anson Parris
China marks cultural revolution anniversary amid internal nervousness
Washington area digest notes Red China facing 20th anniversary with tension from internal purges and leadership shifts. Mao Zedong’s grip questioned as Lin Piao named heir and military influence grows while calls for reform and a new president await a National People's Congress.
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People’s Republic
Forbidden City
Peking
Hunan
Liu Shao-chi
Lin Piao
China
Red Guards
Liu
People's Congress
Russia
Stalin
Moscow
U. S
Formosa
Volunteers undergo chemical tests at Edgewood Arsenal
At Edgewood Arsenal Maryland seventy volunteers are tested for a range of chemical warfare agents. They consent to exposure and receive medical supervision, with strict safety measures and ongoing psychological and physical screening. Command officials defend the program as necessary deterrence and assure safety and voluntary participation.
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Edgewood Arsenal
America
Chesapeake Bay
Defense Department
Associated Press
Edgewood
Pentagon
Col
Joseph R. Blair
Blair
Col. Blair
Joseph Monahan
New York City
Fort Rucker
Jersey Turnpike
Nebraska
Vietnam
James Ketchum
Clinical Research Department
WV Doctor Proposes Social Security for Coal Miners
A West Virginia physician suggests miners with twenty years of service and fifty percent lung function loss qualify for Social Security benefits. The proposed rule argues such miners cannot perform substantial work.
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West Virginia
Eagleton denounces 75 cents per dollar for wars
Missouri Democrat Senator Thomas F. Eagleton attacks federal budget waste arguing that 75 cents of every dollar goes to past present and future wars leaving only 25 cents for all other needs.
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Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri
Rhodes defies Stokes at highway chiefs meeting
Gov. James A. Rhodes attacked Cleveland Mayor Carl Stokes on interstate highway issues using a party member to deliver his critique. Rhodes claimed Cleveland has benefited most from the program, while Stokes urged redirecting funds to city mass transit. The clash occurred at an interstate highway coordinators conference attended by Rhodes as a likely Senate candidate, with Democrat James Shocknessy presenting the governor’s figures.
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Carl Stokes
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Cleveland Democrat
Stokes
U.S. Senate
James Shocknessy
Shocknessy
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