Be careful drivers warn of summer child traffic hazards
An Austin Daily Herald opinion piece urges vigilance as school ends and children roam streets. It stresses bikes, street games, and gaps in traffic awareness, urging parents to teach safety and drivers to slow down to prevent accidents involving youngsters on city streets.
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Limited War and the Vietnam Dilemma
The author argues limited wars invite defeat for the attacker and prolong the conflict benefiting aggressors. Hanoi’s capture of South Vietnam, with its resources and aid programs, is seen as a costly victory for communist aims despite American efforts and economic training in Vietnam.
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Turn Back the Clock 30 Years Ago
Pvt Charles James in the 128 Evacuation hospital near Nuremberg meets his uncle Sgt Joe James who works there. Both are children of Leon James and live in Oakland Route 1. The item recalls a hospital meeting during World War II.
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Pentagon used mail sieves and rolling to read service members mail
Washington reports years of military counterintelligence opening and reading suspects mail under a flap and seal system that rarely uncovered spies. The practice, used against servicemen with Vietnam War complaints, involved rolling tools to slip letters from envelopes and a CIA machine to read mail through paper layers.
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Truman Cult and Ford's worn powers shaping 1976 campaign
Washington scene shows Ford amid Truman nostalgia while Congress has stripped presidential authority after Watergate. Labor groups press for wage price controls and big deficit funding as Meany and unions push for a job creation bill and car industry strike funds swell ahead of the 1976 election.
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Ford politics and mail snooping in a turbulent 1975 landscape
The piece sketches President Ford fighting inflation while facing recession and labor pressure, vows vetoes on spending bills, and plans a high pressure domestic push. It also cites U S intelligence mail opening abuses, and recounts Ford resisting cut of military aid to South Vietnam before Saigon fell.
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Columnist praises diversions from hard news focusing on icons
The writer laments grim daily headlines and champions entertainment figures Elvis Presley Evel Knievel Bobby Riggs and Muhammed Ali as sources of relief. He credits their work with giving the public something to discuss and enjoy beyond serious news and hopes more positive diversions emerge.
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Air piracy and searches prompt air travel debate
The piece argues about air piracy risks and intrusive checks while noting discomfort with passengers carrying firearms. It suggests resentment rises when security searches are absent and critiques political wrongdoing as vague. The quote emphasizes danger aboard with fuel on plane and the need for vigilance.
Pedal Power bicycle safety workshop kicks off in Minnesota
The Minnesota Dept of Public Safety and the University of Minnesota extension sponsor a four day Pedal Power workshop at Camp Lincoln north of Brainerd starting today and ending June 12. 144 teenage delegates from across Minnesota will learn cycling safety and plan local workshops upon return. Last year the program taught over 4000 Minnesotans and delegates held county fair workshops with speakers including Robert Herbst George Colarich and Frank McCarthy.
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Forest Fire Peril Warning as Spring Woods Dry Out
The piece warns of an extreme danger as warming weather increases fire risk in spring woodlands. Sid ney Thompson, state fire warden, stresses careless burning and discarded matches can ignite vast timber stands, turning cherished countryside into blackened wasteland.
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