Indians Need A Good Orator
A historical review notes that Indian leaders once relied on oratory to move both their people and opponents, citing Logan, Hendrick, Black Elk, and others. The book Have Spoken profiles 251 examples of Indian oratory from 1609 to today, edited by Frederick W. Turner Jr., presenting native voices on contact with colonizers and the right to self rule.
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Martin Luther King
Logan
Hendrick
Lake George
Black Elk
Books
Frederick W. Turner
U.S
Letters To The Editor Jumping Around in Jerusalem Ceremonies
A muddled set of letters from readers mentions Jerusalem ceremonies and holidays, referencing Jaye Yah Tite Mas, Howard C. Sorrells Sos, and Haiti related progress. The text is fragmented and lacks clear events or dates.
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Jerusalem
Howard C. Sorrells
Haiti
Nixon Kissinger informal diplomacy erodes formal channels
A 50 year arc of informal presidential diplomacy is examined with Kissinger as Nixon’s alter ego. The piece argues this sidesteps official channels, risks dangerous missteps, and recalls Dulles and Hopkins as precursors while stressing the perils of relying on nonofficial intermediaries.
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Ernest Cuneo
Ashington
Nana
U.S
Woodrow Wilson
Colonel House
FDR
Harry Hopkins
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
House
Wilson
Hopkins
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Dulles
Kissinger
William Rogers
State Department
Hanoi
U. S
Soviet Union
Abc-Tv
Kremlin
Occidental
Pennsylvania Avenue
John Leah
George Bust
U. N
Doctor Explains Menopause and Arthritis Glove Therapy
The doctor discusses menopause effects and fluid retention, noting liver function normal. An arthritis note mentions researchers testing nylon knit and Spandex nylon gloves to reduce morning stiffness, with warm effects from wearing gloves or heat at night. Readers are invited to report experiences and request the arthritis book.
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George E. Ehrlich
Philadelphia
SOSA
Alfred NiPiero
Newspaper Enterprise Assh
U.S. GAO Vietnam Air Force Narcotics Link Under Scrutiny
A confidential GAO report accuses the South Vietnamese air force of facilitating opium trafficking with Thai runners. It cites airfields and limited customs, warns of corruption, and notes U.S. supplied aircraft aiding smuggling while officials deny full control.
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Washington
U. S
Southeast Asia
General Accounting Office
Air Force
South Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
Saigon
Washingtont
Saivan
GAO
Ellsworth Bunker
Neuyen van Thien
Baytown Sun masthead and staff directory
The Baytown Sun lists editors and staff including Fred Tartman Wadley Paul Putman Ann B. Pritchett and others. The paper prints afternoons Monday through Sunday from 1201 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with postal box 77520 and subscription rates. It is published under double class mail and is a member of the Associated Press with rights reserved for republication of local and wire service news.
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Baytown
Texas
Acta
Memorial Drive
P. O. Box
General Advertising Service
Suburban Press Inc
Coastal Publications
Associated Press
Orig
Barbs and bargains mark quirky market notes on newsstands
A fragmented passage notes curious phrases about headlines and items at newsstands. References to a supermarket scene and playful wordplay hint at a bustling barge market vibe and literary flair, with a casual editorial tone characteristic of a newspaper enterprise brief.
Fragmentary note on faith pattern and belief
A garbled passage discusses Jesus Christ showing mercy and serving as a pattern for those who believe after him. The text mentions long-suffering and fasting, but the meaning is unclear and citations are incomplete.
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Jesus Christ
First American walks 20 minutes on spice during 1984 event
A historic moment is reported noting the first American to walk on spice for a 20 minute period in 1984. The item highlights a notable endurance or demonstration event with emphasis on the participant and the time.
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