Editorial Page In Our Opinion On UN Action
The United Nations General Assembly appears to undervalue its role as it rejects concerted antiterrorism action. After hijackings and airport massacres in Tel Aviv and Munich, the 76 to 34 Algerian resolution to take no action marks a setback for Western nations and highlights Asia and Africa's growing bloc against them.
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United Nations General Assembly
Assembly
Tel Aviv
Munich
Asia
Africa
Wet behind the ears youth and the driving dangers
Paul Harvey warns about immature judgment among young people citing 11.7 million under 20 drivers with over 4.7 million accidents, high teen divorce rates, alcohol and drug use, crime, and fatalities. He urges recognizing a weakness despite superior intelligence.
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Angel
United States
Chicago
Ambulance volunteers receive $20000 gift and prompt help
The Connecticut fire department ambulance volunteers receive a $20,000 donation with a note praising their service and pleasant attendants. Sculptress Anna Hyatt Huntington needed transport when the town ambulance was busy with an emergency, and Bethel volunteers ensured her trip, wait, and return home. The piece closes with a moral exhortation about kindness and sharing.
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Connecticut Fire Department
Anna Hyatt Huntington
Bethel
Biddeford Saco Journal Company Masthead
Publication details for the Biddeford Saco Journal include publishers Alta Foster B F Whitehouse and W Paul Casavant, editor E P Ingalls, Gladys Whitehouse as president and treasurer, with office contacts and subscription rates listed. Local news distribution via Associated Press is noted.
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Wm. E. Foster
Alta W. Foster
Associated Press
Mathews-Shannon-Culleng Ine
757Rd Ave
New York City
Hoffa Bribery and Intrigue Counted in Freeing Plot
Washington report outlines Walter Sheridan claims of bribery threats and intrigue aimed at freeing Jimmy Hoffa. Named figures include John Ehrlichman Russell Long Audie Murphy and Carlos Marcello. Sheridan cites tapes and documents to support alleged covert efforts and pardons.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Jimmy Hoffa
Walter Sheridan
White House
John Ehrlichman
Russell Long
D-La
Audie Murphy
Carlos Marcello
Sheridan
Taper
Justice Department
Nixon
Hoffa
Teamsters
Frank Chavez
Then
Robert Kennedy
Ed Partin
Kennedy
FBI
Ossie Brown
Brown
Marcello
Fred Vinson
Mike Epstein
Louisiana
Partin
Long
John Mitchell
Jimmy Morrison
Morrison
Charles Sinagra
Independence
William Murray
Murray
South
the Sky
Organized Crime Section
Federal Parole Board
Justice
New Hampshire
William Loeb
Loeb
Arthur Egan
Egan
Budd Schulberg
Columbia Pictures
Columbia
America
Les Whitten
Drug storage practices under review as narcotics vanish
An Associated Press survey finds Newark and other cities rely on envelopes, carbon copies, and strict checks to guard seized narcotics. In New York 131 pounds of cocaine and 168 pounds of heroin are missing, prompting reviews in Los Angeles, San Francisco and elsewhere, while Detroit probes officer drug ties.
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New York City
Associated Press
Newark
N.J
Police Property Department
John Gavarny
Detroit
10Th Precinct
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Hall of Justice
Mandate claim over war funding questioned by Democrats
Washington commentary argues that the 1972 election did not confer a mandate on Democrats to cut off Vietnam War funds. Senate leader Mansfield’s assertion is dismissed as unwarranted, noting GOP losses and House results do not support a broad congressional mandate. The piece cautions against reading voter intent as sweeping instructions.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Congress
U.S. Senate
House
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
George McGovern
McGovern
Vietnam
Russia
China
Hanoi
Democratic Congress
Mansfield
TV licensing and press freedom clash in media debate
William S. White argues editors over defend TV against critics, noting TV operates under public license and public subsidy. He warns that equating press and TV under the Constitution is false and urges tough scrutiny of television's power and bias while defending free presses from blanket pro TV stance.
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William S. White
Washington
Television Land
Free Press
United States
Supreme Court
Madison Avenue
Lord Thomson of
Fleet
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