Polls near the Canadian election but seat share differs
Editorial notes pre election polls were within three percentage points of total party votes yet Conservative seat share surpassed the poll hints due to vote distribution. It argues polls are surprisingly reliable though candidates can shift minds late, and US elections rarely reverse pre election leads.
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Conservative
Parliam
United States
Prison factories inside walls proposed by lawmakers
Paul Harvey argues for reform through prison industries. He cites Maryland and Nebraska programs reducing recidivism, notes high costs of imprisonment, and endorses inside prison factories paying union wages to train inmates, support families, fund victims, and create post release earnings.
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Paul Harvey
Charles Dickens
England
Maryland
Nebraska State Reformatory
Lincoln
Harvard
Stony
Charles Percy
Illinois
Norman Carlson
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Percy
Three Minutes A Day On Writing By Cyrille Arnavon
University of Paris expert Cyrille Arnavon outlines writing guidance for fledgling authors. Build vocabulary and style, organize facts yet leave room for inspiration, begin with a striking statement, and shift ideas smoothly. Pause after a few sentences to check clarity and logic while praying for Christlike motives to inform your words.
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University of Paris
Cyrille Arnavon
The Needle: Auto Image, Smog, and Ration Talk
The piece jokes that faster auto development could harm ecology by reducing traffic jams and smog. It mocks blaming the wheel inventor for pollution and suggests emissions controls might lead to smog rationing, then quips that removing autos would leave only women to complain.
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E. P. Ingalls
Gladys M. Whitehouse
Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Associated Press
AP News
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New York City
Interoperability failures mark early Vietnam War communications
House investigators issue a secret briefing detailing a severe communications mess in 1965 1968 caused by non interoperable equipment and delayed deployment. The report cites Louis DeRosa and military officials noting a lack of joint systems and insufficient circuit quantities.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
House
House Appropriations Committee
Louis DeRosa
Pentagon Telecommunications
Pentagon
DeRosa
Vietnam
Newsweek Aided by Crack Team of Newshawks In Washington
Maclean chronicles how Newsweek assigns bylines and tasks, names staffers who prepared and edited the column, and notes the Washington notes source. He mocks public interest in newsroom labor while detailing a parody chain of editors and researchers.
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Ry Don Maclean
Washington
Newsweek
New York Times
Trade Journal
Don Maclean
Algernon G. Smedley
Maclean
New York
Frelinghuysen K. Snippet
Ormalu Hepplewhite
Smediey
Naomi Numbknees
Filander Fop
Nicholas G. Horrid
R. Fasinggame Butts
Robe Simenon Mous Rt Farkle
George
Sandy _ Shostacovich
Kachaturian
R. Meadowlark
Nixon gamble eyed as path to quiet tensions with communist powers
Washington analysis argues that trade dollars and technical aid could temper Hanoi Moscow and Peking by offsetting ideology with economic incentives. It notes North Vietnam may breach treaties yet hopes aid could deter violations while Moscow faces consumer shortages. China also seeks technical aid as talks begin.
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Ray Cromley
NEA
Washington
Nixon
Hanoi
Meyrey
Moscow
Peking
North Vietnam
China
Russia
Indochina
U.S
United States
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Ussr
Soviet Union
Japan
West Germany
Kremlin
Middle East
Asia
Africa
Europe
Youth vote shifts small but telling margin in races
Across states youth turnout shaped state legislatures and local posts even as McGovern’s presidential bid lagged. Nebraska and Hawaii saw young lawmakers replacing veterans while campuses boosted liberal campaigns and campus precincts favored McGovern. overall Nixon retained national lead.
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Steve Fowler
University of Nebraska
William Swanson
Legislative Council
Fowler
Vermont
House of Representatives
Michael Obuchowski
Harvard University
Gregory Reed
Archie Hapries
Hawaii
Mindro Inaba
University of Kansas
Douglas County
Mt Mini
Iahkeaaloa
Terry Ryan
Associated Press
Nebraska
Unsen
Rct
Athens
Ohio
Ohio University
Congress
Andrew Young Jr
Georgia
Atlanta
Soclieu Flicatl UW
Wiuvet
Nixon
State House of Representavate
I.J. Stoneback
George McGovern
McGovern
CBS News
George Fine Research, Inc
New York
Iowa
Edward Mezvinsky
Fred Schwengel
Schwengel
University of Iowa
Mezvinsky
Indiana
Purdue University
Floyd Fithian
Fithian
Earl Landgrant
Ithian
Tippecanoe County
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