Editorial on Indian attack and call for prosecution
The National Tribal Chairmen's Association condemns and seeks prosecution of the rioters who wrecked the Bureau of Indian Affairs Building in Washington. Officials are blamed for perceived restraint and ransom of destruction, while the assault harms reservation Indians and delays bureau work by months.
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National
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington, D.C
Bureau
Kent
Tribal Association
Discrimination in favor of excellence, says Collins Radio official
Bob Wilson urges American industry to discriminate for individual excellence and to reward top performers. He argues schools should keep grades, productivity matters, and society should value high achievers to compete globally.
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Paul Harvey
Life Magazine
Bobby Fischer
Time Magazine
Success Unlimited
Southwest Placement Assn
Bob Wilson
Collins Radio
Wilson
America
Oral Roberts
When Today’s Youth Face Middle Age Critics
A humorous forecast notes future adults will scorn current youths for "ridiculous short aircuts" and mock gender distinctions, with parents lamenting how easy it is to tell boys from girls as generations clash.
There is no such thing as a vote that's good for nothing
A terse maxim frames political discourse as a call to value every ballot. The saying implies every vote carries purpose and consequence. It may reflect civic engagement themes encountered in editorials or opinion snippets.
Agnew Memo Hidden Ties to Indian Bank Scheme
Washington reporting that a memo shows Vice President Agnew weighing a proposal by banking executive George Olmsted to create an American Indian National Bank with Olmsted funding and stock held in escrow for Indians. Agnew forwarded details to Interior Secretary Morton in 1970 and pressed for federal consideration while avoiding personal involvement.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Agnew
Rogers Morton
George Olmsted
Olmsted Bank
Olmsted
Comine
Morton
George’ Olmsted
International Bank of Washington
American Indian National Bank
General Olmsted
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Nixon
Justice Department
Three Dimensional Chess Explained by Don MacLean
Washington humor column explains three dimensional chess played on three boards with moves across levels. Describes vertical piece movement, pawn rules, and how kings must be checked in all dimensions. Ends with a comic aside about Indians and a monument to Custer.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Bobby Fischer
Albert Einstein
Henry Kissinger
United States
Dalai Lama
Ching H’sui
Peices
Dr. Kissinger
Nixon Avoids Campaign Strain With Successful Yet Quiet Run
Washington President Nixon defied heavy campaigning, achieving a record win while avoiding active in-fighting. Observers note his lifelong dislike of campaigning, his aloof political style, and his focus on power and strategic timing rather than direct politics.
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Nixon
California
Nixon to Lead Coalition Government in Second Term
White House commentary argues President Nixon will govern with a coalition approach, appealing beyond Republicans to traditional Democrats. It credits his landslide as a mandate for national unity and a focus on foreign policy over party ideology, promising a broad cabinet shakeup to build a lasting majority.
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Williams
Washington
Nixon
GOP
George McGovern
Democratic Party
Miami Beach
John Connally
Texas
Congress
United States
Baltic Sea in peril prompts cross nation conservation appeal
European scientists accuse Finland Russia Sweden Poland Denmark and both German states of polluting the Baltic Sea. They warn that within a generation sea life could die if oil phosphates sewage and mill wastes continue. Calls rise for widespread anti pollution efforts and environmental stewardship.
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Finland
Russia
Sweden
Poland
Denmark
East
Germany
Baltic Sea
Baltic
Friends of Earth
Christ
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
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3Rd Ave
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Navy
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EPA
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San Francisco
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Asia
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