Duplicity at State over Young Terzi Meeting
The piece questions State Department conduct around July 30 to Aug 11 in the Andrew Young case. It suggests hush efforts, possible verbatim records, and leaks to Israel while Young sought to delay debate on Resolution 242 with the PLO envoy. It notes Kissinger era policy and possible FBI monitoring, with editors warning of U.S. credibility.
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State Department
Andrew Young
CBS
Bernard Kalb
Ambassador Young
Zehdi Terzi
PLO
U.N
Young
Terzi
U.S
Security Council
Israel
Henry Kissinger
Department
Yassir Arafat
State
Mideast
Newsweek
Manhattan
Jerusalem
FBI
Egypt
Lou Brock joins 3,000-hit club amid veteran glare
The article notes Lou Brock reached 3,000 base hits, alongside Pete Rose, highlighting the feat's rarity and durability. It contrasts past stars like Ruth Gehrig Hornsby Williams and Dimaggio, who fell short, with Brock Rose and Yastrzemski who remain impactful players.
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St. Louis
Lou Brock
Philadelphia
Pete Rose
Boston
Carl Yastrzemski
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Rogers Hornsby
Ted Williams
Joe Dimaggio
Harry Heisman
Correcting Claims About Certified Raw Milk
A reader disputes Ag secretary Lounsberry and Jack L Mathis on certified raw milk. The author cites a Georgia university thesis asserting certified milk is more nutritious with tests showing higher thiamine vitamin B6 folic acid vitamin C and niacin. The letter questions salmonella sources and production costs while supporting Banowetz's stance.
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Agriculture
Lounsberry
Jack L. Mathis
Lawenstein
R.L
Vigilant on Milk Safety and Tax Representation
A reader argues against equalization tax laws as destructive to freedom and urges state legislators to restore representation. He stresses pasteurization laws, recalls polio vaccination lessons, and praises USDA and Iowa pasteurization enforcement to keep milk safe for families.
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Boston
Supreme Court
Congress weighs reform to discipline federal judges
Senators Sam Nunn and Dennis DeConcini push a bill to create a citizen complaint system and a national Court on Judicial Conduct and Disability to discipline errant judges. The measure would allow retirements, penalties, or impeachment referrals while sparing judicial independence. Supporters expect Senate passage this fall and House approval next year.
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Sam Nunn
Georgia
Dennis DeConcini
Arizona
Nunn
DeConcini
Senate
House
Carter
Bob Kastenmeier
D-Wis
Seductive English: how proper usage fuels appeal in language teaching
A provocative plea to English teachers to boost grammar and vocabulary in lesson plans citing Evelyn Keyes and Artie Shaw. The author argues precise English enhances personal appeal, noting Keyes praised Shaw’s limitless vocabulary and impeccable grammar. The piece urges expanding vocabulary and diagramming sentences to engage students and timing for spring.
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Evelyn Keyes
Artie Shaw
Keyes
Scarlett O’hara
David Niven
Mike Todd
Camp Courageous thanks Pineapple Ball supporters
A column thanks 550 attendees of the Pineapple Ball benefit for Camp Courageous of Iowa. Special appreciation goes to Marty Kloska United Airlines and George Sell with Stouffer's Hotel staff for their hard work in making the evening a success.
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Camp Courageous of
Iowa
Marty Kloska
United Airlines
George Sell
Stouffer's Hotel
Young’s Resignation Sparks Race Commentary on Andy Young
In a Los Angeles Times Syndicate column, Roscoe Drummond critiques Andrew Young’s resignation as U S ambassador to the United Nations. He argues Young erred in meeting the PLO and accuses Black leaders of racially backing him despite his actions. He reflects on whites treating blacks as equals and urges consistency.
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Herbert Fogel
Philadelphia
Washington
Andrew Young
U.S
United Nations
Young
Department
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