Why Can't We Keep Gun Deaths Low
Editorial notes Rep John Slack of West Virginia cites distrust of firearms but favors convict-linked imprisonment for violence with guns. It compares British gun control where strict rules limit ownership, arguing handguns should face tighter restrictions to reduce shooting deaths.
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What Isn’t Said Can Haunt You
A critical piece notes the Daily Mail faulted Robert D. Novak for implying liberal bias without direct statements. It details a Kenyon College talk, suggesting he could have named several major papers, including The Chicago Tribune and New York Daily News, to accuse a liberal axis.
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Why No Delay Over Warren
Pressmen of The New York Times refused to publish a recent edition due to a controversial advertisement urging impeachment of President Nixon. The piece, funded by a committee, sparked debate over editorial restraint and political influence on newspaper decisions.
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Finding Yourself Takes A Road Trip Not College
In a 1972 piece, Rolf Thatcher rejects immediate college to “find myself” on the road with friend Edna. Parents worry about costs and future plans as the teen contemplates hitchhiking to Nevada, Apache blankets work, and possible South American travel. An ads joke closes the tale.
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Thatcher
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Arizona
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South America
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Integration by housing policy not schools
William Raspberry argues for direct racial integration of neighborhoods through housing policy. He proposes remedies like moving whites out of imbalanced areas and relocating Black families to white-dominated zones, with subsidies and potential temporary housing in mobile homes, to achieve integrated communities.
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Rooney's Ship Subsidy Ties Stir Election Year Money
The article portrays Representative John Rooney as a gatekeeper for four federal departments funding, and a benefactor to shipping interests during election years. It cites contributions from Moore-McCormack Lines and Prudent ial Grace Lines, plus subsidies to American President and Seatrain Ship Building, linking Rooney to billions in federal aid and earlier penalties for improper contributions.
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Moore-McCormack Lines
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Prudential Grace Lines
Pacific Far East Lines
American President Lines
Pacific Far East
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Seatrain Ship Building
Charles Kriger
Small Business Administration
Kriger
Henrietta
National Weather Service Kanawha Airport City
Weather service at Kanawha Airport City reports forecast updates and regional conditions for the area. Details cover precipitation chances, wind patterns, and temperature outlook for the coming days.
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McGovern Faces Critical Moment in 1972 Campaign
James Reston argues McGovern must unite the Democratic Party and address wide voter discontent while balancing core beliefs. He warns the main task is to avoid a bruising convention fight, win party unity, and propose radical change without alienating supporters or provoking Republican attacks.
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Barry Goldwater
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