Carswell fits court by experience despite liberal opposition
The piece argues that Harold Carswell, nominated by Nixon, is more qualified by experience than some justices, and that past views should not permanently bar a nominee. It notes Goldberg and other liberals opposing him, and asserts the court should interpret the Constitution as written, balancing with figures like Black, Douglas, and Marshall.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
Supreme Court
United Nations
Harrold Carswell
Nixon
Goliberg
Carswell
Goldberg
Labor
Otter
Earl of Warren
Hugo Black
Abt Porlas
Lydo Johnson
Forlas
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall
Justice Black
KKK
Black
Douglas
Senate Hearings on the F At Airplane Project Sparks Debate
Reported remarks discuss the F-llT program and its funding with critics urging shifts to other projects while designers claim the aircraft can outperform existing planes. Officials note defense needs for the 1970s require airborne capability, and producers defend costs and promises amid questions about production readiness and scrapped designs.
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Lsnoke
Air Force
Defense Department
Defense
Pentagon
F-112 project sparks budget battle and weapon scope
A fractured briefing traces the F-112 from concept to production as engineers add features from weather resilience to nuclear capability. Defense pushes, costs rise, and Congress grows wary of escalating plans while Mills payments loom and distribution links to the US Army are discussed.
Mead backs 18 voting age to boost student engagement
A column recalls Dr. Margaret Mead urging reducing voting age to 18 to energize student participation. The author reflects on past views, Kentucky’s 18-year vote history, and the sense of responsibility tied to casting a ballot in a democratic nation.
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New York
Nea
Margaret Mead
Iis
Dr. Mead
Kentucky
Marlin County
Joyful Voting Reflections On Growing Up In The Booth
A writer muses on voting as a rite of passage from adolescence to adulthood. The piece questions teen focus in America and contrasts youthful energy with the responsibility of casting a ballot, suggesting new forms of expression beyond protests. It touches on the idea that voter maturity is a personal evolution linked to participation.
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America
U. S
Barbs by Phil Pastoret at the hospital writeup
In a fragmentary column by Phil Pastoret the text pokes fun at hospital life and dining while noting a character named Gayendolyn and a non sequitur about a horse part in a riding academy. The piece reads like a satirical jibe at routines and social scenes within medical settings.
Doctor's Mailbag rash questions and hormone notes
Rash is usually viral and clears in six to ten weeks with minimal treatment. Phototherapy and calamine or bethamethasone cream help itching. Premarin may cause weight changes due to water retention. adjust dose or add diuretic. Hormones do not alter menopause length or cholesterol. Varidase dissolves clots and reduces waterlogging. Kain prevents potassium deficiency. patch testing advised for drug reactions. Meniere's disease treatment effects vary. medications aid some patients.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
Mary
Meniere
Fragmented OCR List of Terms and Fragments Across Topics
A highly garbled OCR list presents mixed terms and phrases related to animals breeds and descriptors, numbers, and scattered clues. It includes references to dogs, horses, breeds, and various odd terms, with no coherent narrative or clear event.
Trees planted for windbreak at Columbus Izaak Walton league
On a sunny Sunday six members of the Columbus Izaak Walton league planted 65 cedar trees about five feet tall along the north and south lines to start a windbreak at the cabin grounds led by Hernan Kersenbrock with helpers Paul Abegglen C Hoferer Ralph Wadsworth Ralph Drake and Roy Ernst. More trees will follow as work continues on the shelterbelt project across 10 prairie states with about 200 workers and 120 miles of new belts planned in the Columbus district.
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Columbus Izaak Walton League
Hernan Kersenbrock
Paul Abegglen
C. Hoferer
Ralph Wadsworth
Ralph Drake
Roy Ernst
Hofever
Columbus
Prairig States
Floyd W. Haugland
District Forester
Santuried
Shelter Bell
Platte
Colfax
Butler
Polk
Seward
Hamplton
York
Merrick
Nance
Boone
Hoagland
Houghland
Rockefeller Backed Goodell Threatens NY Senate Battle
The New York political scene hinges on Rockefeller choices as Goodell seeks a Senate term. Goldberg could upset Rockefeller if liberal and orthodox Democrats rally. Upstate figures like Clif White emerge as potential upstate Republican candidates, while conservatives weigh their leverage in a tight Albany race.
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New York State
New York City
Jacob Javits
White House
Nelson Rockefeller
Repub
Albany
Rockefeller
Army
Charles Goodell
Senate
House
Goldberg
Nelson
Goodell
Nixon
Fiocky Peralsis
Capital C
Rockey
Albany - Tes
Joan Marchi
Jan Jeanes Y
New York
F. Clifton’ White
Bill Casey
Priscilla’ Alden
Clif
Eisenhower
Goldwater
Upstate New York
Colgate University
Eel Chenanas Valley
Upstate
Jack Javits
Chalauqua
Inger Lake Country
King Features Syndicate
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Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Lee Mueller
Bert T. Combs
Wedall
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Gayendolyn
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Bagay
Alropas
Old Burners Mountain
New Guinea
Couch
Harty
Yerolt
Jacob
Pdecompares
Zao Primate
iMewipeper
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Yesteryear
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Loomis
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Dally ‘Yelegram
Dally ‘Renam
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Tew
Lince
Anna Baumanis
Latvia
Platte County
Germany
Anna
Hosenborg
Kalland Hendrickson
Kendrickson
Katheryn Filler
United States
William Smith
Harold L. Griepingtrog
Monroe
Columbus Lane Legis Lass
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Nebraska
Ao i
Maisiure
Central Electric and Gas Company
Reynold Buresh
Platte Center
Dallas County
Randolph Vesely
Schuyler Crossing
The
Congregational Church Society
Mr. Brugger
H. Deck
H. B. Babcack
G. W. Hickok
J. A. Douglas
M. Frigger
Clarence Sheldon
Christian Endeavor Society
Munro
Tellwood
R. 5
Kellogg
Tobias
Neb
Rogers
State University
Richland
Humphrey
Denial College
Omaha
Condon
Then College
John Chamberlain
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