Tactics of Hoover critics threaten FBI future
The editorial argues that opposition to J. Edgar Hoover focuses on the FBI rather than Hoover. Critics claim surveillance, informants, and files harm civil liberties, while others warn that removing Hoover risks dismantling an effective law enforcement machine. Hoover, 76, may retire after the FBI building dedication, but foes seek his ouster and a broader assault on the bureau.
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Hoover
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Congress
Ku Klux Klan
SDS
Hoover Crlicg
Hooverless
Syorlds
Washington
Hig Fers
PGI
African bees may invade United States reports warn
A US Department of Agriculture scientist describes African bees as hostile and unpredictable with aggressive stinging behavior. The 1956 Brazl migration and a proposed appropriation of about 40000 dollars are cited as measures to address the potential threat.
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China
Africa
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Braz
United States
Mission Ridiculous Rivalry Over Pentagon Leaks Sparks Satire
A Soviet magazine claims secret Vietnam War files were planted by influential monopolistic business groups seeking to undermine the war and boost defense funding for nuclear missiles. It alleges newspapers are mere tools of capitalist schemers, while dismissing Western press independence as unsellable without a fresh sensational hook.
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Pentagon
Copley News Service
Weiler
Ivan
Markel critique on television and print journalism ethics
A columnist criticizes Markel for pontificating about media, arguing his Mount Sinai rhetoric misreads public cognition. The piece contends TV news lacks depth and calls for stronger reporting, courage, and objective interpretation without sacrificing accessibility.
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New York
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Seady Restow
the Times
Riters
Sone
Lester Markel
Moses
Markel
Mount Sinai
Mr. Markel
Ife
Madison Avenue
Hat TV News
Eel Hat Marke
Barbs and Blunt Wit in Barbs by Phil Mastoret
A comic column by Phil Mastoret riffs on modern dating and chivalry as he salutes the old school gent while skewering noisy wise guys. The piece jabs at a tightwad captain, a boastful suitor, and the quirks of everyday manners with sharp humor.
Telegram pledge on freedom and self control in 1971
The Telegram of Columbus Nebraska on Monday August 2 1971 proclaims a newspaper dedication to informing readers to promote and preserve freedom. It argues freedom comes from God not government grants and ties liberty to moral guides like the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
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Rulha
Impotence and Alcoholism Explain Health Advice
Dear Dr Lamb explains impotence in men with chronic alcoholism often improves after stopping drinking. Most cases are psychological, rooted in fear of failure, hostility in marriage, or mislearned sexual norms. Professional help from a psychiatrist aids recovery. reading Dr Hastings and his book is suggested.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Dr. Hastings
Little, Brown
Beacon St
Boston
Mass
Fragmented Word Grid From a Dated Page
A readable mosaic lists varied items from plants to places and actions, including Arabian jasmine, a city in Spain, and a desert feature linked to an emperor. The text interleaves numbers and partial clues, suggesting a puzzle or glossary segment from a historical newspaper page.
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Certein Dattars
Spain
Pennsylvania
Pattx
Mosquito Kill From Oil Technology Grows In Nature
Ecologists urge government action while noting democracy slows response. Oil-based solutions may curb mosquitoes without harming birds. Researchers in Galveston and Texas work on a nonpoisonous hydrocarbon called Fit MLO that targets larvae and adults, reducing resistance risks.
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Hig Tees
Audubon Society
Texas
University of Texas Medical Branch
Galveston
Standard Oil
Gilbert Chambers
University of Texas
Don Micks
Industrial Ecology Moves Faster Than Government Action
John Chamberlain notes GM develops waste burning boiler to cut landfill waste by 95 percent and an electro deposition paint system to curb pollution. Peabody Coal rewrites strip mining impact by reclaiming acres and planting four million trees annually. Audubon Society and Naderites push stronger environmental narratives than industry.
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General Motors
GM Truck and Coach Division
Chevrolet Division
Chevy Motor Division
Indianapolis
Ind
Ralph Nader
Peabody Coal Company
Kennecott Copper
The Most Important Career: Teaching Through History’s Lens
A reader asks which career best serves society. The answer argues teaching ranks among the most influential professions, citing historic teachers and writers who shaped thought. It notes teaching extends beyond classrooms, including newspaper work, and emphasizes a teacher’s role in accelerating learning and inspiring effort.
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Confucsus
Isaiah
Plato
Aristotle
Jesus
St. Paul
St- Augustine
Mars
Hitler
Conference on Corporate Responsibility Reveals Radical Critiques
A Washington mid May conference outlined anti business aims including linking profits to public interest. Speakers labeled trade associations reactionary and urged harsher penalties on executives. Proposals included National Consumer Relations Act, mandated pay guarantees for laid off workers, and boycotts for lacking minority board presence.
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Washington
SSIC
Senate
Ile
Ralph Nader
Nader
O 9
Ark
2 Corporation
Sensing the News: Anti-Business Critics and Free Enterprise
Anthony Harrigan argues that antibusiness speakers seek to dismantle free enterprise by calling for federal control and halting government work, while praising the benefits of American production. He warns business leaders to counter extremism backed by universities, tax exemptions, and Capitol Hill influence to protect the free economy.
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U.S
Southeast Asia
Creathe
Capitol Hill
Appreciation of trees enhances growth and harvesting benefits
The Southern Forest Products Association notes trees provide oxygen for 18 people per acre and yield four tons of wood yearly. solar energy drives growth and trees absorb pollutants, offering environmental and economic value. Wichita Falls Times highlights forest importance and air freshness.
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Remarkable & al
Southern Forest Products Association
Wichita Falls
Tex
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