HUD visit pressed over newspaper ad guidelines in 1968 act
Texas Daily Newspaper Association notes potential HUD representatives touring newspapers nationwide to audit ads for civil rights compliance. Industry rejects the interpretation and court rulings challenge HUD demands to inspect premises, compel record copies, and post notices about Title VI obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Daily Newspaper Association
Thhe
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
TDNA
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Washington
Congress
MUD
Government Overreach Versus Newspaper Freedom in Ads Fight
A national debate over nondiscrimination rules for ads spurs warnings that HUD and federal agencies seek to control newspapers. Critics argue publishers cannot police advertiser discrimination and vow to resist government attempts to regulate editorial content across media.
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HUD
Nazi Germany
Iran
Bamboo Curialis
Freedom and self control quotes echo in Columbus paper
The August 13 1970 Columbus Nebraska issue presents a dedication to informing readers to promote and safeguard freedom. It argues freedom as God given and not government granted, stressing self control within moral guides like the Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man ii
Aimaelf
White House public opinion polls questioned by Rev Spurrier
Rev William Spurrier of Wesleyan University challenged White House polls on Nixon’s Cambodia decision. He found the switchboard voice unreliable and accused the polls of being phony, noting callers are routed to gauge family votes and inflate support. The piece frames concerns about public opinion data.
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Lee Mueller
A.D
White House
White Mouse
Washington
William A. Spurrier
Department of Religion
Wesleyan University
Nixon
Cambodia
New York
Rev. Spurrier
Voice of people exist and White House public opinion
A fragmentary quote notes no public opinion figures kept on White House calls or central mail counts. It cites Nixon and Agnew era practices, staffers stating most callers want to speak to aides, not to the President or Vice President, with no daily call tallies.
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White House
Vietnam
Nixon
Wixon
Agnew
Rexpurse Lo
If I Had My Life to Live Again a CIA Tahiti Tale
Art Buchwald describes a imagined life as a CIA man in Tahiti. The narrator notes nightly signals at a bar, a code laden routine spotting ships, and a covert watcher on Moorea. He jokes about cover identities and postwar espionage catching up with locals and visitors.
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Tvahit
CIA
Tahiti
Salt
Lake Oily
Washington
Tahara
Papeete
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Musical about Tahitian children sparks cross currents of love
A Port of call tale unfolds as Pan American stewardess Nelly Forebush falls for Emile Debecque and learns he has native children with a Tahitian wife. She quits her job, vows to care for the boys, and waits in a love story set against wartime Pacific plots and reunion hopes.
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Jack
Nelly Forebush
Debecque
Balilai
Nelly
Little Rock
Arkansas
Smile
Pan American
Emile
Emmilé
Los Angeles
Barbs By Phil Pastoret
Barbs on personal finances discuss overdue bills being assigned to humans via computer for personalized letters. The piece notes tight money leading to fake mortgage payments and warns against concealing such actions. It adds tips to deter unwanted phone calls by keeping teenagers occupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Pastoret
Glass
Q and A session on edible acorns and trees
The text discusses acorns as a California Indigenous staple ground into flour for porridge and bread. It notes sassafras leaves vary in pattern on the same twig. It also states the speaker of the House would lead if both president and VP are incapacitated. It mentions iony wood having black heartwood with white sapwood described oddly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
United States
House of Representatives
Iony
Doctor's Mailbag Diet and acne
Wayne G Brandstadt M D answers reader questions on acne causes and treatments. Hormonal changes in adolescence drive outbreaks while no single underlying cause is confirmed. Treatments include tetracycline injections or Vibramycin by mouth, sunlight exposure, carbon dioxide snow, and vitamin A salve. hormonal birth control may help after growth completion with medical approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D. Q
Fragmented Across 34 55 86 Puzzle of Words
A mosaic of glossed clues and odd phrases lists across nine dozen entries. It reads like a crossword style puzzle with disparate terms including places, foods, and actions, interwoven as partial hints.
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John Calla
Anythis
Smyth
Auction of nerve gas grenades ends in Baltic disposal plan
German nerve gas grenades dating from World War II arrived in Kiel for disposal. The August Peter small ship will dump the grenades at a depth of 3,500 feet in the Baltic. The grenades were recovered from German barges sunk in shallow Baltic waters at war’s end.
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Daily Telegram
Donald Rossa
Oberg
Rosso
Orville Oberg
Arnold J. Curry
W. A. Curry
Columbus
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Ind
Naval School
Flatfe County
Ralph H. Hanks
Nebraska
Secretary of Agriculture
Hanks
Kiel
Germany
Aranile
August Peter
Baltic Sea
Milton Galley
Space synergies and ghetto aid in liberal critique
A syndicated column argues that space program funding fuels industry and ghettos via Synergy driven by Sperry Rand and Remington division. It defends astronautics as creating cordless houseware and heat retaining dishes while warning against defeatist cuts. It cites Lindsay McGovern Duffey Weicker and NASA pollution tools as examples.
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Cambodia
John Lindsay
New York
George McGovern
South Dakota
Americans For Democratic Action
S .Joe Duffey
Connecticut
Joe Duffey
Bridgeport
Remington Shaver
Sperry Rand Corporation
Sperry Rand
Remington Division
Lindsay
Lowell Weicker
US Senate
Kings Point
N.Y
Long Island Sound
Hoxty
Space Agency
Lindsay, McKovern, Duffey and Company
Barry Goldwater
Ife
King Features Syndicate
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Lunk
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Art Buchwall
Winn
Moorea
Emile Debecque
Japan
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San Rang CO
Pete
Berry's
Chsttelike
France
Previout Purley
News of
Yesteryear
Syea C. Loomis
E. F P. Baruth
Seventeenth Street
Albert Asplin
Carl 3. Hogee
Joseph F. Stanzel
Itheefly
Arden Wolf
Jim Gregorious
Walter RR. Boettcher
James Rich Sr
Leonard Miller
Karl Bathka
Atkinson
Atoxad
South Sioux City
Santa Barbara
Calif
C. A. Cox
O. E. Cox
Ole
Cox
Idaho
Mr. Cox
Paystla
Winside
Thirteenth Street
Louis Schwartz
Nolice
Eleventh Street
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