Hua Kuo-feng rises as feared Chinese premier
The piece portrays Hua Kuo-feng as a brutal, unseen force within China, likening his public security apparatus to a Gulag. It argues his 1971 Lin Piao purge and his appointment as acting premier signal a hardline, self affirmed totalitarian direction for China beyond Mao.
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Hua Kuo-feng
Hua
China
Gulag
Mao
Lin Piao
Peking
Lin
Defense Ministry
Letter to editor questions tax assessor visits and home privacy
Mrs. George Schmid of Monroe supports Willard Woldt's stance on privacy concerns about tax assessors visiting homes. She warns about impostors forging credentials and urges education of Lincoln officials about laws, citing elderly and widow safety and unaffordable government intrusion.
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Willard Woldt
America
Do It Yourself Bicentennial Plans Spur Private Projects
A reader argues that the Bicentennial was meant to be a do it yourself celebration inviting private enterprise to participate. He notes a flood of commercial gadgets books films and money making schemes but wishes others well while preferring personal creative efforts over hype.
Duncan Lions Club drives Bicentennial flag plan
Duncan fifth and sixth graders urge town board to become a Bicentennial community by completing three projects for past present and future. Connie Micek notes the pupil letter, pledging help with the effort as Duncan remembers its centennial.
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Duncan
U.S.A
Connie Micek
Duncan Lions Club
Prefrontal robotomy and the future of computer aided therapy
A Wisconsin computer system proved 30 percent more accurate than doctors in sensing personal crisis tendencies among patients in treatment and many patients preferred talking to the machine. The piece envisions a future psychiatrists office with a computer voice and console dialogue guiding care and even offering coffee and Kleenex.
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University of Wisconsin
Psychiatrist Smitty vows to destroy machines in tense spoof
In a satirical dialogue distributed by A Times Syndicate, Smitty a former psychiatrist explains after losing his job to a machine he now suffers a compulsion to wreck all devices. He boasts of an IBM 870 briefcase surprise as tension escalates with a warning shot between Kleenex and coffee.
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Smitty
Dear Dr Lamb Ocean diet and Metamucil questions answered
Dr Lamb explains Metamucil does not coat the digestive tract and advises enough cereal fiber. He notes oysters shrimp lobster and crab vary in cholesterol with raw oysters 37 to 58 mg per 3.5 oz and outlines a 300 mg daily limit to balance diet for hypoglycemia and cholesterol control.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
DR. Lamb
P. O
Radio City
New York
Monetary Answer to Previous Puzzle Across and Down
Across clues yield a crossword style fill with coins currencies and terms such as Mexican coin Indian coin and Hebrew ascetic plus terms like sacred songs and world. Down clues include caber days before and Baltic measures among others creating a multilingual coin and word puzzle grid.
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India
The Wrong Virtues
A profile of Senator Henry Jackson one year into his presidential campaign. He leads in fundraising and political support but lags in public appeal, seen as dull yet virtuous, centrist, and a conservationist who opposes extremism. The piece notes Nixon era rumors and details of his personal life.
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United States-China People’s Friendship Association
Nashville
Tenn
Anita Blackwell Wright
United States
Hua
Ms. Wright
China
Hua Kuofeng
McGovern
Javits
Pell
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Fidel
Angola
Algeria
Boumedienne
Sahara
Castro Claque
Post- Chou
Ms. Right
Ms. MacLaine
Nixon
Miami
Sen
Henry Jackson
George Wallace
Gerald Ford
Wallace
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Jackson
Jimmy Carter
Hubert Humphrey
Fred Harris
Senate
Richard Nixon
Yuk
America
Joseph McCarthy
Henry Jackson and the Activist Drift in Democratic Nomination
The piece argues Henry Jackson’s integrity and open style clash with activist Democrats shaping the nomination. It notes Jackson’s pro Vietnam stance and praise for the military industrial complex, while his reluctance to compromise deepens the partisan divide and questions his electability.
Freedom Message Adopts Moral Guide For Liberty
The Columbus Telegram promotes individual freedom as a moral good aligned with God and the Golden Rule. It emphasizes self-control, responsibility for production, and truth, asserting liberty must align with the Declaration of Independence.
The West through Herodotus A historical perspective
Herodotus frames the West as a distinct civilizational idea from ancient times. He depicts Persian emperor Xerxes facing Greek resolve, where Demartus argues that law rules free men more than fear or force, shaping the moral core of Greek resistance.
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Kipling
Herodotus
Xerxes
Hellespont
Asia
Africa
Demartus
Greece
Themophylae
Salamis
T.J. Eliot Py
West and East clash over freedom and servitude across ages
The piece juxtaposes Herodotus, Xerxes, and Western liberty with modern debates on freedom. It cites D Keith Mann on Russian mass mentality, arguing thousand years of Asiatic servitude challenge natural rights. It warns democracy’s fragility and contrasts Athens with Soviet and global regimes.
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D. Keith Mann
Ussr
Gerald Ford
Lenin
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Monroe
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Roger Od Vine
By Dave Gerard
Morocco
Trieste
Tom Tiede
Congress
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Soviet Union
Robert Drinan
D-Mass
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Jeffrey Hart
A Features Syndicate
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