Crusade Against Death Pushes National Cancer Authority
Opinion piece discusses a U S Senate push for a National Cancer Authority funded at a billion dollars yearly to fight cancer. It cites Highway Safety Foundation data on auto deaths, belt use, and safety reforms, urging highway safety and driver training to cut deaths from 55,000 a year to 10,000 or fewer.
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DA Bhil
U.S. Senate
National Cancer Authority
Pen Oakley
Newspaper Enterprise Assit
The
Highway Safety Foundation
Mansfield
Ohio
Ileknown Highway Safety Foundation
Cleveland
Richardd D. Wayman
Foundation
Congress
Conservative governors push for federal revenue sharing plan
A Sun Valley meeting of Republican governors sparked a push for a national revenue sharing program. They urged the federal government to provide at least 10 billion dollars annually starting July 1, 1971, arguing cities and states face an urban service crisis as the nation’s finances grow insolvent. Critics note the federal deficit nears 400 billion and interest costs reach 20 billion yearly, questioning feasibility and urging restraint.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Rogers C
Morton
Nixon
Washington
Nation's Press Teases a Vision of a Daily Saving Bank
A columnist muses on a hypothetical bank that credits 48 400 dollars each morning, carries no balance, requires no cash, and cancels any unused portion each night. The piece urges readers to consider saving as a daily habit in this imaginative comparison.
Sands of time is Hime credits seconds daily
Florganton H C News Herald urges readers to invest 46 400 seconds each morning. The piece warns that unused time cannot be carried over and overdrafts are not allowed, urging disciplined use for health happiness and success.
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Florganton
H.C
News Herald
Quotes of politicians and leaders stir reflection on famous missteps
A 1971 Los Angeles Times compilation recounts caustic, memorable remarks aimed at figures like Nixon, Agnew, Carswell, Goodell, Kennedy, and Hughes. The piece surveys how sharply spoken lines reveal public sentiment and the era’s political culture.
The Telegram’s Call for Freedom and Moral Guides
A 1971 Columbus Nebraska newspaper piece argues for individual liberty and government restraint. It links freedom to moral law and cites the Ten Commandments and the Declaration of Independence as guiding documents.
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Your Freedom
Awa Ape
Wilsal
Naliher
Social insert and tangled clues puzzle from old paper
A dense set of crossword like entries and dubious phrases references many archaic terms, names and abbreviations. It appears as a chaotic social insert with scattered clues on windswept topics including badges numbers and bird lines and a legal note about married women taking husbands names.
Ask the Doctor Infectious polyneuritis explained by Dr Lamb
Dear Dr Lamb explains Guillain Barre syndrome, its cause as an autoimmune reaction rather than a proven virus, nerve involvement from the spinal roots outward, typical progression from weakness to a plateau and gradual recovery, and that most patients recover though some retain weakness. Treatments are limited to supportive care, hormones, and time.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Sme
Guilllon-Barre
Guillion
Barre
Radical shift in 1960s culture and literary politics
The piece surveys how New York intellectuals and editors like Norman Podhoretz and Norman Mailer, once aligned with anti radical stances, moved left as a cultural mood shifted around 1960. It notes figures such as Leslie Fiedler, C. Wright Mills, Susan Sontag, and changes at Commentary magazine amid a broader rediscovery of radical ideas.
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Tham
New York
Norman
Podhorels
Ae Ae - Duriighk
Shay
Ion
Leslie Fiedler
Llone Trilling
Daniel Bell
Reinheld Niebuhr
Columbia
Norman Mailer
Commentary Magazine
New York Circle
Eliot Cohen
Norman Podhoretz
Tew
Wright Mills
Paul, Goodinga
Norman Oo
Brown
Susan Sontag
Fiedler
Radical 1960s mood shifts in culture and politics
A syndicated piece analyzes a rise of radicalism and shifting loyalties in the 1960s cultural scene. It notes Woodstock era ironies, Columbia protests, and critics like Nathan Glazer and Paul Goodman while tracing a move toward conservative tendencies among once-radical figures.
International Falls Faces Cold Celebrity Ad Spotlight
International Falls Minnesota grapples with a flood of TV ad attention that touts its icebox image. Local officials and residents question the impact on tourism and business while noting winter is a big industry for the town.
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Bannen
International Falls
Tiple
Minneapolis
Jack Laimer
United States
Lone Rock
Wis
Leadville
Colo
Frazier
Minol
N.D
Els
Bauner
Farewell for 110th Medical Regiment Members at Union Station
More than 600 relatives and friends sent off Company A, 110th Medical Regiment as it entrained for Camp Robinson, Ark. The Columbus unit formed 65 men, including officers Maj. R.C. Anderson and Lt. Roy Matson, with Major J North Evans among the enlisted. Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Teply planned to join the group in Little Rock.
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Loomis
Union Station
110Th Medical Régiment
Camp Robinson
Ark
Columbus
National Guard
Plate
State Auditors
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Treasury
David Kennedy
Ceneral Motors
United Auto Workers
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Secretary of Defense
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Phil Passoret
Roy Settlor
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John Mack Carter
Ladies’ Home Journal
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Shell Oil Co
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Yahoo
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Commentary
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Walt
New York Review of Books
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Harvard
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King Features Syndicate
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