Miami Beach Sees Dual Conventions As Police Prep
The article envisions Miami Beach hosting both major party conventions with Police Chief Pomerance leading an unarmed, education driven crowd control effort. It notes mixed local sentiment among wealthy residents and concerns over possible protests and window smashing by demonstrators.
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Mean Beach
Florida
Miami
Miami Beach
Chicago
Sn Nme
Maghckean
Croy
Mian
Miaui Beach
Rocky Pomersace
Pomerance
Question of sanity in McNeil case upholds due process
Edward McNeil, jailed for 1966 assaults, was sent to a Maryland mental hospital for evaluation as a defective delinquent. Six years of silence to doctors led the Maryland case to the U.S. Supreme Court, which ruled he deserved a due process contempt hearing and ordered his release. Justices noted he had been confined potentially for life without proper procedure.
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Edward McNeil
Maryland
Marylaw
McNeil
U.S. Supreme Court
Claal
Atorneys
Supreme Court
Justine Thurgood Marshall
High Court
Meell
Beware of Americans in foreign drug cases abroad
Traveler warnings highlight about 000 American youths in foreign jails for drug charges. Stories cite cases of mistaken possession, differing laws, and misinterpretations abroad while noting campaigns to deter Americans from drugs overseas. The piece weighs government responsibility and potential innocent involvement.
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Wenn
Advertising Council, Inc
What Are They Doing This Summer In Washington
A chaotic spoof lists plans of senators McGovern Humphrey Kissinger and Melvin Laird. It jokes about McGovern vacationing in Miami Beach and California pouts, Humphrey eyeing California, Kissinger's long travel itinerary, and Laird not getting a vacation while Soviets stay busy.
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Washington
Sta
George McGovern
Miami
McGovern
McCiovern
Miami Beach
Saas
Minnesota
West Virginia
Meally
California
Sen. Humphrey
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Belgrade
Bucharest
Budapest
Siberia
Ceylon
Mt. Everest
Beverly Hills
Canary Islands
North Pole
The
Riviera
Stratford-on-Avon
Shanghai
Piso
Bali
Stackholm
Australia
Addis
Ababa
Loch Ness
Political Tangles and Summer Plans Amid Space and War Talks
The piece parodies political figures including President Nixon and Spiro Agnew. It notes defense funding debates for missiles, bombers, and submarines, while Nixon plans a Washington summer retreat. Agnew weighs travel options, Martha Mitchell jokes about summer plans, and a prankish phone incident ends the excerpt.
Freedom newspaper credo and July 1972 Columbus note
A fragment from the Telegram Your Freedom Newspaper proclaims information for readers to safeguard liberty and self control against government overreach. Dated Saturday July 1, 1972 in Columbus Nebraska, it invokes the Declaration of Independence and the Golden Rule as guiding ideals.
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Your Freedom
Hliasele
Sven
Columbus, Nebraska
Across Weights and Garments in a Word Puzzle
A mixed word puzzle lists clues across and down for items including vegetables garments and actions. It pairs words like sleeveless garment and Greek portico with other terms, hinting at cross‑referenced letter play across the grid.
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Fathercoll
Rindafsker
McGovern democracy reforms myth and real strength in primaries
McGovern’s run challenged the reform myth as the 1972 primary results show strong showings in Wisconsin Massachusetts and California but many victories came from delegate selection in non direct vote states. The new elite gained power yet broad popular support remained limited and a notable minority fueled McGovern gains.
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AlGovern Commission
McGovern
Sen. McGovern
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
California
Gene McCarthy
Uwnols
New York
Florida
Michigan
Bhace Dsland
Vatet
Dnes
Texas
Vermont
Idaho
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Richard Stearns
Nowprimary
Nelsovern
Ceramc
Humphrey
Nixon
Chemical weapons at Dugway raise deep safety fears
The article reports on open air nerve gas testing at Dugway Proving Ground Utah, linked sheep deaths near Dugway in 1968, and ongoing debates about chemical warfare policy post Nixon era. It notes Gen Mas Etkin's statements on safety, potential resumption, and broader calls for restraint and treaty limits amid warnings of potent agents and deterrence concerns.
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Nixon
Dugway
Dugway Proving Ground
Utah
LS. A
Ctty
Cortnet
Desert Test Center
Mas Etkin
Aitkin
NBC
Vestteny Nixon
Noogevelt
IIH
America
Congress
Geneva
Fikin
Mir
Detrick
Maryland
Egypt
Philly Karher
Te Center For Strategic and International Studies
Georgetown University
Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
Kaher
Koon Rey
John Ashbrook
Death by federal flat Youre is a rather impending oath
The piece laments the Federal Communications Commission decision to revoke WHDH-TV's license, transferring it to a Boston outfit, and warns that government action can destroy a major daily newspaper. It argues government power risks suppressing press freedom and warns the press must resist intrusion. It stresses the Herald Traveler's 200,000 circulation and a history tied to Boston. It frames broadcasters and publishers as intertwined with democracy and liberty.
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Ok Newepaper
Huston Herat
Surcessor
Federal Communications Commission
Harald Traveler
Whdh-Tv
Boston
Herald Traveler
Federal Communications — Commission
America
Liberty
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Vic
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Martha Mitchell
John
Fain
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Waetlace
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Miwspapsr Enterprise Asshd
Jeffrey Hart
Lowell
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