Buckley Sues Union Over Broadcast Access
Telegram opinion surveys Buckley vs. AFTA and REO General Inc over a contract ban on Buckley’s show. The suit argues denial of access violates free speech and due process, with varied editorials weighing freedom of association and labor rights. The case is expected to be long and pivotal for right to work and constitutional freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Buckley
Buckley
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
APTA
Union
REO Genernl Inc
REO Aas
New York
ATA
RKO General
Bucley
Milwaukee Sentinel
Toseberals
Dan Raltier
CBS
San Antunion News
Eric Sevaveid
Cincinnati Enquirer
Jeannette
News-Dispatch
Chattanooga News - Free Press
Rockford
Lawrence
JournalWorld
Omaha World-Heralds
Yonkers Gna Herald
Bil Buckley
Johnny Don't Get Your Gun II War Disillusionment Reflected
The essay argues that veterans and observers view war as brutal and disillusioning. It cites Lewis B. Puller Jr and Lt Col Anthony Herbert as examples who question earlier hawkish beliefs. It notes shifts in public perception, fewer heroic myths, and media reflecting harsher realities of Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iasonictinin
Lewis B. Puller, Jr
Bsa
Anthony B. Herbert
Vietnam
Daniel Filsberg
Pentagon
McNamara
United States
America
Job Wayne
Randolph Seal
Jon Wayne
Johnny
John Wayne
John Waynes
Randolph Scotts
Louisiana
Texas
Life Magazine
Black at Princeton: Student’s view on Ivy League value
Jan Robinson, a 21 year old Brooklyn native, reflects in Redback magazine on being black and female at Princeton. She entered as a freshman in 169 and insists personal effort and attitude matter more than attending a prestigious school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redback
Jan Robinson
Princeton University
Brooklyn
New York
Princeton
Ivy League
Prayer for Tourists Sparks Vatican Style Controversy
A Times of London report notes a Greek Orthodox papal prayer begging divine protection for Greeks from tourists. A spoof vow for tourists follows, asking heaven to shield travelers from hijacked flights lost luggage and surly guides while seeking cheap, good meals and inclusive wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Axi
Prayer of Tourists to the Gods of Travel
A fragmented prayer satirically asks for guidance to spend wisely abroad and avoid vanity. It prompts mercy for missteps, humorous gendered lines about shopping and temptation, and ends invoking travel names Conrad Hitson, Thomas Cook, and American Express in a lighthearted tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather
Conrad Hitson
Thomas Cook
American Expressmen
Lead Poisoning Risks From Paint And Exposures
A reader asks about lead paint dangers from inhalation skin contact and ingestion, especially for children. The doctor explains lead poisoning is now rare in adults but still a risk in old houses and certain industries, with symptoms from headaches to cognitive changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb
Howe
New York City
Scrambler Across Puzzle Clues Mix by Theme and Wordplay
A scrambled crossword style grid lists across clues including Lamprey, Stream, Idolize, Dissolve, Recluse, Bellsinger, Decoy, Factory shifts, Educational terms, Sea eagles, Ventilates, Sorrowful, Writing table, American aliases, and more. The page pairs cryptic-like hints with matching definitions and partial answers, showing a dense puzzle layout from a historical newspaper.
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Thedit Agreathurry
Lamprey Makelace
Idolize
Bellsinger
Mohammed's. Broun
son-ji-Jaw
Sea Eagles
Subix
Lane Scots
Af America Nowy
Death of Brooklyn Mafia Chief Sparks City Reactions
In New York the death of Joseph A Colombo Sr a reputed Brooklyn mob boss triggers varied public reactions. A gunman Jerome Johnson killed Colombo after brain surgery left him comatose and reporters observed cautious officials and mixed responses amid coverage referencing The Godfather and Italian American sentiments.
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New York
NRA
Joe Colaba
Poeksin Keel
Joseph A. Colombo
Brooklyn
Jerome Johnson
Parsha
Colombe
Winsell
G. Robison
Chicago
St. Valentine’ay
I alian-American Civil Rights League
Colomdo
FBI
New York City
Gammba Sr
John U
Colombo shooting shocks Brooklyn rally crowd
City officials and state lawmakers reacted to the shooting of alleged mob leader Colombo during Unity Day events. The incident drew comments on Mafia influence, fear, and the lack of public sympathy for the victim, amid tensions with rival families and local shopkeepers pressured to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Garelik
Colombo
Jum Marehi
Brooklyn
Josep Gallo
Gallo
Helshian-American Civil Rights League
Manhattan
Roosevelt Hospital
Counter-government described as parallel power in U.S. polity
Political analyst Burnham argues a counter-government operates with its own contracting institutions and policies within Washington. He cites campuses, professions, and mid level bureaucrats shaping antiwar activity, HEW, State and Defense roles, media links, and attempts at influencing classification and declassification, all without formal election.
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Janes Burnham
National Review
Burnham
Washington
Burntam
Hem
HEA
Jim Davis
North Auditorium
HEW
People’s Lobby Hew
National Welfare Rights Organization
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Auto Lopiuim
Nixon
Bob Finch
Pentagon
U.S
Boteichap Ctd
Pentagon Papers
Daniel Elisberg
Morton H. Halperin
Leslie Gelb
Rand Corporation
State Department
Justice Department
Civil Rights and Poverty Agencies
Department of Defense
Congress
Paul McCtosky
R. Calif
New York Times
CBS TV
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Florence
5.C
Mye
Buchwald
Los Angeles
Thinny
Geyode
Telegram Your Freedom
Newpaper
Ouh
Columbus
Nebraska
Norman Rorkwell
Jas
Yee
Pris
the Death Watch
Lee Mueller
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Newspeter Enterprise Association
Touche
Ust
Jeffrey
Hart
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