Communist Sport Playbook Reveals Red China Influence
A May 1956 U S publication of Communist International documents outlines how workers sports and physical culture are to be used for revolutionary aims. It notes factions within workers leagues to emancipate and mobilize youth, stressing discipline and a united front to win support. The piece reflects on today’s limited people to people ties and persistent political rule setting.
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Red China
U.S
BK Congress
Communist Party International
Communist International
Red
Thesr
Ous
Communist Party
Sporkers
Bullfighting Controversy Splits Americans and Fans
A debate over bullfighting pits anti cruelty activists against aficionados like Barnaby Conrad and El Cordobes. The piece notes American objections to cruelty, Conrad’s bold claims, and Cordobes’ rise from poverty to a television spectacle promising over five million dollars in gross receipts from a June broadcast.
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New York
NBA
Gore
Barnaby Conrad
San Francisco
Meatcallers Union
Ernest Hemingway
Conrad
Mr. Swill
Mr. Armour
Chicago
Cordobes
Milionaire
Matador
el Cordobes
Joe Namath
Neil Armstrong
Lapin
Fl Cordobes
Fie
El Cordobes Reflects On Bullfighting Foes And Fame
The article recalls El Cordobes rising from threats by rivals who kissed bulls to becoming an idol for youths. It notes Conrad’s respect for the matador, his Yale background, and a former bullfight incident where he charged a bull with a raincoat cape.
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Spaitt
Cordobes
Conrad
el Cordobes
el Caerdoves
Yale
University of Mensivo
Press group aims to trim Nixon coverage in meeting
A Georgetown basement gathering of journalists and columnists mocked Nixon era press policy, proposing ways to soften reporting and suppress bad news. The plan included embargoes on Vietnam, withholding Red China reports, and favoring favorable coverage before the election, until federal marshals crash the session and arrest the conspirators.
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Washington
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Ana del Mitehel
Ford
Georgetown
Gald
Hozzan Ugzah
Judge Carswell
Astheone
Supreme Court
United States
White House
Tnndehina
Pentagon
Justice Department
Ipin
John Michell
Veterans deserve jobs for new returning troops
In a Winter Haven Florida letter from the Daily News Chief, the writer argues that after World War I and II veterans received government aid and parades, while Vietnam veterans face neglect. The call is to employers to offer opportunities and contact the local employment office to place veterans.
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American Legion
The
Red Cross
VFW
Winter Haven
Fla
Daily News
The 2% Your Freedom Newspaper
The Telegram May 6971 issue from Columbus Nebraska promotes freedom as self-control aligned with moral guides. It argues freedom is a gift from God, not a government grant, and urges readers to promote and preserve self-governance and responsibility.
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Your Freedom
Jess
Ask the Doctor May Be Serious
A reader asks about bright red blood with bowel movements lasting 16 months and doctors find no hemorrhoids or tumor. Possible causes include colitis and inflammation of the colon, which may not be detected if inflammation lies beyond the reach of colonoscopy. Bleeding from stomach or small intestine can be black stool. peptic ulcers may cause fresh blood. See a doctor for a full exam promptly.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Across 97 Around the World Puzzle Fragment
A collage of crossword style clues and scattered words includes terms like Black Sea British street Nevada and Hoffa union references, with various incomplete phrases and mismatched letters suggesting a partial, nonsensical word puzzle from a newspaper page.
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Black Sea
Caribbean
Nevada
Hoffa's Union
Zee
Maine
Great Lake
Jigners
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on wives and stenographers humor
A humorous Barbs by Phil Pastoret reflects on wives, bosses, and vacation habits. It suggests wives would worry less if they knew stenographers’ views, notes lightening troubles, and pokes fun at family meddling with a quip about escaping a mother in law.
Private New York meeting signals shift in American Jewish politics
A private all day symposium under the American Jewish Committee gathered Jewish writers academics and intellectuals with conservative views from distances like California. The event highlighted a growing appetite to reconcile Judaism with conservative politics amid Israel concerns urban disorder and perceived liberal dominance in academia.
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New York City
American Jewish Committee
California
Israel
MacGoverns
Ramsey Clarks
Gene McCarthys
Fentagon
Planners Doubt Long Range Planning Amid Urgent Crises
Washington officials and experts express disillusionment with forecasting to the year 2000 as aging infrastructure, crowded schools, and health care strain loom. They warn rapid scientific advances may outpace planning, urging focus on immediate fixes over distant forecasts.
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Washington
Nea
Harvey Scribner
New York City
Scribner
Atlantic
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Mister Huted
Tr Enterprise Asser
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Flo
PBI
Rod
Nation's Press
Wml
Columbus
Nebraska
Berrys World
Around the
Wallaba
Ffi
Abe
Phil Pastoret
Academy
City College
John Lindsay
Nw York City
Lindsay
Tiber
Police
Sasseme
AJC
Jeffrey
Hart
King Fenivres Syndicate
Tomorow
Eilies
Ivan
Tey
Bruce
Biossat
Tateon
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