Kent State Leader Sees Transformation After Tragedy
Dr. Glenn A. Olds, new Kent State president, urges turning campus tragedy into a universal search for brotherhood. He contrasts U.S. student hope with global unrest where student movements trigger violence, from Saigon to Tokyo, Manila to South America, questioning outcomes of activist power.
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Robert L. White
Olds
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Saigon
United States
Que
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South Etiam
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Tokyo
Philippines
Manut
South America
Maaner
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John Rowlands to Henry Morton Stanley the Explorer
The narrative traces John Rowlands life from baptism as John Rowlands in Wales through mistreated childhood to sea work, then New Orleans, and a U S Navy stint. Adopting the name Henry Morton Stanley in New Orleans, he becomes explorer of Africa with Livingstone, earning fame and knighthood.
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New Orleans
H. M. Stanley
Rowlands
Shiloh
Chicago
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Wek
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Spain
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American Plains
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Denver
Missouri Democrat
Tabel
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New York Herald
Gordon Bennett
Bennett
David Livingstone
Livingstone
Henry M. Stanley
John Rawhwids
Stanley
Miviea
America
Kingland
Queen Victoria
Henry Morton Stanley
Atria
Sir Henry Stanley
Senators face exodus as attendance hits low in Capital
A sweeping set of strange reports describe the Washington Senators leaving the Capital for Texas amid poor turnout. House Speaker Carl Albert moves Congress to Mort Wayne Indiana. The Brush Embassy relocates to Palm Beach due to weak Washington receptions. Las Vegas claims a plan to host the U S Supreme Court, with officials touting tourism and a new all weather building. A Washington White House move to Lincoln, Nebraska is urged by a blue ribbon delegation, arguing the no 1 team and a national audience justify relocation. The Q and A section notes women’s international polo and football distinctions.
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Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Senators
Hubert Short
D.C
Carl Albert
Congress
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Jaxlay
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Edward Bennett Willams
Walter Washington
Gilbert Hahn
White House
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Nisin
Mestia
Nikort
Nebraska
United States
The Z let Peace Begin With Me Telegram Feature
The Telegram reports on a peace themed initiative for Columbus Nebraska dated Thursday October 7 1971. The piece highlights civic interest and community response with local figures named in connection to the event.
Dumping after gastric surgery causes persistent symptoms
Dear reader describes dumping syndrome after multiple stomach surgeries. Advice: multiple small protein rich meals, avoid free sugar and large carbohydrate loads, delay liquids during meals, sit up after eating, include fats, and avoid stimulants. Seek a new physician for ongoing care and trust.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D. Dear
Lamb
Fragmentary World Tour Item Weighs Cryptic Entities
Fragmented OCR text lists varied terms such as emperors, poets, weights, places, and colors. The readable portion mentions World Tour, Chinese references, gems, wings, and numbers, but provides no clear event, person, or cohesive narrative. The result is a garbled mosaic of names and hints without a definite news fact.
Taiwan and U N strategy on Taiwan expulsion
The piece argues the real issue is U S willingness to back Taiwan at the United Nations and the broader signal this sends about U S policy toward non Communist Asia. It notes U S influence, warns of consequences for Western Pacific strategy, and cites reactions within U S politics and conservative circles.
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Republic of China
George Bush
Taiwan
West Germany
Turtle Bay
Israel
France
Asia
U Thant
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China
Russia
Japan
Nixon
Ian Swallow
Peking
Mbt
Reagan Could Switch to Democrat and Seek 1972 Run
A Sacramento rumor says California Governor Ronald Reagan may declare as a Democrat within four months to pursue the 1972 presidential race. Analysts note his cashing in on a fiscally conservative, anti–crime platform, with potential cross‑party appeal from urban suburban voters and a split Democratic field.
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New York City
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Reagan
Nixon
San Diego
California
Agnew
William Buckleyile
Young Americans For Freedom
YAT
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Schoals
Nate
Henry Jackson
Washington State
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West
Conan California
Carl Warren
Nixo
Wallace Reagan
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Midwest
New England
Jackson
Muskie
Los Angeles
Yorty
Henry Salvatori
New Deal Democratic and
Regan
White House
Lowell Ponte
End of an era as Mindszenty leaves Hungary
The departure of Cardinal Mindszenty from Hungary ends a 20 year clash with the Communist regime. The era of direct church state confrontation wanes as Vatican opening and postwar shifts reshape Central Europe. Times have changed with Pope John’s stance and Moscow contacts altering priorities for church and state.
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Enterprise Association
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Mindszenty
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