McGovern Attacks Nixon as He Addresses Editors
In a May editors conference McGovern accused Nixon of corruption and manipulation while calling him a liar. He likened the President to Hitler and urged psychiatrists study Nixon’s fear and behavior as part of a broader campaign of sharp rhetoric.
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George McGovern
McGovern
Nixon
Moscow
Peking
Hitler
Senate
Jie
Mayer
Larry O'Brien
Birnie
Elo
McGovert
Boardwalk Inflation Stirs Monopoly Price Debate
A columnist notes Boardwalk remains $400 and Mediterranean Avenue $60 since 1935, arguing inflation proofing in Monopoly costs and rents. Edward P. Parker defends the game's pricing as holding firm against inflation, while contrasting with real wage and hotel costs in modern times.
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Edward P. Parker
Democrats Question If Votes Count In Cold War Era
A wary editorial examines Democratic flaws after a barrage of internal missteps and delegation disputes. It cites Illinois and Eagleton in 1970 style, arguing the party’s future hinges on genuine one person one vote and public trust.
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Democratic National Committee
Sen
Thomas Eagleton
R. Sargent Shriver
Challengin
California
New Jersey
Frank King
Ohio
Fey
Car buyers face quandary over car sizes safety and economy
Environmentalists favor small cars for fuel and pollution benefits while safety and affordability push people toward larger vehicles. A Texas dealer halted compact sales and aired a film showing crash damage to small cars, noting some viewers would reconsider purchases. The dilemma weighs safety against cost and practicality, with truck traffic compounding the issue.
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Jong
Lille
Dewy Ray
Big Spring
Tex
AML
Jago Cay
The Telegram Editorial On Freedom And Self Control
The Oct 24 1972 issue urges readers to value personal freedom as self control and moral guidance. It asserts freedom is a gift from God, not a political grant, and calls for consistent virtuous conduct aligned with the Commandments Golden Rule and independence.
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Goi
Ndltiier
The Great President Myth In American Politics
Harold Macmillan warned that presidents should not provide spiritual uplift and endow lives with meaning. The piece critiques secular messiah views of leaders, noting Schlesinger and others cast figures like Jackson and Washington in heroic, mythic roles that conflict with the Constitution and realism. It urges a non mythic presidency judged by action rather than prophecy.
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Washington
Vietnam
United States
Saigon
Souht Vietnam
Col. Tho
Viet Cong
Thien
da Neng
Hue
Ee Mekong Delta
Mexico
Harold Macmillan
Scone
Canterbury
Maacmillan
Arthur Schlesinger, Jr
Andrew Jackson
Schlesinger
Jackson
Josiah Quincy
Schiesinger
Jefferson
Lincoln
Wilson
Roosevelt
Kennedy
Willmoore Kendall
America
Jerusalem
Republic
Grover Cleveland
William Howard Taft
Arthur Schlesinger
Carl Sandburg
Lohet
Nose bleeds and dry nasal lining remedies
Dear Dr. Lamb cites that dry warm indoor air worsens nose bleeds in older adults. Lubricants such as petroleum jelly or surgical lubricants help keep nasal lining moist, while iron replacement is advised for persistent bleeding. Vitamin C and caution with vitamins A and liver oil are discussed. humidified air and cauterization may be needed in stubborn cases.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Olio Across Clue Puzzle Items Muddle
Fragmented crossword clues and garbled entries present across and down prompts with partial word fragments. The mixture includes references to mythological names and everyday terms, but the text remains unreadable and incoherent for full solution.
Fragmented Clues Mix in a Puzzle Fragment
A scrambled OCR style list blends phrases and numbers about seasons, birth, geography, biology, heating devices, and Shakespeare hints. Readable items include references to a capital, a Mediterranean term, a monitor gang, a goose genus, and a Greek theater cue. The text remains fragmentary with no clear single event.
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Ds Deep Gorge
Yemen
Nixon's California record defies myth in presidential runs
The piece argues that Nixon repeatedly won in California, with five victories in six races, including Senate 1950 and the 1960 and 1968 presidential contests. It notes a 1962 governor loss to Pat Brown and contends the myth of poor home state results is unfounded and misleading for 1968 analysis.
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Washington
Nixon
California
Edmund
Pat) Brown
George McGovern
Massachusetts
U.S
GOP
Congress
Congress After A Long Lapse. Mr
Rep
Jerry Voorhis
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John P. Knnedy
Ohio
Fram
Pat Brown
Sacramento
Brown
Ito
Humbert Humphrey
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Hart
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