McGovern Nixon campaign stance amid chaotic election chatter
A colorful op-ed blends political caricature with analysis as McGovern and Nixon loom in the 1960s race. It mocks McGovern while noting pollsters and birdwatchers doubting his odds, alongside Daley and Johnson’s roles. The piece ponders the path to November 7 and the potential missteps by both campaigns.
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Aparrow
McGovern
Chicago
Richard 2. Daley
South Dakota
Richard M. Nixon
Miami Beach
George
Question Box on Freedom Misunderstanding and Press Power
The piece argues that freedom is misunderstood and indivisible, noting that supporters of press freedom often oppose genuine individual liberty. It cites figures like H C Hoiles and critiques politicians who promise broad state provision to gain power, suggesting freedom requires defending others’ rights as well.
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Jzepardy
Sple
Ihlse
Od Temnd Fis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
McGovern
Nixon
Frank Chedorov
Questions Answers Summary
A quiz style set of questions and answers covers topics from a hypothetical planet Vulcan to the southernmost government seat Ushuaia, the twice elected U S Republican ticket Dwight D. Eisenhower and Richard Nixon, and Lake Titicaca as the highest navigable lake, with locations and altitudes noted.
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U.S
Dwight DE
Titicaca
Beru
Boliva
Jocko McCormack the Undaunted Sailor of Legend
The piece profiles John Cormack known as Jocko McCormack a naval survivor and sales executive. It recalls his Youth on the Pacific Fleet as a Seaman Second Class aboard the Quincy and later the President Woodrow Wilson, surviving ships sunk near Guadalcanal and Ironbottom Sound. It notes a bravado conduct in a Boston bar and a resulting international incident, ending with a nod to a proud American flag image and the notion that he fulfilled his duty with steadfast dignity.
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Tohn McCormack
House of Representatives
McCormack
the Canteen Corp
Jocko McCormack
Nocko
John
Jacko McCormack
Docko
Ele
Quincy
Guadalcanal
Ironbottom Sound
Sino
Jocko
Huil
Navy
Cormack
Pacific
Teg
Kid Ag
Woodrow Wilson
Boston
U.S
John McCormack
His Majesty's Navy
Buster
Jock
Nob
England
America
Telegram Editorial on Freedom and Self-Control
The Telegram argues freedom is a divine gift, not a political grant, and defines Freeda newspaper as promoting self-control aligned with moral guides. It rejects license and anarchy, urging readers to pursue peace starting with themselves, in a Columbus Nebraska issue from September 5, 1972.
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Freeda
Freadon
Water-pill weakness Dear Dr Lamb gout questions
Dear Dr Lamb I have many questions about gout including whether a hornlike growth on the ear edge is a symptom, if toe pain can be a first sign, and whether emotional stress, heredity, and diet influence attacks. Benzed or Benemid and colchicine are discussed with diet and exercise as factors. regular medication is advised to prevent uric acid deposits.
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Lamb
Scrambler Free 13 Pry 3 Ingiberart Fipantotaa
Fragmentary OCR list of odd phrases and garbled terms including names, numbers, and possible cryptic clues. Reads like a puzzle or index with fake place names and random tokens. No coherent event or person emerges to summarize as a news item.
Two Trillion Private Debt Sparks Economic Debate
The piece surveys Pardridge the disagreeable economist who warns that two trillion dollars in private U.S. debt at end of 1971 could fuel inflation or bankruptcies if not backed by production. It contrasts his views with doubts from businessmen and economists and recalls Fisher’s debt theory while weighing political and sociological factors shaping debt policy.
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U.S
Willams D. Pardridgis
Washington
D.C
Stanardaville
Pardridge
Sam
Department of Commerce
Hiss
Ofhem
Ralios
Bill Pardridge
Irving Fisher
Lidea Bolt
Brazil
Abolish the Olympics and open competitions
Opinion argues the Munich and Sapporo games reveal the Olympics as outdated. It claims professionals dominate European teams, politics intrudes on amateurs, and Rhodesia’s expulsion politics taint the games. It concludes that contests should be open with athletes’ incomes ignored and politics kept out.
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Munich
Sapporo
Sappova
Karl Schranz
U.S
Rhodesia
Uganda
Nigera
Sudan
Kenya
Olympic Committee
Sehranz
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