UN criticized for bias and overreach in global affairs
A columnist questions the United Nations impartiality in civil rights and wars while accusing it of intruding into U S policy on school busing and racial balance. The piece condemns UN actions in Vietnam and the Middle East and mocks multicultural rhetoric, contrasting Western liberalism with global impact.
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Martha Mitchell's Turbulent Marital Tale Unfolds
Ms Washington reports Martha Mitchell in seclusion at a New York country club amid renewed marital drama with John Mitchell. The piece recalls their 1957 Elkt on Maryland wedding,前 divorces in Reno and Miami, Martha's volatile history, and whether reconciliation is possible as intimates fill in gaps.
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John and Martha Mitchells Chronicle of a Turbulent Marriage
The memoir-like narrative covers John and Martha Mitchells 11 year marriage, their son Jay, and Martha after moving from Westchester to Washington. It notes her rise to a national forum, her sharp wit, and public outbursts that unsettled the Nixon Administration while drawing broad public support. Jay, now 25 and a Vietnam veteran, reconciles with Martha despite past tensions.
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Back to the windmill by Paul Harvey
A discussion on wind power argues for returning to windmills to meet rising energy demand and reduce pollution. Citing Russia and experts like H Guyford Stever, the piece notes wind energy could be deployed in Chicago and highlights past windmill experiments, metallurgy advances, and the challenge of long distance transmission.
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Hal Boyle
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Corry Notes A Week Away Then A Stork Shower
In Corry events include four women returning from a Grove City College conference, a Stork shower hosted for Mrs. Walter Burrows, and a narrow vote on a 12 grade jointure pending Wayne Township director Leon Proctor. A heavy noon downpour flooded streets, and a barn on the A D Dell King farm was destroyed by lightning.
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John Madison
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Mancini on TV Music and the Mancini Generation
Composer Henry Mancini explains differences between film and TV scoring, noting TV overscoring and the push for better sound. He describes his approach for Mancini Generation, with most music prerecorded in studio and mixed for TV speakers.
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Law on juvenile confessions and speedy hearings
A teenage boy questioned about arson may challenge a self incriminating confession made without counsel or parental advice. Supreme Court rulings require similar protections for juveniles as adults. voluntariness and admissibility depend on all circumstances. The boy can deny the confession, and his attorney should object. A speedy public trial is required. counsel should be appointed if needed, and a prompt hearing sought.
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