In Our Opinion on the Moratorium Its Limited Impact
The piece argues the moratoriums failed to alter policy or shorten the war, noting limited demonstrator metrics and broad publicity without credence to influence. It critiques public division, Nixon’s leadership, and urges constructive alternatives from critics rather than blanket opposition.
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Flight to Moscow Echoes Hope for Closer Ties
Walter Brown, prominent American television executive and former State Department official, writes of his Pan American flight over the Soviet Union. He notes a mixed sense of insecurity but argues closer contact between Americans and Russians could reduce mistrust and foster greater freedom for Russian citizens.
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Maryland Senator Seeks Bill to Ban Show Horse Abuse
Maryland Sen Joseph Tydings pushes legislation to outlaw mistreatment of show horses. The piece recalls federal actions like the Laboratory Animal Welfare Act and contrasts proposed shifts of oversight to HEW with concerns over animal welfare and broader societal cruelty. It cites expert views and a discussion of humane philosophy and species-based moral distinctions.
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Joseph Tydings
Jacob Javits
New York
Phul Rogers
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How to Contact Elected Officials
State Representative Forest Hopkins Northeast can be reached at the State Capitol Harrisburg PA. State Senator James Willard Pulaski Mercer County is also directed to Harrisburg PA. U S Senator Hugh Scott and Richard Schweiker are reachable at the Senate Office Building Washington DC. U S Congressman Joseph Vigorito Brie can be contacted at the House Office Building Washington DC.
Hanoi analysis: Viet nam peace prospects seen as poor
The column cites captured Vietnamese documents painting Hanoi’s stance as hardening and peace unlikely except on Communist terms. It quotes North Vietnamese demands at Paris including withdrawal of U S forces and abandonment of the Thieu by Khiem government, while noting U S military challenges and alleged North Vietnamese strength.
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Reunion Of Five Sisters In Washington D C
Five sisters who had not met in seven years gathered in Washington D C for a long planned reunion. They came from across the country by plane train and car with friends and strangers dropping in as the kitchen table sparked memories. After two days of the bedlam and joy memories revived and the sisters departed with renewed closeness and a warm sense of home.
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Moratorium Day Coverage Dominates Early TV News
NBC CBS and ABC dedicated most of their early evening and late night broadcasts to Moratorium Day protests with emphasis on the Washington march, Manhattan candlelight gathering, and antiwar sentiment. NBC and CBS repeated balanced notes while ABC highlighted counter demonstrations and notable moments from Nashville awards.
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Jodhpur Problem Reflections On Modern Horse Ownership
A New York AP piece traces rising US horse numbers from 4.5 million in 1959 to about 7.25 million, with 85 percent saddle horses across 18 breeds. It cites industry estimates of a multi-billion dollar market, notes higher owner incomes for some, and highlights changing patterns in riding away from exclusive horse-country leisure.
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International Arabian Horse Association
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Jodhpur
Today In History on October Sixteen through the years
On this date in history various events are noted including Congress creating the District of Columbia in 1790 and Marie Antoinette's execution in 1793. Other milestones include Napoleon's exile arrival in 1815 and John Brown's Harper's Ferry raid in 1859.
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