Agnew and 1972: Nixon mulls new running mate
Editorials from Washington suggest Nixon and aides weigh dumping Spiro Agnew in 1972. Senate Minority Leader Hubert Humphrey’s reference to Agnew needing a facelift fuels speculation of a VP change, with potential risks to Nixon’s broad support.
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SST funding defeat signals end of U S supersonic program
The recent Senate and House votes deal a sharp blow to federal financing for the U S supersonic transport project. Critics warn the eight year effort may be a failure and U S industry lags behind rivals while thousands could lose jobs. A future revival hinges on preserving tech leadership without environmental harm.
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Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee cited as revealing Indian injustices
A column reflects on the history of westward expansion and the treatment of Native Americans, urging readers to consider Dee Brown's Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee as a critique of past injustices and a call to moral action, while underscoring the Church's role and the value of careful habits in saving lives.
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Sensing the News by Anthony Harrigan
The piece argues Nixon's use of Peoples Republic wording signals appeasement toward Peking and mid March relaxation of the travel ban shifts U S policy away from nonrecognition. It cites CFR books and Leggett remarks to support the view that Red China remains an irrational, dangerous regime imperiling foreign diplomats and nationals.
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U S nonrecognition of Red China urged to curb threats
A Washington Hobbies view argues the Nixon administration should maintain non recognition of Peking to prevent Chinese access to diplomats and agents in the United States. It warns recognition would empower Maoist groups, invite foreign influence, and threaten Taiwan and world peace. It also cites spy satellites and Warsaw talks as channels for intelligence.
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Daily Crossword Clue Answers and Cryptogram Quote
Crossword clues cover across and down entries with various wordplay terms. The puzzle lists standard definitions like Recessed, Bistro, WWI site, and more while a cryptogram quote phrase is provided with a decoding instruction and a sample prior quote.
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Almanac facts and notable events for April 13
The entry notes April 13 as the 103rd day of 1971 with the moon phases and evening and morning stars listed. It recounts births and events: Frank Woolworth born 1852, Sherman’s Raleigh capture in 1865, Hopkins welfare report in 1934, Russia Japan neutrality pact in 1941, Sidney Poitier Oscar in 1964, and a Jefferson quote about anger.
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Health column tips on smoking, dieting and steam use
Reader questions cover a sympathectomy patient who should quit smoking to preserve gains, a high-protein diet concern about a white eyelid line likely unrelated to diet, and steam room use risks. Dr Coleman offers cautions and urges doctor guidance. a paid booklet on heart health is advertised.
Count Ten Before You Speak Anger Management Piece
A brief feature urges readers to pause at ten before reacting in anger. It highlights practical steps and suggests applying the rule during tense moments to calm nerves and reduce conflict.
Senate to open debate on Kennedy wage bill today
The Senate planned to open debate today on President Kennedy's 1.25 per hour minimum wage bill. Mayor J. T. Newman and councilmen Pete Bluntzer LeRoy Cobb were sworn in at the regular council meeting. O W Crane was in Houston visiting his mother and brother. Twenty years ago April 18 1951 the Air Force reported two B 29 bombers shot down by MIG 15s in Sinuiju Korea. Mrs Newton Smith elected PTA president of John C French School. Letters flood Congress and the White House denouncing or approving MacArthur dismissal.
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