Sulzberger on Communism in Russia and world policy
Editorial by C. L. Sulzberger after a Russian tour argues Communist rule works in many areas though inefficiently. He sees gradual Leninism decline, wider luxuries, and questions if Washington should oppose non democracies in undeveloped regions. He suggests central authority may aid transitional development and US policy should adapt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Sulzberger
Russia
Sulzberger
United States
Washington
Poll Surprise Checks Nixon Support Among Negro Voters
A Gallup poll finds 26 percent of U.S. Negroes approving of President Nixon, challenging the view that Negro leaders uniformly oppose him. The result suggests individual choice over bloc voting among minority voters despite Democratic alignment and anti Nixon rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Nixon
Democratic Party
Smart Dogs and Human Bond Boost Dog IQ
A canine expert says a dog's intelligence varies by individual and is enhanced by human companionship. While some breeds train better, pedigree is not required for smarts as long as the dog interacts with its family.
Tipsy Wasps Increase Menace in Bad 1969 Year
London beekeeper reports wasps become tipsy after feeding on fallen fruit. Entomologist Nicholas Simmons notes tipsy wasps are most dangerous, warning readers of a new small worry from England about the insect world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Nicholas Simmons
Ecology debate on Earth Day and its political charge
The Manion Forum critiques ecology as anti establishment and pro edits to curb industry. It argues that pollution stems from growth and tech and warns against anti growth and anti pollution stands linked to the New Left. It questions the consequences for jobs and national power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifth Avenue
University of Minnesota
Barron's Weekly
New Left
America
Washington pressures on spending challenge Nixon and GOP
Washington lawmakers clash as Nixon and Republican leaders seek to curb federal spending amid Democratic control of Congress. Pressure groups push for funding, while Republicans warn of tax rises if spending continues. A Baker anecdote highlights bureaucratic delays in funding Head Start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cathcart
Central Press
Washington
Nixon
Congress
GOP
Hach
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Artis Gilmore
Head Start
Olo
U.S. Department of Labor
Labor Department
Baker
Department of Health, Educational and Welfare
HEW
Gilmore
Department of Labor
Questions Answered On Alien Exemption From Draft
Colonel Morris S. Schwartz explains that aliens who served 18 months in their homeland forces may be exempt, classified IV A, if they register and present a certificate of service in English from their country's diplomatic mission or consulate. Foreign nations involved include those allied with the United States in mutual defense.
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Morris S. Schwartz
State Selective Service
W. Ninth Street
Austin
Texas
United States
U. S
Daily crossword clues with coded quote example
Puzzle shows across and down clues with incomplete words and abbreviations. Includes a sample cryptoquote decoding instruction and a Balzac quote as the day’s revealed message, with garbled header text and publication penciled notes.
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Hartford Bidg
Dallas
Kates
DeWitt
Victoria
Golan Karnes
Gonzales
Lavaca
Jackson
DeWit
Manion Forum
Ecology
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John Chamberlain
Gyerr
Ogi
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Corrigan
Elliot
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MR Amberson
Cai rHar
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Specter
Bury
Pinch
Golfer Hogan
Depot
Israel City
New Delhi
Edgar Allan
Controle
Indian
Iranian Rules
Fuas
Fear
Supposi- Lions
Grampua
Daily Cry
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Honore DE Balzac
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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