Genocide in Tibet and UN Admission Debate
The piece argues that Tibet faces genocide under Chinese rule with cultural destruction and mass abuses. It urges the United Nations to investigate Tibet before admitting Peking to membership, citing Dalai Lama’s complaint and reports from Radio Lhasa. It notes silence from Szechwan and calls for action to protect Tibetan identity and lives.
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Lose Weight With Colder Weather And Exercise
Experts say colder weather increases calorie burn to stay warm making autumn and winter an ideal time to shed pounds. With Christmas approaching activity like walking biking jogging or even ten minutes at home boosts fitness and appearance at no cost.
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf funnies and quirks
A humor collage includes a doctor patient gag about payments, Thurston the former pitcher who rose from last place to win twenty games, a Perth joke ending with Melbourne, and a King Louis XVI diary note tied to Bastille day.
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King Features Syndicate
War on Poverty critique echoes in Viewpoint critique
In a 1964 column the writer questions Johnsons War on Poverty, citing waste and harm from federal funds. The piece notes Philip Kimball, a Durham salesman, suffering post heart surgery with limited pay due to a GM strike. The tone condemns ideologies behind federal generosity.
Tax funds subsidize prolonged Detroit auto strike
Philip Kimball claims Congress used tax money to subsidize the Detroit auto workers strike. He notes $300 million plus another $300 million for food stamps, enabling strikers to obtain groceries at massive discounts. He argues federal support prolongs unemployment and harms taxpayers and true needs.
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Peacenik Democrats win three in Congress in tight margins
Washington dispatch reports four peacenik candidates upset veterans in Democratic primaries. Bella Abzug and Ron Dellums won in New York and California with about 52 and 56 percent, while Rev. Robert Drinan carried Massachusetts. One loser was Craig Barnes in Colorado. Several incumbents fell as Democrats net nine House seats while several GOP losses occurred in Senate and governor races. Ed Foreman holds a rare cross state win record. Jack Kemp and Ralph Metcalfe gain House seats as athletes enter Congress.
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California
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Massachusetts
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Colorado
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Allard Lowenstein
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Utah
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Connecticut
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Alaska
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Wyoming
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Ronald Reagan
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Chicago
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Richard Daley
DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS Opposite 6 mia 11 Degrade 12 Medicin plants
This cryptogram style puzzle lists clues for a daily crossword with scattered letter counts and partial words, along with the sample cryptoquote WHAT YOU DO SPEAKS SO LOUD THAT I CANNOT HEAR WHAT YOU SAY.
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Weather Drops 37 Degrees in Cuero Across 24 Hours
Record files note Cuero's temperature fell 37 degrees in the 24 hour period ending at 8 a.m. as severe season weather affected parts of the state. Oil and gas leases on 2,419 acres in DeWitt County were filed with County Clerk Ray Gips. Senator John F Kennedy has been officially assured of New Jersey's 16 electoral votes.
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Gobbler Players Named to 1950 All-District Team
Robert Bluntzer and Ed Kelley named to the 1950 coaches All-District football team for 28-A. Meanwhile 20,000 Marines and infantrymen endured a weeklong trap behind Chinese lines in northeastern Korea, fighting through snowbound mountains to near safety as temperatures dropped to record lows at minus 13 degrees.
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Ed Kelley
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