Editorial Useless Killing in Northern Ireland
The New York Times reports Bernard Weinrab interviews IRA chief Sean MacStiofain in Naven Ireland. He admits no regret over killings of British soldiers and seeks Irish Catholic control of the north, arguing for reunification despite Protestant resistance and ongoing violence.
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Naven
Ireland
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Wolse Trelin
Italy
Spain
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Treland
White on China by Paul Dudley White creates a mixed view
Dr Paul Dudley White recounts his China visit praising mass progress after liberation while cautioning that Americans debate the moral implications of reform. He asserts the population has emerged from slavery poverty ignorance and disease into a cleaner healthier nation with education and improved living standards. He notes the revolution required sacrifice and concedes that democratic self rule may be uneven among nations.
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Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
China
White
American Labor and the Nation’s Wealth
A reflection on American labor, praising union workers and managers for contributing to the nation’s wealth while criticizing a few powerfully placed leaders. It notes 5,000 International Union of Electrical Workers members in Dayton forewent raises to recall 1,050 laid-off workers and urges perspective on widespread honest labor versus headlines about corrupt officials.
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New York City
International Union of Electrical Workers
Dayton
Ohio
Population wars stain a world in conflict with India and Pakistan
An article argues the India Pakistan war signals a shift in Western views of the Third World. It warns the United States to reject postwar assumptions, reexamine aid policies, and consider how Afro Asian struggles could threaten Western civilization and global power.
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New York
India
Pakistan
United States
Indian Subcontinent
U.S
Cambodia
Southeast Asia
Peregrine Worsthorne
Bengal
Worsthorne
Mrs. Gandhi
Kaiser
Europe
Hase
Japan
Asia
Red China
Moscow
Peking
Central Asia
Almanac Today December 28 1971 historical notes
Almanac entry for December 28 1971 marks notable events in U S history. John C Calhoun resigning as vice president in 1832 Andrew Jackson era. Knights of Labour hold first Labor Day in 1869. Congress recognizes The Pledge of Allegiance in 1945. China tests its fifth nuclear device in 1966.
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Venus
Mars
Saturn
John Calhoun
Andrew Jackson
Knights of Labour
Congress
China
Punny Form and Wit Surface in Caen’s Humorous Scrap
A Cannery-like wit piece notes Herb Caen’s Punny Form game with made up animal nicknames such as Watts the gun and Hadn't the otter. It lampoons gender humor with quips about women from De Vries Feather Tamplin Hughes and others, dated 1971.
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AN Francisco
Herb Caen
Ware Aver
Kaewihia
Watts
Crit
Hum
Car left to RAC patrolman by disgruntled driver
A Scottish motorist who broke down on a freeway handed his 14 year old model car to RAC patrolman John Bruce after muttering I have had enough. He signed over the papers and said the car is in need of work but can be made operable. It was described as a nice Christmas present.
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Bruce
Across L Machine 8 Oc 6 Cantata Melody
Puzzle fragment lists clues: British statesman 14 Convict s ambition 15 Forest Hills hame 16 Lacking tonality 17 Papal name 18 Gambling cube 19 Actress Scala 20 Hunger for 32 Secret jargon of thieves 23 One of the a
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British Statesman
Forest Hills Hame
Scala
Crossword Puzzle Fragment Listing and Clues
Fragmented crossword puzzle page shows clues and entries including Across 39 40 41 and Down 1 2 3 4 with partial words and notes. Entries mention Rio 21 and old English eel as potential solutions amid scattered letters and irregular formatting.
Cryptogram Quote Teaches Letter Substitution
Puzzle note explains a daily cryptogram where A stands for L and X for O with hints from word shape. It includes a sample quotation and a holiday greeting.
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