Editorial Defends Courts Against Red Subversion
An editorial argues that courts protect the Constitution and justice, warning of a coordinated effort by Communist press to discredit the legal system. It cites Chicago Seven, Bobby Seale, Angela Davis, and Rev. Daniel Berrigan cases as evidence of political spectacle and biased prosecutions.
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Chicago Seven
Rennie Davis
Abbie Hoffman
Washington
Chicago
New York City
New Haven
Connecticut
Bobby Seale
Ericka Huggins
Angela Davis
California
Berrigan
Daniel Berrigan
FBI
Welfare Cheating Highlighted by Senator Long
Louisiana senator Russell Long cites rising welfare fraud across states. He notes recipients exploit residence rules, drawing checks from up to five states, while Social Security fraud includes multiple numbers and multiple checks. He cites a Washington investigation finding 59 percent of welfare recipients ineligible and 9 percent overpaid.
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Russell Long
Louisiana
America
Supreme Court
Senator Long
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jer
Connecticut
Rhode Island
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Newspaper Mindset Promoted by Printing News
A terse reflection notes that a newspaper thrives by printing the news, while acknowledging even smart people can misstep on certain topics. The line hints at journalistic responsibility and public trust in reporting.
Times secrecy breach sparks debate on press power
The article argues that major newspapers like The New York Times overstep by publishing secret government materials. It warns such actions risk eroding national security, inviting indiscriminate leaks, and politicizing the press, while praising most papers for responsibility. It cites historical parallels and urges caution against unilateral disclosure.
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Cmment
Ranreas
US. Congress
the Times
Vietnam
Congress
Ater
New York ‘Times
U.S. Witsocenas
Asia
Almanac Notes for July 6 1971 Almanac
The entry marks July 6 1971 as the date with moon phase between first quarter and full. It lists morning stars Venus Mars Saturn and evening stars Mercury Jupiter. Born under Cancer, John Paul Jones founder of the US Navy is noted. Historical events include pirate William Kidd seized in Boston in 1680 and Louis Pasteur inoculating in Paris in 1885.
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Venus
U.S. Navy
Paul Jones
William Kidd
Boston
England
Louis
Asteur
Paris
Wet road driving dangers and hydroplaning explained
A guide to safer driving in rain explains that braking distances double on wet roads depending on tires speed and surface. It describes hydroplaning danger when tires ride atop water and urges reducing speed and using braking with steering to avoid crashes.
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Central
Daily cro epter ah ach ECharace terize 11. Hippie status symbol
Fragmentary OCR text showing garbled phrases and misread words. Reads like a puzzle or puzzle-like list with scattered numbers and terms but lacks coherent context, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a proper news item.
Daily Cryptoquote puzzle note with quotation
A cryptogram note explains that one letter is used for the five, X marks apostrophes, and word length hints at the solution. It references Dante and a past quotation about joy and misery. The line includes a past quote: There is no greater grief than to remember days of joy when misery at hand.
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