Editorial Stay On The Job for J. Edgar Hoover
Editors defend FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover against Republican and Democratic critics. The piece argues Hoover, 74, remains essential, noting age is not a disqualifier for others in government and praising his handling of Congress testimony and national security duties. It asserts FBI wiretapping was authorized by Hoover's superiors and lauds his effectiveness against enemies.
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Alan Ellender
Senate
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Ramsey Clark
Old Train Stations Turn Nostalgia Into Business Assets
The Wall Street Journal notes aging rail depots from Philadelphia to Fargo are being repurposed as hotels tennis clubs theaters and tourist centers. Communities leverage nostalgia to draw visitors and spur local economies while preserving historic exteriors.
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Cincinnati
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Fargo
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Viewpoint echoes on drug abuse and Communist influence
A Washington viewpoint argues that Chinese Communists are financing heroin networks in South Vietnam and criticizes domestic liberal leaders for aiding drug propagation. It cites high overdose deaths among U S troops, calls for severe penalties, and questions how to counter China’s influence while preserving national defense.
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China
America
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Arthur Godfrey Safety Tycoon Sparks On Air
Arthur Godfrey, noted broadcasting personality, headlines a safety themed program as he discusses career highlights and public service efforts amid growing interest in his live radio appearances and television engagements.
Eye test study links vision to highway safety
The Highway Safety Foundation conducts an eye examination project with convicted traffic violators in Ohio courts to explore a link between eyesight and driving behavior. The effort urges frequent vision checks, especially for older drivers, and aims to guide future safety recommendations.
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Ohio
Control Press
Explosion damages Belfast sales showroom and homes
An explosion in Belfast damaged a television sales showroom and shattered windows in 30 nearby houses on Glenmachen Street. An army spokesman said 10 to 15 pounds of TNT were used against an exterior wall, with two men in leather jackets seen fleeing the scene. Police reported residents treated for shock and an investigation into the incident is ongoing.
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