Nurnberg and Vietnam editorial contrasts trials and war ethics
The piece argues that Nurnberg aimed at state crimes against humanity, not individual soldiers. It contends Vietnam soldier trials misapply precedent, noting soldiers kill needlessly under stress, and questioning antiwar protesters who pursue postwar prosecutions. It asks readers to consider personal culpability under wartime conditions.
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Nurnberg
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Southern lead in school integration despite northern stagnation
HEW data show 39 percent integration in eleven Deep South states, with 786000 Black pupils in formerly all white schools and 490000 attending those schools. Northern cities lag or reverse gains over 1968 to 1979, while Congress stalls on faster desegregation measures.
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Political Cartoon Satire on Tax Based Voting and Welfare Ideas
A column by Tom Anderson and others mocks a Republican joke and editorials from a Washington meeting. It cites proposed ideas such as universal guaranteed income at age 18 or 99 and restricting voting to income taxpayers. It also parodies calls for hunger and jail programs and criticizes unnamed political figures.
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David Clayton
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Inquiring Reporter on Blood Sweat and Tears member
The piece cites an Inquiring Reporter quote about a Blood, Sweat and Tears member at a State Department reception wearing a peace symbol sweatshirt. It accuses the department of hypocrisy, mentions visa treatment, and questions security risk removals. It also references a Harlem arrest case and a Civil Liberties Union lawyer aid, implying outcomes at Supreme Court.
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Thomas
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Harlem
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PES See 1 a Natio: Chairman of The Highway Safety Fundy
A fragmented clipping references a national matter involving the chairman of the Highway Safety Fundy. Details are unclear but imply leadership or governance concerns at a high level within a transportation safety program.
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the Highway Safety Fundy
Centerlines valued as vital road safety devices
A historical column extols the value of centerlines for traffic safety, noting their role in narrowing driver space, guiding night navigation, and reducing mishaps. It argues for universal centerline installation on paved roads and highlights the absence of federal or state mandates. The piece also touches on broader political commentary and a Michigan veterans event.
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Control Press
Daily tea ws ts thee six seto five seven
Fragmentary OCR text lists prices and items in unclear order. Readable parts mention a daily price set at six and seven units with a fiver, but no clear event, entity, or date structure to anchor a proper news item.
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