Editorial- JFK Aids Rebuffed and 1976 Political Implications
The piece discusses rebuffed JFK aides including Sorensen and Shriver in the 1970s. Sorensen’s New York Senate defeat shifts potential influence toward 1976 nominations. Shriver heads a Democratic initiative aimed at Congress, signaling limited reach compared to a standalone national effort.
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Theodore Sorensen
Senate
New York
Richard Ottinger
Sargent Shriver
Congress
Sorensen
Edward Kennedy
Shriver
Maryland
National Committee
Larry O’brien
The Silent Majority Rages At Alarmists And Riots
A column by Tom Anderson argues against panic over civil conflict and riots, comparing today to Rome and quoting figures on sexual behavior, college rioting, and political leaders. It questions patriotism and laments overreaction while urging faith and vigilance.
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Rome
Nero
Alexander Pope
Captured Western Writers in Indochina and the Press
The piece arguesCaptured reporters like Richard Dudman show bias after capture by pro Communist forces in Cambodia and Vietnam noting how free journalism is challenged by propaganda. It warns of potential mass killings if communists gain full control and urges Western-backed regimes to uphold freedom and democracy.
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Richard Dudman
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Cambodia
Indochina
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Washington
Saigon
Russians push for Middle East settlement in Moscow talks
Reports claim Russia urged a political settlement during eighteen days of talks in Moscow with Egyptian President Nasser. If true, Arab openness to a cease fire and Israeli troop withdrawals per UN resolutions would mark encouraging progress.
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Middle East
Moscow
Nassar
Egypt
U.N
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Update
A reader friendly page lists a 39 clue daily crossword with across and down hints plus a cryptoquote puzzle. It includes sample answers such as a cryptogram key using LONGFELLOW and a Nietzsche quote as yesterday’s cryptoquote and notes on day’s date.
Glamour Returns to Broadway As Mae West and Ruby Keeler Vie
Mae West, in town for a premiere, contrasts with today’s glamor as she recalls past Broadway luster and harsher times. Ruby Keeler plans a No No Nanette revival at 60 with Busby Berkeley directing, bringing a tested stage presence back to New York.
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Mae West
Ruby Keeler
Calcutta
Mae
Broadway
Myra Breckinridge
Charley
Miss West
Rialto
New York
Woman's Liberation Group
Miss Keeler
Nanette
Busby Berkeley
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