Boxers to Earn Record 2.5 Million Each in New York Fight
Editorial notes Cassius Clay and Joe Frazier will each receive 2.5 million for the world heavyweight championship in New York. The piece traces the gate record, boxing’s financial rebound, and argues for headgear to reduce brain injury and protect fighters from long term damage.
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Nixon Clarifies Suburban Integration Policy In Press Conference
President Nixon denied using federal money to force racial or economic changes in neighborhoods and said federal law does not require or allow coercive integration. He and HUD Secretary Romney disagree over economic segregation, with Romney backing low cost housing in suburbs under Operation Breakthrough. A HUD shake-up may follow as policy implementation faces mismatch between the White House and agency.
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Best of the week and Washington views on oil politics
A reflective weekly column critiques government spending and education while Washington observers discuss export controls. The piece questions federal programs, urges personal discipline, and notes U S oil company links amid Cold War era export concerns. It also lampoons Nazi era politics and comments on American Way Features.
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DAILY CROSSWORD CLUES LISTED FOR ACROSS AND DOWN
Puzzle presents a full set of crossword clues across and down with entries like Indian seaport and European river. It includes a cryptogram section Daily Cryptoquote and a quoted aphorism about men and shadows.
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Washington March Of Events Over Vietnam and Revenue Sharing
Inside Washington focuses on the Vietnam withdrawal issue as Democrats demand immediate troop removal and the GAO skeptical on revenue sharing plans. The piece notes past political shifts, the Nixon administration’s stance, and the goal to exit Vietnam by the 1972 election with limited prospects for credible U.S. troop withdrawal.
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