Silent Spring Editorial on Dissent and Campus Violence
The piece warns of potential spring violence by radical groups while noting growing student and faculty efforts to maintain order. It cites two bombings near the Capitol and a New York school, and details planned nonviolent actions in April and civil disobedience in early May. It cautions against underestimating violent motives yet hopes students abandon violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Capitol
New York School For Social Research
Washington, D. C
Dakota Wesleyan University
McGovern
Washington
Lawrence
Capitol
Bad Weather Flying Cautions Against Air Travel
The piece argues that most bad weather air crashes are weather caused and साध explores federal investigations. It warns that pilots have little margin for error in bad conditions and that undertakings in such weather are dangerous, urging awareness of travel risks.
Smaller Families Rise in Popularity in Gallup Poll
A Gallup Poll shows Americans moving away from large families with 23 percent favoring four or more children, down from 40 percent in 1967. The shift marks the highest support for small families since 1936, driven by cost of living, environment, overpopulation, and future uncertainty.
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Gallup
Outrage Drain and the U S Laos Intervention
An editorial urges Christians to apply faith to all life and critiques U S and Soviet moves in Laos and Vietnam. It argues Russia exploits covert warfare while the United States escalates aid and arms, urging cautious, coordinated policy.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Alexei Kosygin
Laos
United States
Russia
Reds
America
North Vietnam
U.S
Crossword clues and cryptoquote teaser from 1971 syndicate page
Puzzle items include Daily Crossword across and down clues with entries like sound of laughter and Khayyam was one. Cryptoquote by Longfellow uses substitution, sample quote by Thomas Haliburton provided and historical commentary on Kosygin and Cold War tensions referenced.
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Sound of
Pointe Park, Mich
Khayyam
McGovern Nomination Viewed as GOP Edge Pitch
Henry Cathcart surveys George McGovern's record from wartime statements to past and present political missteps. The piece notes GOP optimism at his potential 1972 nomination citing antiwar views and family employment controversies, with references to his early support for Wallace and questions about ethics.
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Henry Cathcart
Central Press
Washington
South Dakota
George McGovern
U.S
McGovern
Washington Post
The
Post
Vietnam
GOP
Southeast Asia
Adolf Hitler
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Hue
Red China
NATO
Europe
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Wallace
House of Representatives
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Silent Spring
Che Guero
Cuero Publishing
O., Inc
EB. Main
Cuero, Texas
P. O
Cuero
Texas
South Texas Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Jack Howerton
J.C
Pete” Howerton
L. Prentice
H. A. Berner
AL Gonzales
National Advertising Representatives
Texas Daily Press League Inc
Hartford
Dallas
DeWitt
Victoria
Goliad Gonzales
Lavaca
Jackson
U. S
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Kremlin
Daily Crossword
the Jones Boy
Friend
Angelo
Diego
Arista
Lamprey
Withstand
Daniels
N.Y
Sterday
Miss Paget
Gaunt
Colorado
Longfellow
Dido Ntxibo
Thomas Haliburton
King Features Syndicate
Kosygin
Anuy Ites
Doshi
Corrigan
Mistress Lushan
Hoppy
American Cancer Society
Houdin
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