Teller warns Russians now superior in nuclear arms
Editorial cites Dr Edward Teller saying the Soviet Union has surpassed the United States in nuclear weapons and could deliver a first strike we cannot retaliate from. He warns U S production lines are shut and rebuilding would take three to five years, raising fears of a dangerous arms gap.
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Vernal Equinox and Solstice Facts Across Hemispheres
The vernal equinox on March 21 marks equal day and night worldwide. The autumnal equinox will occur September 23 in 1970. Summer and winter solstices occur when the poles tilt toward or away from the sun.
Cuero Record Renewal Request Notice
A renewal order is being sent to Cuero Record in Cuero Texas for a subscriber not currently on file. The notice includes a rate schedule and directs mail to the Cuero Record mailing address as part of the semi weekly RitCORD Mail service.
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Agnew Bias Debate Sparks Cross Nation Reactions
The Manion Korum feature recalls Spiro Agnew railing against biased news coverage and notes broad public anger. James J. Finnegan, editor of the Manchester Union Leader, argues liberal media shape opinion via top outlets like The New York Times and The Washington Post. He cites Chicago 1968 convention footage that was not shown by TV cameras. Further gripes include liberal journalists openly participating in Moratorium Day actions.
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CROSSWORD CLUES AND DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE PUZZLE
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Political Obituary of Richard Nixon and Media Bias Debate
A critical analysis argues liberal bias in 1962 TV coverage of Nixon losing the California governor race. It condemns ABC News Special for smearing Nixon via Alger Hiss and notes attempts by The New York Times to rehabilitate Hiss. The piece decries liberal censorship and interpretive reporting in U.S. media.
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Almanac note highlights historical milestones May 3
May 3 1970 marks the 128th day of the year with 242 remaining. Notable events include 1919 air travel from New York to Atlantic City, 1933 Nellie Tayloe becomes first woman U S Mint director, 1940 Congress designates I am an American Day, and 1968 Paris peace talks expected. A thought from Edward Lytton on self deception.
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New York Spring Promises Brightness and Growth
In New York during spring the city awakens with longer days and warmer weather. Residents enjoy parks, markets, and outdoor events as urban life resumes its vibrant pace.
April conventions bloom in New York with circus and auto shows
April brings major meetings to New York with 30 percent of national associations headquartered there. The Ringling Brothers circus opens its 100th Anniversary Edition at Madison Square Garden alongside Macy’s Ringling exhibit. The International Automobile Show runs April 5 to 13 at the New York Coliseum with hundreds of models and classic cars valued at over 200000. The Royal Ballet guests at the Met with Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev in Sleeping Beauty, Sol Hurok presenting. Edith Stephen and her troupe perform at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
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Roadblocks Set by British Troops in Northern Ireland Search
More than 2,500 British troops deploy roadblocks across Armagh Tyrone and Fermanagh as authorities conduct a border arms search along Northern Ireland near the Republic. An army spokesman gave no immediate update on seizures.
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Government shifts Florida interstate route to spare bald eagle
Federal planners move the highway alignment 100 feet to the side to avoid disturbing a bald eagle nest high in a 500 foot pine. Officials say the adjustment preserves the nesting site while completing transportation needs in Florida.
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