Government Infiltration Critique From Spokane SAR Leader
Ted Crosby, brother of Bing Crosby, argues in retirement as Spokane SAR chapter president that government has grown into a monstrous octopus-like entity invading schools money and war choices. He notes his Gonzaga education and contrasts with Bing’s path to entertainment. He cites ancestral requirements for SAR membership.
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Ted Crosby
Bing
Spokane, Washington
The
Sons of the American Revolution
Gonzaga University
Spokane
What Is Right With Our Country According To Bradley
Bradley argues for a positive national message to youth highlighting five strengths of the United States. He cites democracy, innovation and opportunity, humanitarian aid, steadfast defense, and efforts to address domestic problems while praising young Americans for seeking solutions.
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U.S.A
G.e.bradley
Editors Focus on Impact Over Mechanics in News
The column discusses how newspapermen emphasize final effects rather than English mechanics. It cites Martin Gagie as a top editor and quotes his editorial about a body count of 635 with mentions of old men women children and babies. It questions whether the event is another My Lai.
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Martin Gagie
Vetnam
United States of America
Jesus
Angaily
Heloise
The Hooting Mailbag of 1972
A quirky column by H H Berner notes readers who hoot at early morning requests for personal details. It riffs on advice, weddings, dogs, Raquel Welch, and the psychology of writing while critiquing editorial style and advertising, ending with a request for a paid booklet offer.
Almanac History Highlights for May 18 1972
On May 18 historical moments include Massachusetts enacting compulsory school attendance in 1852 Abraham Lincoln's 1860 Republican nomination in Chicago and Apollo 10 launching in 1969 The day also notes American missionary Sheldon Jackson born in 1834 and the first I Am an American Day in 1941.
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Sheldon Jackson
Massachusetts
Abraham Lincoln
Republican Party
Chicago
Rome appeals court cannot read judge handwriting ruling
Rome's appeals court halted a nuisance case involving a housewife after asserting it could not read the judge's handwriting. The court asked for a typed or dictated ruling to proceed, a move unseen in similar cases. Separately, officials and lawyers lauded retiring State Supreme Court Chief Justice Robert W. Calvert in special ceremonies.
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Rome
UPI
Vincenzo Vardaro
Austin
State Supreme Court
Robert W. Calvert
Ireland Split Over North Ireland Crisis In Dublin
In Dublin crowds near the General Post Office distribute pamphlets urging an All-Ireland Workers' Republic as Southern leaders urge cautious steps toward unity. Premier Jack Lynch seeks a British joint statement toward a united Ireland while noting Protestant fears in Ulster.
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Joseph W. Grigg
Dublin
UPI
General Post
O'Connell Street
Republic
Dail Eireann
Northern Ireland
Jack Lynch
Lynch
Britain
Londonderry
Ireland
South
Ulster
Conor Cruise O’brien
Irish Labor Party
Hints From Heloise Household Fixes and Tips
A reader asks about repairing bleach stains on a printed cotton dress. Ertha Jensen suggests melting grass crayons onto the stain with ironing, noting it may not be perfect but has worked on fabrics and even a rug. Other hints cover spice storage in baby jars, nylon fishing line for sewing on metal buttons, and a simple plastic lid stopper for sinks or tubs.
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Heloise
Ertha Jensen
God Is Alive and Gun Law Debate in Pat Sez Column
Guest columnist 8. M. P. argues for strong punishment of law violators and questions anti-gun legislation. He praises local figures like Paul Sager and Werner Wolf, condemns lenient court delays, supports Rangers as law enforcers, and warns that violators will pay for their actions.
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Texas Rangers
Doctor to record birth experience for BBC broadcast
Dr. Jocelyn Rose plans to chronicle the birth of her upcoming baby for BBC air time. The 35 year old mother of four says she wants to describe the process from the first pains to show childbirth can be a pleasant rewarding experience rather than frightening.
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UPI
Jocelyn Rose
British Broadcasting Corp
BBC
Dr. Rose
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