Religious life in the USSR under fire from Izvestia
Izvestia defends Soviet religious policy and cites Lenin and law while condemning unlicensed Dissident Baptists. Kuroyedov asserts licensed churches exist, restricts unlicensed gatherings, and labels unlicensed activists as criminals. The piece argues the West exaggerates religious persecution in Russia.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Ussr
Vladimir A. Kuroyedov
Council of Religious Affairs
Council of Ministers of
Kuroyedov
Lenin
United States
Not at all youngest at the party
Natchez Mississippi Mrs Vance Randolph recalls her six year old son who reports a guest in a baby carriage at a party. He says he was not the youngest as another gentleman was wheeled in. The remark shows the child's wry humor and the social setting.
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Natchez
Miss
Vance Randolph
Brainwashed beliefs on race and intelligence fueled by Shockley view
The piece argues that some Americans have been taught that Negroes are inferior and that genetics largely determine IQ. It cites William Shockley praising sterilization of welfare recipients and claims on race and emancipation. The column uses polemical tone and mixes quotes, history, and daily features.
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Bleeding Hearts
William Shockley
America
Shockley
London
Jefferson Memorial
Washington
Jefferson
Jeff
Nixon gamble in Cambodia may cut U S troop levels
Washington March of Event argues Nixon move into Cambodia could reduce large scale U S involvement in Vietnam by mid-summer. Pentagon cites early ammo, weapon, and prisoner gains as evidence, while critics warn of political risk and extended conflict.
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Henry Cathcart
Central Press
Washington
F Prey Ab Piensagin
Nixon
Cambodia
White House
Johnson
U.S
Vietnam
Pentagon
Cedar Falls
Iron Triangle
John F. Kennedy
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid and Cipher Note
A themed crossword sample presents Across and Down clues with partial answers. It includes a cryptogram cipher example stating Longfellow as a cipher quote bystalleyrand with a note about letter substitution and a listed 1970 syndicate credit.
Almanac News Roundup May 25 1970
United Press International notes today is Monday May 25 1970 the 145th day of the year with 220 days remaining. This brief almanac sketch outlines calendar facts and notable events for readers planning the week ahead.
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United Press International
Springboks Cancel London Tour Amid Pressure
South Africa cricket team, long seen as world’s best, had the summer tour with England cancelled by the English Cricket Council under government pressure. Tours to England by all white South African squads have continued since 1896.
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London
UPI
South Africa
England
Cuero Record Classifieds Highlight Daily Listings
Cuero Record presents the day’s classified items covering jobs real estate vehicles and personal notices. Readers see rentals workshops merchandise and local services with contact details and price listings where available.
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Rte
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Joe Klingenstein
Rankeley Lake
Joe
Doc
Donald
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Whe
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THE
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E. Main, Cuero, Texas
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Press Association
South Texas Press Association
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Jack, Howerton
J C
Pete” Howerton
Jack Howerton
Ard
National Advertising Representatives
Texas Daily Press League Inc
Hartford Bldg
Dallas
DeWitt
Victoria
Goliad Karnes
Gonzales
Lavaca
Jackson
Ersonian Cyclopedia
Funk and Wagnalls
Paripassu
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Saturn
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Babe Ruth
Boston Braves
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Inside
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Daily Crossword
Hardy Heroine
Poet
Martin
Nation
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