Cuban Missile Sub Base In Cuba A Dilemma For Nixon
The piece analyzes what the United States may legally and politically do if Cuba hosts Soviet missile submarines while denying a base exists. It contrasts sovereignty, Kennedy era pledges, and international law with growing American opinion as Vietnam and the Middle East complicate foreign policy.
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Cienfuegos
Cuba
United States
John Kennedy
Spain
Scotland
U.S
Nixon Signs Organize Crime Control Act 1970
The Nixon administration touts the 1970 Organize Crime Control Act as a major term accomplishment. The signing at the Justice Department with Attorney General and J Edgar Hoover underscores a push for expanded wiretapping and aggressive federal action against crime. The bill, two years in the making, shapes political campaigns and federal enforcement for 1972 expectations.
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Nixon
Justice Department
J. Edgar Hoover
Congress
A Look At the Book Prompt Obedience in Philip’s Mission
Dr. Bob Jones argues that Philip’s prompt obedience to God in the Samarian revival and desert mission demonstrates a model of faith. He recalls Philip’s suspension of good works to follow divine direction toward the Ethiopian treasurer, suggesting vast potential impact of obedience.
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Jerusalem
Stephen
Philip
Samaria
Peter
John
Lord
Ethiopia
Christ
Smoking to Continue on Washington Buses
The Transportation Department and federal Highway Commission rejected Ralph Nader’s petition to ban smoking on buses, citing potential safety concerns or risk of accidents.
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Washington
UPI
Transportation Department
Federal Highway Commission
Ralph Nader
Acci
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzles
Crossword grid lists across and down clues with missing letters and theme notes. Also presents a daily cryptoquote puzzle by King Features Syndicate with sample code chart and a quotation by Ed Howe from 1970.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Try and Stop Me Move Star Anthony Quinn recalls Oscars moment
In a reflective Flashback Benneta Cerf recounts Anthony Quinn and Marlon Brando both nominated for Oscars with Alec Guinness winning. The vignette shifts to a frugal Vermont parson and a humorous hotel episode in Wheeling as News From The Outskirts opens.
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Move
Anthony Quinn
Marlon Brando
Alec Guinness
Brando
Quinn
Wheeling
Gentlerman
Yankee Doodle
A Bishop Reflects on Life at St Thomas Church
Everett Jonas describes the Gothic St Thomas Church reredos on Fifth Avenue New York featuring seventy carved figures rising eighty feet. He notes the timeless message of religious heritage and the influence of individuals whose selfless devotion transmitted Christian truth.
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St. Thomas Church
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Daniel Sylvester Tuttle
Episcopal Church
God
Commission finds no smoking safety hazard evidence
The commission stated that Nader did not provide evidence that smoking posed a safety hazard. The ruling leaves unresolved questions about workplace health disclosures and smoking policies in the cited environment.
Washington march of events and black issues across the nation
A national Black Silent Majority Committee forms to recast black image and blame violence on a small minority. Clay Claiborne, former GOP aide, leads plans with GOP ties but pledges broad sponsorship. The American Communist Party launches a defense campaign for Angela Davis, claiming she is fighting racism. A federally funded anti poverty center faces threats to murals praising revolution, with protests over a tank and nerve gas scene. Mississippi political rhetoric touts low crime while warning against Communists or outsiders.
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Henry Cathcart
Central Press
Washington
Cne
National
Black Silent Majority Committee
Clay Claiborne
GOP
Claiborne
Republican Party
American Communist Party
Angela Davis
UCLA
San Quentin
Marin County
California
Communist Party
Gus Hall
Revolutionary Weatherman
Washington, D.C
Office of Economic Opportunity
Jackson State
William Colmer
D-Miss
Congressional Record
Mississippi
Colmer
Life of faith carried through generations in troubled times
The passage reflects on a lineage of faith spanning history, noting that even in dark eras there are people who pass on a life-giving heritage through their steadfast belief and actions.
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