Agnew Criticizes Campus Violence Report and Its Assumptions
Vice President Spiro Agnew denounces the presidents commission on campus violence for blaming others and failing to condemn disruption. He argues the report dodges responsibility and ignores student leaders who challenge institutions while urging expulsion for disruptors is needed. He warns against rationalizing violence and urges practical action.
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Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Central Press
Washington
Eee
GOP
Nixon
New York
Charles Goodell
White House
Scranton Commission
Europe
Deservedly broke to fortune in a book of why men fail
KK McCormick chronicles a man who floundered in Wall Street haberdashery and ad work before becoming an accountant. Now he profits from a book on why men fail. A Hollywood producer famed for films and quips struck a million deal with Danny Kaye, boasting of shared shortcomings. He later teased a film about three people a man a woman and a dog. Quickies note absent minded NY businessman with his lap top and topless eateries jokes by Johnny Carson. 1970 Bennett Cerf.
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KK McCormick
Wall Street
Bob Sylvester
New York
Johnny Carson
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
critics question food stamp aid to GM strikers
Anthony Harrigan critiques federal food stamp aid to UAW strikers amid GM plant stoppages. He cites 1964 act amendments, economic damages to Michigan and national GDP, and questions the liberal coalition backing the strike. He urges Congress to prevent a recurrence and denounces taxpayer subsidization of strikers.
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General Motors
Detroit
United Auto Workers
U. S
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Congress
Charles Teague
UAW
G.M
Michigan
Paul W. McCracken
Daily Across Quest of Clues in a Crossword Grid
A puzzle grid prompts across clues ranging from water pitcher to observed. Entries include obfuscate and dawn while noting oddities like a 13 witches assembly and a Heston film reference.
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Heston
Guy
Dawn
DAILY PUZZLE AND CRYPTOQUOTE SELECTION
Crossword clues list partial entries for a puzzle page including fruit cacao land measure and Moslem ruler. A Cryptoquote puzzle explains letter substitution with an example quote by Josh Billings and a published quote SELF MADE MEN ARE MOST ALWAYS APT TO BE A LITTLE TOO PROUD OF THE JOB.
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Josh Billings
Mexican authorities destroy 10 tons of drugs in pot roast
Mexican authorities staged a public burn of 10 tons of marijuana and dangerous drugs in Tijuana on Thursday, signaling a broad crackdown as part of a security push.
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Tijuana
Mexico
UPI
Agnew Safe On Next GOP Ticket Amid Backlash Climate
Washington observers say Spiro Agnew remains the likely 1972 GOP ticket pick despite talk of a replacement. Nixon’s influence on campaigns and conservative support bolster Agnew while WH aides show mixed views. Student campaign activity favors Republicans, with Buckley attracting more volunteers than Ottinger.
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Agnew
White House
Donald Rumsfeld
Office of Economic Opportunity
John Erlichman
Nixon
GOP
James Buckley
Senate
New York
Richard Ottinger
GOP National Committee
Contraband Burned at Mexican Army Range
Narcotics officials from both sides of the border witnessed the contraband burn as it was set ablaze at a Mexican army rifle range four miles south of here.
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