Chile Expropriation and Allende’s Marxist Policy
Editorial argues Chile’s new president Salvador Allende, backed by the Communist Party, nationalizes over 100 businesses including copper and steel. It criticizes U S policy for aiding Chile and warns Nixon administration tolerance could spur more expropriations south of the border. It asserts foreign capital enabled Chilean resources and calls for stronger U S action to protect American property.
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Salvador Allende
Chile
Congress
Eduardo Frei
United States
U. S. State Department
U. S
Aende
Communist Party
Europe
Allende
Anaconda
Kennecott
South America
Nixon
Peru
Whimsical Derby Celebrant and Comstock Lode Origin Tale
A Kentucky Derby celebrant collapses after a sixth julep in a Louisville saloon saying he needs a haircut. The piece then relays that the Comstock Lode was named after a boozy mountebank in Virginia City and uncovered by Pete O Riley and Pat McLaughlin in 1859. It ends noting a Los Angeles craftsman who prefers the title Drain Surgeon over plumber.
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Louisville
Comstock Lode
Virginia City
James Tinney
Old Virginny
Reno
Pete O'Riley
Pat McLaughlin
Menry Comstock
Los Angeles
Hiram Blank
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
The Sadducees and the Bible's Power
A religious reflection on the Sadducees who deny the resurrection, Jesus teaching that ignorance of Scripture and God’s power leads to error. The piece urges knowing the Word to dispel superstition and notes true wisdom begins with reverence for the Lord.
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Jesus
God
Essay on Knowledge and Scripture by Dr. Bob Jones
The note quotes a religious viewpoint that true knowledge comes only through God's Holy Word and the Holy Spirit. It identifies Dr. Bob Jones as president of Bob Jones University in Greenville, D C.
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Bob Jones
Bob Jones University
Greenville, D. C
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues
A compact crossword clue grid lists across and down entries with definitions and parenthetical notes. The clues cover a range from simple verbs to nouns, with wordplay hints and theme indicators in a dated newspaper style.
Daily Cryptogram Quote Sample
A cryptogram puzzle teaching substitution decoding. The note shows how to substitute letters and hints via word lengths. It mentions a daily quote and references a previous quote about a good holiday among people with vague notions of time.
Broadway Look Gets a New Twist in 1960s Newsrooms
A survey of New York entertainment buzz notes Neil Simon’s hit making streak despite early rejections and predicts a bold “new Broadway” look with 1 Astor Plaza. Rumors swirl about TV plans, film projects, and high profile visits from stars and public figures shaping the season.
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York
New Yorker
Neil Simon
Broadway
Broadway Assn
Astor Plaza
Astor Hotel
Truman Capote
Fey
Arte
Verry
Johnson
Tweedledes
Tweedledum
George Kennedy
CBS
Merv Griffin
Rex Harrison
Pride of Lions
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Cuero Publishing Co., Inc
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An K Howerton
Pete Howerton
Jack Howerton
National Advertising Representatives
Texas Daily Press League Inc
Hartford Bldg
Dallas
DeWitt
Victoria
Goliad
Ynes
Gonzales
Lavaca
Jackson
Slim Pickin
Tech Ceas
American Way Features
OGAC
Parez
Tanya DR. Stones
MY Boy
Etta
Colonel Greb
Tina
Daily Crossword
Hawthorne
Dame de Paris
Hartebeest
Magbe
Guidonian
Tered
Sheriff's Men
Labor
Helen
Longfellow
WMXW
King Features Syndicate, Inc
New York
Remickh
London
Kenneth Tynan
Golda Meir
Met Opera
Kate Hepburn
Coco
Toscanini
Mykonos
Gina Lollobrigida
Johnny Sample
Grid
del Shofner
Buddy Parker
Otto Graham
Peter Falk
Bert Convy
Connecticut
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Marvin Fisher
Gene Brynes
Reg'lar Fellers
New Orleans
Brigitte Bardot
Paris
John Ford
California
Sammy Davis
Macmillan
de Gaulle
East River
Earl Hines
Janear
Jackie Gleason
Sheila MacRae
Don Rickles
Sahara
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