Has Anything Changed Nixon and Humphrey on Red China and the UN
Editorial notes that Nixon in 1960 and Humphrey in 1966 warned against recognizing Red China in the UN. The piece argues their current rhetoric shifts only as policies would change, blamed on Western loss of faith and civilization facing a rising barbarian. The author cites past quotes and questions whether policy has truly changed.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
China
United Nations
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
U.N
Formosa
Humphrey
United Nations Assembly
Nixon
Free Asia
Peking
Asia
Laird warns of Soviet naval push to erode U.S. dominance
In remarks echoing last March warnings, Secretary Laird cautions that Soviet naval moves near Hawaii Alaska and the Mediterranean signal a worldwide push to challenge Western control of the seas. Moscow counts 25 nuclear subs plus 15 more under construction and about 1500 ICBMs versus the U.S. 1050, raising fears of eventual American surrender if talks stall.
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Melvin Laird
Laird
Hawaii
Red Fleet
Alaskan
Pacific
Kremlin
Seven Seas
U.S
Indian Ocean
Mediterranean
Caribbean
Gulf of Mexico
U S
Moscow
Move em up and move em out in public schools
A Richmond teacher Carol Schorr blew the whistle on social promotions where six failing students were kept in grade with grades changed from F to D. Officials cite factors like age and social growth as reasons, while critics warn this harms motivation and identity amid federal forced integration politics. The piece warns of wider adoption in Raleigh and other cities, noting Ligon High School's closure due to busing policies.
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Richmond
Carol Schorr
Schorr
Mosby Middle School
Ligon
Ligon High School
Raleigh
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Snapshot
Crossword clues span across and down with varied topics from astronomy to geography. Plus a cryptoquote puzzle titled Longfellow with a substitution cipher example and yesterday’s quote by Jesse Torrey from 1911.
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Longfellow
Society OF Children
Jesse Torrey
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Teen drivers face overconfidence and danger in late teens
National safety leader notes teens 16 to 25 show poor traffic records despite sharp reflexes. The piece contrasts cautious 16–17 year olds with the overconfident 18–20 group, cites near fatal joy ride incidents, and urges awareness to save lives amid a wage-price freeze context.
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Central Press
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Texas
South Texas Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Jack Howerton
J C
Pete” Howerton
D. L. Prentice H. H. Berner
AL Gonzales
Texas Daily Press League Inc
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Dallas
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Jackson
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Dirigible
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