Editorial on Spanish bases deal bypassing Senate
The State Department signed an executive agreement with Spain granting military aid to Franco's regime in exchange for a five year lease on U S bases. Critics led by Senator Fulbright warn it could bypass the Senate and draw the U S into future conflicts. Cost estimates range up to 500 million or 300 million dollars, sparking debate over extending U S bases abroad.
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Health ads to children spark call for TV monitoring
The White House commission chair urged FCC watch television health and nutrition ads aimed at children. Dr. Jean Mayer of Harvard backs a special monitoring committee and guidelines, arguing children's health must come first.
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Salting Steaks After Cooking Gains Noted Ad Backing
A major New York meat house spent thousands on a newspaper page ad to endorse salting meat after grilling. The claim is that salting before cooking draws out juices into the fire, affecting flavor and moisture, contrasting with traditional pre salt methods.
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Best of the Week: Silent Majority Faces Campus Disruptions
A political reflection laments ongoing assaults on American life from campus protests and urban unrest. It defends the silent majority and warns of decades of criticized downgrading of values, institutions, and property amid national debate.
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote with American Way features
The page presents a large daily crossword with clues across many numbers and a long cryptoquote puzzle. It includes instructions on solving, the quotation about American freedom by Thomas Fuller, and the American Way Features notes.
Corbett Monica balances family life with stage and TV work
Las Vegas performer Corbett Monica discusses his normal family life as fodder for comedy, his St Louis roots, a night club start, and current work at the Flamingo. He may do a fall play and networks consider a TV pilot while air travel and other entertainment headlines tie in with broader show business trends.
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