Not Ugly Enough The New Soviet Arms Debate
A NEA column examines how analysts quarrel over what missiles Moscow will deploy in new silos, debating SS-9s versus SS-11s, and highlights the uncertain, late arriving nature of intelligence. It weighs arms race risks, possible defense gaps, and explains why treaties alone cannot prevent breakthroughs. It also notes the ongoing uncertainty in predicting Russian advances and the limits of on site inspections.
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Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Fragments in LA and NY
An anonymous Los Angeles reader asks how to handle a nosy neighbor who enters without knocking. Ann Landers jokes about aging and adapting, then admonishes to lock doors as safety and etiquette. A White Plains reader complains about a son’s 21 year old relationship with a 14 year old, and Landers condemns both the girl and the mother. A third letter from Peace questions why friends won’t visit a four month old grandchild, urging timely visits with a small gift and courtesy.
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No Rush For Legal Pot
Stanford professor John Kaplan argues marijuana should be legalized taxed and licensed like alcohol to remove criminal elements and improve public health He says prohibition fuels crime and harms youth while education about dangerous drugs is hindered by exaggerating marijuana risks The piece contrasts marijuana use with alcohol on college campuses noting rising booze appeal and questions how pervasive pot remains among youth.
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Sadat’s balancing act with the Soviet threat in Egypt
Wall Street Journal analysis argues Sadat’s purge and treaty signaled a necessary shield against Soviet interference. It cautions Moscow will push military, cultural and trade missions to Egypt while Sadat seeks a moderating path and greater US support to avoid becoming a Soviet satellite. Egypt’s future hinges on navigating Soviet power versus allied cooperation.
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Sketches BEN a If I could hold you in my arms
The fragmentary verse laments a lost love from the speaker who longs for reunion and healing. It speaks of loneliness, fading happiness, and the ache of memory as days pass without the beloved. The speaker clings to hope that time may mend a broken heart.
Readers Letter Policy Summary Card
The Daily Gazette invites readers to express views in this column and reserves the right to edit or delete libelous or injurious comments. Letters should be about 200 words and must be signed, though names may be withheld to protect writers.
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Miller’s Stand On Exempting Food Drug Sales Tax
Editor notes a House bill to exempt Illinois sales tax on food and drugs under the new constitution. Representative Kenneth Miller argued the revenue loss to the state, while critics recall past salary boosts and pension fund increases for lawmakers.
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Highlights In History June 4 1971
Today is Friday June 4 1971 the 155th day of the year There are 210 days left. Notable events on this date include Midway began in 1942 Tripoli peace treaty with the United States in 1805 Belgiums first king chosen in 1831 Henry Ford first car tested in Detroit 1896 France's socialist government to 1936 Buenos Aires army coup in 1943 Peron inaugurated Argentina in 1946 Kennedy Khrushchev Vienna 1961 Kennedy in South Africa 1968 Cambodian town overrun near Phnom Penh driven back by counterattack 1 year ago Cambodian town overrun near capital Phnom Penh driven back by counterattack.
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Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Pledge Adds Under God Phrase in 1954 Law
Public Law 396 of the 83rd Congress, signed by President Dwight Eisenhower on June 14, 1954, added the phrase under God to the pledge of allegiance to the American flag.
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Strength for the Day by Earl L Douglass D D The Temple
A devotional reflection on personal morality citing First Corinthians and urging readers to guard body and mind from pollution of evil thoughts and practices. It contrasts physical pollution with moral decay and emphasizes living to glorify God daily.
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Barbs About Self Made Men And Skillful Attempts
The remark suggests that those who claim to be self made often omit parts of their story. It notes that those who boast of completing a correspondence course may overlook challenges or missing steps in their journey.
Saddest guy in the shop skips vacation January
The line notes that the saddest man in the shop is the one who took his vacation last January. It also remarks that the fellow who loses every time at the track should stop the horseplay.
Workshop Truths From a Veteran Reporter
Betty Canary reflects on leading a journalism workshop for high school and college students. She notes the lively start, the value of practical notes on finding stories, and the challenge of avoiding wounded egos as she contrasts loud would-be poets with the quiet student who quietly collects details and imagery for future school and monthly magazine features.
Local Students Earn Fitness Trophies at AAU Tests
Top scorers at AAU Physical Fitness tests held in local schools received trophies from Sterling Park District. Recipients include Paul Cooperrider Central School Doug Knapp East Coloma Harry Schlough East Coloma Tanya Wright St Marys Becky Shannahan St Marys Linda McGinn Newman Kathy McDonnell Newman Vonda Mount Lincoln Marina Selmi East Coloma James Schuchard Central Joe Clard Newman. Frantz Manufacturing and Halliwell Proprietary Limited announce joint venture Filuma Door Company Propriety Limited in Sydney Australia with shared ownership and management by Frantz and Keith Halliwell.
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East Coloma
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Tanya Wright
St. Mary’s
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Newman
Kathy McDonnell
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Lincoln
Marina Selmi
James Schuchard
Central
Joe Clard
Marriage Trends Show Decline In Rate Across Two Decades
The article notes a drop in marriage rate from about 11 to 8.5 per thousand annually despite a 40 million population rise over 20 years. It cites teen marriages, uncertain world conditions, and rising education costs as risks, with college graduates delaying or avoiding early marriage.
Law For Today Prepared as a public service by the State Bar Asociation
Majority rule does not bind. courts may decide. Three brothers and I discuss family property. All but one live in the city. the other on the farm, handling profits. We want to sell interests, but one brother refuses. Courts will likely order equal division or, if unequal, sale and equal proceeds.
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Succotash Origins From Pilgrim Era to Modern Table
Succotash traces from the Narragansett word misickquatash meaning ear of corn to the dish of corn and beans cooked together that became a staple in early settler kitchens and endures in today’s menus.
Rights and duties of persons of opposite sex union
Fragmentary OCR notes define the rights and duties of persons of opposite sex living in a more or less durable union. The text appears to outline obligations and protections within such relationships as understood in the era of the source.
Last Nazi war criminals hanged by U S Army
Seven Nazi war criminals were executed by the United States Army early today becoming the final group of 275 condemned by U S war crimes tribunals of 1946 47. Their deaths ended four years of legal maneuvering after their conviction for mass murder. Emma Lane of Sterling earned a gold plated life membership card Number 30 and a life membership pin from the Woman's International Bowling Congress, signifying lifetime dues paid.
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Race riots in Tulsa underline nationwide need for order
Editorial argues race riots do not belong to any one region and all parts of the country must unite to stop such outbreaks. It notes white people, as the dominant group, bear heavier responsibility for maintaining law and order, citing Tulsa as an example and reflecting on past East St. Louis and Chicago incidents.
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