The Bachelor In Russia Declares Bachelors Traitors
New York report says Kremlin labels bachelors as antisocial and traitors to the Communist cause amid a push to raise birth rates. It cites Literaturnaya Gazetta condemning bachelorhood, a surge in sex education at school, and a six percent income tax on bachelors as penalties for not marrying and producing children.
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Russia
China
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Moscow
Literaturnaya Gazetta
Igor Zabelin
Outer Space
Moskva
Zabelin
Earth
United States
McCloskey likens Vietnam War to American Revolution in speech
Rep. Paul McCloskey Jr. compares Vietnam to 1776 struggle, calling Viet Cong patriots and the Americans redcoats, while a columnist calls Laos actions an Asian Yorktown. He argues the parallels are fundamentally flawed, noting Vietnam’s distinct history and U.S. role.
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Paul N. McCloskey Jr
California
Nixon
McCloskey
Minutemen
Laos
Yorktown
Finis
Indochina
Lord Cornwallis
Kevin P. Phillips
Comparing Vietnam conflicts to American independence discourse
The passage argues the Vietnam situation is not analogous to American independence. It refutes parallels such as a divided colonial government, British recognition, or foreign troops aiding subversion. It contends withdrawal predates Laos and dismisses extreme likening to Lafayette or Jefferson as overstretched rhetoric.
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Vietnam
Great Britain
South
America
Laos
Yorktown
Balzac Would Have Loved Instant Coffee Says Balzac Biographers
The piece recalls Balzac’s claim that coffee sparks ideas and imagines how he might react to instant coffee in modern times. It also notes that the West German Sea Rescue Society saved 1,417 people in 883 missions on the Baltic and North Seas in 1970.
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Champaign News Gazette
Honore de Balzac
Balzac
West German Sea Rescue Society
Baltic
North Seas
Until You're Mine Sketches BENaiden Ballad
A vintage lyric, sung with yearning and devotion. The speaker pledges enduring love until a promised union, imagining a dreamlike world of love and longing. Copyright 1971 Gen Fea Corp.
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Gen. Fea. Corp
Harking Back Fifty Years Five Years Ago
The Sterling Rock Falls Independent Insurance Agents re elect Coloma Park District for use at Lawrence Park Pool. First medicare premium notices are in the mail to more than 2 million elderly people who signed up for the voluntary doctor bill insurance to supplement basic hospital insurance under medicare, announced by Social Security Commissioner Robert M Ball. A reception for Emily Taft Douglas (Mrs Paul Douglas) is planned for June 23 by the Whiteside Democratic Women's Organization.
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Sterling-Rock Falls
Sterling lawyers to attend Illinois Bar meet in St Louis
Attorney Kennard J. Besse and his son Bruce 12 will travel 400 miles by motorboat with Attorney John A. Holden and his son John 12 to the 8th Illinois Bar Association meeting in St Louis this weekend. Local residents can verify their speedometers using the state police speedometer car. Lt Ray Cramer says the car will patrol the Sterling Rock Falls area over the next 30 days, inviting motorists to follow and check accuracy.
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Sterling
Illinois Bar Association
St. Louis
Kennard J. Besse
Bruce
John A. Holden
John
Mississippi River
Ray Cramer
Sterling Rock Falls
Summer concert opens at Grandpa Civic Center with 85 student performers
Director C C Meyers led an evening program by 85 grade school students at Grandpa Civic Center. Sal ly Kannaka earned praise for two cornet numbers and Mrs Layton Nunemaker was highlighted as vocal soloist. Rock Falls High School faces a 35000 deficit for the year ending July 1 1951, with $19581.31 in bills this month unless working cash funds are transferred.
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Grandpa Civic Center
C. Cloyd Meyers
Sally Kannaka
Layton Nunemaker
Rock Falls High School
Forrest L. Tabor
Board of Education
Weather swings from scorching heat to frosts
The weather section notes varied conditions since April 1 with a sun heat record of 130 degrees and a low of 36 degrees. Several light frosts and a few heavy ones have occurred, reflecting wide fluctuations in recent days. A public safety notice quotes Dorothy Gregorius, 13, Wallace School, warning that cigarette smoking harms health and concentration, hindering strength and mental sharpness.
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Dorothy Gregorius
Wallace School
Dear Ann Landers advice column excerpt
A reader shares grief after her husband’s death and exposes callers who give thoughtless remarks. Other letters request help on aging left side sideburns and a barking dog problem. The Bel Air letter complains about neighbor noise and etiquette.
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Ann Landers
Bel Air
Calif
Lawyer Referral Service to aid new Illinois residents
Law For Today notes state bar associations offer lawyer referral services across Illinois counties. If a local association lacks a formal service, callers can use the toll free statewide line 800-252-8916 to obtain a local attorney's name and contact number.
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Illinois
True Heroism and a Human Lesson from Algeria
In a club dining room a middle aged man and a wheelchair bound young woman recount a hospital escape from the Algerian rebellion. She lost both legs serving as ammunition bearer and is now treated as a national heroine with diplomatic status. The column urges gratitude for steadfast convictions and global kindness despite personal hardship.
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Algeria
Seaaeereatl
Trade and China policy shift eyed by Nixon officials
Today in National Affairs notes unease over Peking’s cautious Asia diplomacy focused on commerce. It cites 1969 trade, possible wheat sales, and debates on diesel exports while defense vetoes delay broader opening. Trade hopes hinge on Vietnam peace and China’s willingness to stay out of internal affairs.
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Washington
Peking
Asia
China
Nixon
Defense Department
Red China
Vietnam
Malaysia
U.N
Chou En Lai
Philippines
Thailand
Southeast Asia
United States
Highlights in History for Friday June 11 1971
Key events on this date include 1942 lend lease aid pact between United States and Soviet Union for the Soviet war effort. 1727 death of King George I of England. 1858 prospecting led to Comstock Lode, Nevada. 1936 Soviet Union constitution proposal. 1943 FDR urged Italians to oust Mussolini. 1950 Ben Hogan won the U S Open after a car crash. 1963 George Wallace allowed two black students at Alabama. Earlier items note Monnet call for Western Europe unity, Kennedy visit to Africa, and a 1970s Da Nang civilian killings report.
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United States
Soviet Union
George I
England
Six Mile Canyon
Nevada
Comstock Lode
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Benito Mussolini
Ben Hogan
Alabama
George C. Wallace
National Guard
University of Alabama
Jean Monnet
Europe
Robert F. Kennedy
Tanganyika
U.S
Africa
South Vietnam
da Nang
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