Peace Day and the Vietnam Alibi in American Self Discovery
NEA Washington correspondent argues that the Vietnam era exposed U.S. need to confront poverty health care and racial issues. He warns future crises Berlin or Cuba may test national resolve and notes American actions lifting millions from poverty while warning against autocratic measures amid protests.
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Berlin
Cuba
Mediterranean
Moscow
Spain
C. P. Snow
Europe
Dear Ann Landers column on personal conduct and parenting
A reader letters column covers office romance boundaries, marital disputes over harmful pornography, and opinions on children’s toys. Ann Landers advises the first writer to mind her own business, condemns adult pornography, and urges parents to avoid violence in children's games while promoting healthy activities.
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Ann Landers
May Day clash judged a test of government resolve
The piece argues that civil libertarians misread the Washington May Day protests, asserting that a government unable to defend itself risks losing constitutional rights. It rejects the vicious mob attack claim, notes possible misjudgment by police, and likens the event to an emergency requiring decisive action to protect governance and public order.
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Nixon
Washington, D.C
U.S
Washington
Richard G. Kleindienst
Odd approach to a job problem
The House backers a plan to spend nearly 5 billion over four years to subsidize state and local hiring, claiming up to 150 000 jobs soon. The editorial warns it would create make-work, swell payrolls, hinder private economy growth, and delay price stability restoration.
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Wall Street Journal
House
Barbs and Breaks Highlight Workday Frustrations
A sharp quip about a perfect man who never errs contrasts with a boat yard worker who takes a daily launch break. The piece notes shorter days ahead but not at work, and hints at a wife who never published yet has a buy line.
Harking Back 5 10 20 50 Years
Editorial recalls past decades reflecting on societal changes and patriotism. Nostalgic vignettes note everyday life, consumer goods, and family roles from earlier times, including a tribute to Flag Day and memories of youths. A channeled viewpoint emphasizes national pride and social norms of the era.
Miss Norma Rae Peters Crowned At Milledgeville Event
Norma Rae Peters 20 daughter of Mrs Albert Peters Milledgeville was chosen by judges to reign at Daily Days activities. Norma works as a secretary at Sterling Township High School Washington Beauty shops barber shops amusement centers and repair places among about 1,000,000 other service establishments posting ceilings under Office of Price Stabilization orders. Kosher beef retailers posted their price list last week.
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Norma Rae Peters
Albert Peters
Milledgeville
Norma
Sterling Township
Washington
Ruth Extends Season Home Run Streak in Detroit
New York star Babe Ruth connected for his 22nd homer of the season in Detroit today with one runner aboard off Dauis in the first inning. The day opened with a record 80 degrees at 7 am, rising to 92 by noon and 96 by 2:30 pm, marking the warmest morning so far this summer.
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Ann Landers
O.K
M.Y.O.B
Father
New York
Babe Ruth
Dauis
Detroit
Ruth
Mercury
Strength for the Day sermon on perseverance and failure
Earl L Douglass urges persistence in the face of dry holes and setbacks. He compares modern enterprises to biblical figures, noting that even Jesus faced abandonment yet continued, and that success arises from continuing to drill despite failures.
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Jesus
Law For Today Prepared by State Bar Association
A public service article notes that some municipalities regulate discharge of pool water to avoid nuisance or property damage. Flooding neighbors by draining an above ground pool can lead to damages and potential lawsuits.
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State
Bar
Sasociaton
Sketches BEN incindamns Copyright 1971 Gen Fea Corp
Sketches BEN incindamnsCopyright 1971 Gen Fea Corp.
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Ben
Gen. Fea. Corp
From Our Readers Letters Policy Note
From Our Readers invites editorials from readers while reserving the right to edit or delete libelous or injurious remarks. Submissions should be about 200 words and must be signed, though names may be withheld if in the writer’s best interest.
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The
Daily Gazette
the Gazette
Criticism of Dr. Hubbard Sparks Local Letter
Editor responds to Dr. Hubbard at the School Problems Commission meeting in DeKalb. The writer defends Sterling area schooling, praises local board members, and questions state control over education while urging parental choice and criticising uniform schooling proposals. Nancy C. Morris of Sterling signs the letter.
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Daily Gazette
Dr. Hubbard
School Problems Commission
DeKalb
Sterling
Russia
Nancy C. Morris
Flag Day Plea to Pray for Freedom From Red Threats
A plea urges prayers on Flag Day for the Latvian Lithuanian Estonian victims of Soviet persecution and those in America defending freedom. The message recalls past arrests, welcomes freedom in the U S and asks readers to join in church prayers for the future safety of religious liberty against Communism.
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Daily Gazette
Riga
Simas Kudirka
Moldavia
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
America
Marriage Guidance Society Faces Counselor Shortage in Salisbury
The Marriage Guidance Society in Salisbury Rhodesia is desperately short of counselors as Rhodesians grow more accustomed to seeking professional advice, signaling rising demand for expert guidance.
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Marriage Guidance Society
Salisbury
Rhodesia
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