Exodus From Uganda Warns Against Black Racism
A Caribbean opinion piece condemns racism in Africa noting Uganda under Idi Amin orders all residents with British passports to leave by October end. It highlights the Asian minority exodus to Britain, the economic impact of loss of skilled professionals, and warns Africa could repeat Nazi era racial policies if discrimination spreads.
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Africa
South Africa
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Durban
Natal Indian Congress
Equatorial Africa
Uganda
Idi Amin
Pappet
Germany
Europe
America
No 1976 Buzz as 1972 Focus Dominates Talk
Opinion notes little public interest in 1976 presidential candidates while urging focus on the 1972 election. It discusses Republican intra party debates over convention delegation, Agnew's plea to shift attention to 1972, and the potential impact on future nomination battles.
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Nixon
Miami Beach
Agnew
Oakland Adopts City Bicycles For Official Use
Oakland California adds men's and women's bicycles to its motor pool for short official trips. Recovered from abandoned police bikes, the program required minimal cost and was well received by officials. Special racks and checkout procedures were installed at City Hall garage, with a strong positive response from employees.
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Oakland
Calif
Danville
Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
TRE Branham Company
City Hall
McGovern Call to Come Home Cited in Satirical Soliloquy
Sen Soaper mocks national drift urging America to return home. He also targets Dick Daley and criticizes voters as intelligent and informed yet grateful as Russia air pollution rises. The piece lampoons Americanization, aging neighborhoods, August golf woes, and women’s loan access woes while calling for city improvements without worsening them.
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McGovern
America
Dick Daley
Nixon crime pledge in city under fire amid riots and death
Washington column argues crime control is politically risky as killings in the capital spark backlash against law and order. It recalls Philadelphia mayoral race signals and a fatal police shooting of Gregory Coleman, linking race, policy, and government duty with public safety.
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Washington, D. C
Nixon
Miami Beach
Racjal
Frank Rizzo
Philadelphia
Afr
Jerry Wilson
Chief Wilson
Gregory James Coleman
Jiéstreet
Martin Luther King
Coleman
Washington
Charles Pender
Pender
Roger Hendrick
Winter thoughts on campaigns and country analysis
A reflective column traces two weeks on the road from Miami to Los Angeles, noting the nation’s mix of hope and despair and the day to day voices of workers in Tallahassee Chicago and Los Angeles. The writer ponders aging, season change, and the 1969 campaign climate while critiquing a Playboy article and observing nature’s cycles and decay.
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Miami
Los Angeles
Playboy
South
Tallahas
Chicago
Woodville
Long Oe Wee Eer
McGovern
Nixon
Adolf Hitler
Rappahannock County
Averell Harriman
Agnew aide argues for issue focus in campaign
Vic Gold, Spiro Agnew's press secretary and Alabama alum, defends talking issues over personal attacks as the Republican ticket prepares a Palm Springs vacation and a post Labor Day stance. He notes Bear Bryant’s adaptive approach with Joe Namath and anticipates McGovern’s running mate Sargent Shriver facing similar scrutiny while confronting secularism and a coming crisis in the next five to ten years.
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Siurbucerz
Vic Gold
Spiro Agnew
Vic
University of Alabama
Bear
Bryant
Joe Namath
Alabama
Bet Bear
Palm Springs
California
White House
San Clemente
McGovernites
Gold
McGovern
Sargent Shriver
Agnew Campaign May Cite Religious Resistance to Secularism
A Virginia or Pennsylvania influenced piece argues that organized Catholic resistance could halt secularist education and abortion funding. It envisions civil disobedience by Catholics and Lutherans, fearing a rise of an anti religious state. The piece anticipates a broader Agnew role and a flexible national campaign to energize state tickets and counter abortion and sex education programs. It notes GOP figures like Clark MacGregor forecasting campaign funding shifts and regional ticket impact.
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Sol
Pennsylvania
America
United States
Paper Tigers
Bill Rogers
Vic Gold
McGovernites
Clark MacGregor
National Committee
Earl Davenport
Washington
Charles Lanigan
New York
Clark Reed
Mississippi
Joe Andrews
Ohio
Indiana
Jane Fonda and the Capitol Hill Debate on Security Hearings
The article details a split on the House Internal Security Committee over subpoenaing Jane Fonda for her Hanoi radio broadcasts. Some lawmakers urge action citing treason concerns, comparing her to wartime propagandists, while others warn against constitutional overreach. It argues public opinion, not hearings, may curb her influence.
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House Internal Security Committee
Jane Fonda
Capitol Hill
United States
Hanoi
Fonda
Sally
Tokyo Rose
Janely
Thomp
Son
North Vietnam
Jane
HISC
Grandstand
Repreentative
Fletcher ‘Thompson
Rep
Vietnam
Thompson
Congress
the Fondas
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GOP
Reagan
Percy
Taft
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Congressman Sludgepump
Russia
Zscale
Sche Syndicate
Holmes Alexander
Roger
James J. Kilpatricl
Eugene McCarthy
Niaml Beach
By Russell Kirk
John. Chamberlain
Ralph de Toledano
House Security Group
Jane Fonda Caper
U.S
George McGovern
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