Wild Turkey Revival and Postal Strike Tensions
The piece notes the wild turkey’s comeback across 43 states aided by Caswell Wildlife Area and postwar relocation methods. It also reports on looming postal labor tensions as arbitration battles over new work rules threaten a possible strike amid Christmas mail flow, with National Letter Carriers in focus.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Congress
South
Caswell Wild Life Management Area
North Carolina
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Plains States
Rockies
Postal Service
National Association of Letter Carriers
Sacrifice For Justice In Indianapolis Ramp Incident
A bizarre Indianapolis scene involves Thomas B. Vinson ramming a utility pole after abducting two men who robbed him, aiming to aid authorities. Police chase ensues for the two gunmen while Vinson faces scrutiny for the risky act amid public comment on IQ and self preservation.
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Thomasb
Vinson
Inapolis
Indiana
The Church Committee Clash Over King Files and FBI Power
An article analyzes Senate Intelligence hearings where Senator Barry Goldwater pressed Director Clarence Kelley on FBI King files obtained through spying. Chairman Frank Church rebuked Goldwater, highlighting tensions between openness and national security as calls rise to audit Hoover-era methods and redefine FBI integrity.
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Washington, D.C
Martin Luther King
FBI
Clarence Kelley
J. Edgar Hoover
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Director Kelley
Senate Intelligence
Church
Goldwater
Dr. King
King
Hoover
Dr.King
Kennedy
Senator Church
Kelley
Reagan Poll Momentum Shifts GOP View in 1970s race
The piece tracks Ronald Reagan’s rising appeal to Republicans and independents, noting Ford’s fragility amid a hostile chorus from party elders. It analyzes attacks by Calloway and Rockefeller and argues Reagan’s timing and unity tactics outpace Ford, signaling a marquee political rise.
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Gallup
Ronald Reagan
James Reston
Ford
Ronald
Reagan
Time Magazine
Cincinnati
Seritetime
Shelley Winters
Howard Calloway
Army
Calloway
Nixon
LBJ
Callaway
Nelson
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Political sniping and the battle over Washington's image
John Chamberlain argues that negative geographic politics shape GOP strategizing with Ford Reagan and other figures blaming cities like New York and institutions in Washington. He notes campaigns exploit detente, inflation, and sea power to rally or punish voters while Congress and allies constrain or aid the White House.
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Gerald Ford
White House
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Reagan
Jerry Ford
New York City
Jerry
New York
Indy
al Emith
New Yorker
Apple
New
Regan
Washington, D. C
Richard Reeves
New York Magazine
Washington
George Wallace
Jimmy Carter
Fred Harris
Defense
James Schlesinger
Botton State Department
Dubuque
Boise
Paris
Texas
Henry Kissinger
Angola
U. S
Africa
Middle East
Kissinger
Capitol Hill
Schiesinger
House of Representatives
Abe Beame
Potomac
Will
Wallace
John Connally
Stomach-turning Nairobi keynote exposes church rifts
Jeffrey Hart Brown reports on a World Council of Churches assembly in Nairobi where a keynote by Robert McAfee Brown drew fierce critique. The text alleges anti Christian currents within global churches, Western guilt over Third World conditions, and praise for Soviet backed movements, with Solzhenitsyn absent in spirit and leadership blamed for religious suppression.
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World Council of Churches
Nairobi
Kenya
Robert McAfee
Brown
U.S
USA
Leningrad
Nikodim
Europe
Gulag
Africa
Latin America
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Men of God
America
South Africa
Third World
United States
Gustavo Gutierrez
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Holmes Alexander
Frank Church
Idaho
NEA
William F. Buckley Jr
John Chamberlain
D.C
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Regyte and
Thbske Syndicat
Leitner, Morain, Hinderer
Raza
Jeffrey Hart
Kremlin
Danville
the Register Publishing Co., Inc
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