Land use fears spur debate on Virginia soil rules
A Virginia piece argues Senator Stone’s ten-bill limit may fail to curb ill devised measures, while Senator Michael’s SB 864 would place private land under the State Soil and Water Conservation Commission. The writer warns that permitting requirements could delay farming, and urges scrutiny of expanded bureaucratic control.
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William F. Stone
Danville
Pittsylvania
Stone
Senate
House
J. Harry Michael, Jr
Charlottesville
Michael
Freeholders
Virginia
State Soil and Water Conservation Commission
Soil and Water Conservation District
Soil and Water Conservation Commission
Commission
Buckley on Edith Efron Book The News Twisters
William F Buckley Jr critiques Edith Efrons The News Twisters arguing CBS and other networks wield bias and power in television and public discourse. He asserts the book challenges network influence and questions land use debates while defending media as a powerful force.
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Edith Hein
Eigen
CBS Np
CBS
Miss Efron
Q Ce
Flat Earth
Sorarl
TNT
Edith Efron
Sev-J
CBS Quick-Jing
Ake
Taiwan Confrontation Reframed Through Economic Blockade
A lengthy analysis contrasts Red China's and ROC Taiwan's military and economic strength. It discusses air and sea power, ground forces, and the strategic value of Taiwan, plus how economic isolation could deter invasion and shape U S policy under an alliance framework.
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Taipei
Taiwan
Red China
Republic of China
ROC
Tai Wan Straits
Red Army
Mainland
China
Republic
USA
Miss Iron
NBC
Peking
Cco
James
Jackson Kilpatrick
Efron
Harvard
Paul Weaver
PBS
ILO
Unesco
IAEA
Army of
the Republic
Walter P. McConaughy
Russia
CBS
Chicoms
Hall
FCC
Superman
Meany Fears Wallace Win in Florida as Labor Backing Swayed
AFL-CIO leader George Meany seeks to delay endorsements until the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach as Wallace chances rise in Florida. Labor activists favor Humphrey Muskie and Jackson, while Meany plans to unite funds behind the Democratic nominee to oust Nixon, amid regional meetings in Atlanta Dallas and Cincinnati.
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Wallace
Florida
Afl-Cio
Miami Beach
George Meany
Meany
Richard “M- Nixon
White House
Atlanta
Dallas
Cincinnati
Hubert
Humphrey Jed Edmund Muskie
Henry Jackson
Humphrey
Nixon
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Muskie
Republican National Committee
George Wallace
AFL Cio
South
Farm Family Sustains American Agriculture Amid Corporate Shifts
Article argues the core of farming life is the farm family rather than the farm itself. It highlights thrift independence and responsibility within family units, noting corporate farms struggle while family owned 320 acre farms can hold significant value. Walter Penn discusses shifts as Equitable Life investment mirrors farm transformation over 30 years.
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Walter Penn
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Iowa
Property rights and freedom in society debated
A columnist argues private property sustains freedom, countering claims that human rights outweigh property rights. Citing Andelson and historical figures, the piece contends ownership defines autonomy and criticizes government expropriation as harming property rather than people.
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America
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
Robert V. Andelson
University of Georgia Press
Andelson
Relia
Rita
Mare
Anderson
Henry Maine
Savage
Berrigan Letters Reveal Dark View Of Violence In Mindset
The piece cites Elizabeth McAllister-Phil Berrigan correspondence showing Phil Berrigan endorsing violence. It quotes his support for kidnapping Kissinger and a callous view of murder as a precedent. It contrasts his rhetoric with academic defense and questions brainwashing claims and Nazi-era parallels.
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Atention
Elizabeth’ McAllister
Phil
Berrigan
Eqbal Ahmad
Germany
Humphrey
Bogart
Kissinger
Tessa
Laos
Carnival in Trinidad Stirring Street Parade and Song
National Geographic writer Howard LaFay portrays Trinidad Carnival as a two day bacchanal before Ash Wednesday 1972. Revelers flood Port of Spain in a wave of steelbands calypso and costumed dancers, while the music and masks embody the island's melting pot heritage and cultural fusion. The feature notes a National Geographic stereo record The Music of Trinidad preserves Carnival sounds and highlights Trinidad as a setting of African, Indian, Chinese and European ancestry coalescing into a vibrant, living art form.
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Washington
Trinidad
National Geographiic
Howard la Fay
Port of Spain
National Géographic
Mr. Fay
India
China
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Danville Register
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Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
St. Louis
Charlotte
Rusell Kirk
Jeffrey. Hart
Berriigan
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