Editorial call to keep America beautiful by all citizens
An editorial urges Keep America Beautiful to shift focus from industry to individual action. It argues industry has spent on cleanup but the public must reduce litter, citing local park litter and a call for letters to editors. It compiles assorted quotes from papers on health, politics, and culture.
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Keep America Beautiful, Inc
America Beautiful
KAB
Roger W. Powers
Delano Park
Eighth Avenue
Chile Normalcy Returns Under Military Rule In Chile
Washington Star News reports Chile's armed forces control the country after Salvador Allende's overthrow. Junta laws and nightly curfews shape daily life while 4,000 prisoners are held at the National Stadium and VIP detainees at Dawson Island. Normalcy is partial as chaos recedes but tensions remain.
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Washington Star-News
Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende Gossens
Junta
Allende
National Stadium
Dawson Island
Straits of Magellan
Antofagasta
MIR
Unidad Popular
Gustavo Leigh Guzman
Leigh
United States
Ewing
Apostle's Creed Origins And Purpose In Faith Practice
The creed likely arose in apostolic times as a baptismal confession or rule of faith rather than a work of the apostles themselves. It embodies core Christ teachings, serving as a gate to the city for those who trust personal faith, with later forms dating to mid second century.
Nixon spies reveal Dems Muskie Humphrey rift reports
Washington column details confidential files by Seymour Freidin and Lucy Goldberg recruited by Murray Chotiner to spy on Democrats. Reports quote Hubert Humphrey and Ed Muskie noting deteriorating relations and mutual distrust as Freidin and Goldberg circulated interviews through Haldeman Mitchell and MacGregor.
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Washington
White House
Seymour Freidin
Lucy Goldberg
Nixon
Murray Chotiner
Chapman
Freidin
Chotiner
Hubert Humphrey
Dminn
Ed Muskie
D-Me
Humphrey
Muriel
Muskie
Minnesota
Walter Mondale
Hubert
Clark MacGregor
McGovern
Hughes
George
O’brien
Goldberg
Record attendance marks peak for 93rd Congress
The 93rd Congress shows its best attendance since 1953 with an average member present for 89 percent of votes from January to August. House voting there is faster using electronic systems, freshmen lawmakers vote most, and party and chamber differences persist. Some analysts cite Watergate and retirement as factors, while others credit the new voting computer and the influx of freshmen.
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Alan Ehrenhalt
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Congress
House
Paul S. Sarbanes
Sarbanes
Senate
Clarence E. Miller
Ohio
Miller
Permanent Welcome Station Advocated By Alabama Chamber
Alabama Chamber of Commerce board notes the temporary Alabama Welcome Station at I 65 and Ala 20 drew 16 500 visitors from 42 states and eight countries between June 15 and August 31. They urge a permanent year round station, citing Tennessee’s welcome center as a model and noting a costly but beneficial asset for the state.
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Chamber of Commerce
Alabama
I 65
Ala
U.S. 31
Tennessee
Mooresville
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News and Courier
Watergate Committee of the
Florence
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Birmingham News
U.S. Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Red China
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Tex
Jeremiah O’leary
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HHH
By Jack Anderson
George McGovern
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Fred Harris
D-Okla
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Henry Jackson
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Jackson
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Barefoot Boy
Eugene McCarthy
Ted Kennedy
D-Mass
McCarthy
New York City
John Lindsay
Harold Hughes
Larry O’brien
Decatur Daily
W.R. Shelton
Decatur
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
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New York Times News Service
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