An Indispensable Minority of Our Police Officers
Charles L. Gould, publisher of the San Francisco Examiner, extols police officers as a vital, mischaracterized minority whose work is dangerous, whose lives are threatened, and who uphold law across races and creeds. He notes their long hours, lower earnings, and lack of union support, yet praises their restraint and crucial role in keeping streets safe.
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United States
California
San Francisco
Supreme Court
Charles L. Gould
San Francisco Examiner
Distaff 7 Side humor and holiday notes
The column reassures readers the Cat Placement Bureau is clean, with no fees or guarantees given or accepted, and meetings above suspicion. It contrasts New Year customs in Scotland Spain Austria and the South, then mocks TV football viewers with Dr Morton Golden, noting fantasies of romance and rebuke.
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Cat Placement Bureau
Morton Golden
I& Man
Brooklyn
Americans misled over Indo Pakistan war says Jack Anderson
Jack Anderson reports that during the India Pakistan conflict the White House and other leaders misrepresented the naval task force to Dacca. Secret orders portray the Enterprise deployment as a force show aimed at pressuring India, while evacuation of Americans remained a secondary justification.
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Washington
White House
Bay of Bengal
Dacca
Enterprise
Indian Waters
India
India- Pakistan
U.S
Indian Ocean
Nixon
East Pakistan
West
Pakistan
Food Attitudes Shift From Hunger to Surplus Global
Kansas City column notes changing world views on hunger and food supply from the 1960s to the 1970s. It cites Soviet wheat imports, India's drought relief, and the FAO era, with experts predicting adjustments in world grain trade and renewed focus on distribution and nutrition.
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Kansas City
Soviet Union
United States
India
U.S
Canada
Clifford M. Hardin
Rome
Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations
Hardin
FAO
Food and Agricultural Organisation
Asia
Richard Phillips
Kansas State University
Frank Carlson
Gentle Giant in Death and Memory of a Newark logger
Jim Bishop recalls Jack a towering gentle man once strong enough to lift a freight car end yet softened by time. He lived alone in Bergenline area after wartime toil and a railroad layoff. Now frail with brain ailments he longs to fish once more and shares a quiet bond with a TV set as friends.
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Bergenline Avenue
Jack
West Shore
Sheepshead Bay
Murmansk
Lenny
Cryptoquip and Crossword Clues From King Features Syndicate
The snippet lists a Eugene Sheffer crossword byline with cryptogram style clues. It mentions yesterday's Cryptoquip question about women and irate men and notes today’s Cryptoquip clue that B equals 8, attributed to King Features Syndicate.
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King Features Syndicate
The Needle eas by Harold Coffin
A harsh critique on government wage policy and price controls. The author argues government deals with loopholes and urges flexibility to help workers make ends meet. The piece uses sharp rhetoric about wage boards and price guidelines.
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the Needle Eas
Harold Coffin
The
Price Commission
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Vikram
Jack ‘Anderson
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Air Force
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Sisco
Jim Bishop
Merry
You
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Hovel Resort
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Merel
Rely
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Plea
Cryptoquips
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