Stupidity of a Nuclear Arms Age Echoed in Senate Testimony
A Northwestern University professor and Sen. Pearson challenge U S arms policy. They warn of vast overkill capacity and the futility of ABM systems to alter deterrence. The piece notes both nations possess enough warheads to annihilate the other multiple times and urges restraint.
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Senger Fulbright
Denver
Pentagon
Earth
Northwestern University
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
James Pearson
Soviet Union
Maudie's Flea Market looted in Denver on Larimer Street
A local Denver shop Maudie's Flea Market on Larimer St was looted recently with an estimated haul of 10000 dollars. The piece also notes shifting kitchen color trends from cautionary blue to a calmer blue as a design breakthrough. Midweek opportunities list pets for giveaway including dogs cats and kittens from multiple friends and a July blood donation note.
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D.h
Denver
Larimer St
Maudie’s
N. Know
Norway crowns first woman jockey for commercial airline
The article notes Beate Turi Widerøe as Norway’s first woman jockey for a commercial airliner, a move seen by traditionalists as undermining male pilots. It argues this change could alter travel risk and gender roles, contrasting with the Wright brothers era.
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Hartacottin
America
Norway
Turi Wideroe
Saeed
Wright Brothers
Nixon plans civil rights czar to coordinate federal policy
President Nixon weighs creating a single civil rights czar or a new Cabinet Council to harmonize enforcement across Justice, Labor, Transportation, Health, Education, Welfare, and Housing agencies. He aims for one leader to ensure all departments follow the same policy amid criticism from Kennedy Humphrey Fulbright and others.
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Washington
Nixon
Urban Affairs Council
Inside the chatter of a fiction of an assassin's fortune
Art Buchwald reports on a fictional NBC executive and a would be assassin discussing the lucrative potential of selling an exclusive story. The dialogue covers book rights magazine deals television options and film rights with different parties and commissions named along the way.
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NBC V
Sirhan
Crurho
United States
Hye
Cone
Aix
Aoe Roing
Cong Reveals New Regime in South Vietnam
The Viet Cong announced a revolutionary government to rule South Vietnam. A two part administrative unit backed by a council of advisers was formed by 88 representatives from across South Vietnam. The broadcast said the Republic of South Vietnam Temporary Revolutionary Government would last until a formal Communist end state is established.
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Hong Kong
Viet Cong
South Vietnam
Radio
Hanoi
Council: of Advisers
Kansans Named as Boys Nation Delegates
Jerrold Petriatelli of Overland Park and Steve Butterfield of Hutchinson were chosen as delegates to Boys Nation to be held in Washington July 18 25. Kansas Boys State alternates named were Zach Ruhl Wichita and Alan Sims Kansas City. Also noted: many Eskimos have abandoned igloos for frame houses.
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Lawrence
Kan
Jerrold Petriatelli
Overland
Steve Butterfield
Hutchinson
Washington
Kansas
American Legion
University of Kansas
Zach Ruhl
Wichita
Alan Sims
Kansas City
Bankers Trust acts lift prime rate to 8.5 percent
Bankers Trust Co. moved to raise the prime lending rate to 8.5 percent over the weekend, the highest in years, signaling wider market tightening. Officials expressed reluctance and noted the move reflects broader rate pressures in long-term debt and inflation fighting efforts. Banks nationwide followed, heightening credit caution for major corporations and potentially affecting pricing and competition.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Bankers Trust Co
Bankers
Ebert
Huston a free soul in an age of anxiety says Hal Boyle
John Huston speaks of a life lived in action from boxer to director and actor. He recalls helping spend over 50 million of others money while making 29 films including The Maltese Falcon and The African Queen. His daughter Anjelica stars in A Walk with Love and Death. He dreams of directing Irish films and notes his greatest defect is misplaced faith in horses and his virtue is never compromising on the best in filming. He warns fear can drive people to ruin and distract from lasting values.
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New York
John Huston
Huston
Sierra Madre
Anjelica
John
Kremlin
Dad
Foxhounis
Galway
Ireland
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer ICELAKE RECKONED RAGER
Puzzle row headed by Eugene Sheffer offers a cryptic style cryptogram theme with strains and clues. It references Ice Lake and a punny setup, inviting solvers to fill answers across grid and down. The brief notes a cryptic challenge for readers and fans of wordplay.
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