Hawk’s War Sacrifice. McIntire Pushes Victory at Nixon Aid
A critical look at Rev. Carl McIntire and allied hawks urging total victory in Vietnam. The piece highlights McIntire’s Washington demonstration, his funding of a 25 million dollar Cape Kennedy Hilton purchase, and attacks on veterans who protested the war.
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Vietnam
Carl McIntire
McIntire
Washington
Nixon
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Rev
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Greenville
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Auger
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Cape Kennedy Hilton
Convention Hall
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Chrysler
Distaff Side Bus Tour to Satanta Day Festivities
A group of 50 Garden City seniors traveled by bus to Satanta for breakfast and all-day Satanta Day events. Millie Wilson, 94, Briar Hill Manor resident, notable for Indian history lore, enjoyed the outing.
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Garden City
Satanta
Millie Wilson
Citizens Call for FBI Director's Ouster by Bureau
A public discourse features citizens urging removal of the FBI Director, framed as a protest against leadership. The remarks compare governance to building a better mouse trap and imply broad concern over agency direction.
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FBI
Bureau
Hoover books and TV rights profits questioned by Anderson
Jack Anderson reports Hoover collected over 250000 in royalties from three books ghost written by FBI agents on government time. He says checks were paid to Hoover, not charities, and cites 1964 film rights pay to boost the FBI series with no movie produced. Insiders credit Special Agent F C Stukenbrocker with prose, while research used Domestic Intelligence files.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Hover
J. Edgar Hoover Foundation
Hoover
Charitis
Pocketbook
Warner Brothers
Holt
Random House
F. C. Stukenbrocker
Stukenbroeker
Demonstrators Might Have Done Taxpayers a Favor
ART BUCHWALD satirically notes that a Washington shutdown by antiwar protesters could reveal the government runs with far fewer workers than believed. A jaywalking, bumper to bumper scramble shows workers risking nails and dented cars to prove expendability while a civic reality check unfolds amid police and military help.
Wise generations face their own evils, heed God
Bible thought cites fear of the Lord as wisdom from Psalm TH 10 and Ezekiel 18 23, urging that each generation bears responsibility for its sins. The note contrasts reverence with power and warns against ignoring divine laws, referencing Cromwall and the Belles in an Adv item.
Nixon's Hands Off Policy Faces Lockheed Aid Debate
AP analysis questions Nixon's pledge of a $250 million loan to Lockheed Aircraft as a test of his free market doctrine. The piece notes a drift toward more government influence amid inflation and economic transition, highlighting shifts in wage and price stance and the defense of aid citing jobs and national security.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Nixon
Lockheed
George Shultz
Econome Club of
Chicago
Smart Generals Pick Scenic Sites Says HAL BOYLE
Hal Boyle lampoons advice and common sayings in a witty column surveying vanity, fashion, manners, and politics. He riffs on medicine myths, postwar prestige, marital quirks, work bosses, dieting, and the allure of picturesque battlefields for lasting fame.
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