Fear and politics across the globe through Cold War lens
The piece argues that fear of communism shapes U.S. policy and views of rivals. It compares Batista’s corrupt Batista era, Castro’s revolution, Argentina’s junta, and Peru’s military regime, noting America’s selective responses and ambivalence toward authoritarian leaders. It critiques cherry picking allies while condemning communism as a global threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batista
Castro
U.S
Argentina
Juan Ongania
Peru
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Distinctive Circle Tune-In at Psychedelic Brunch
In Kansas a church circle tunes in for a Psychedelic Brunch led by Lady’s Aid. McCook Daily Gazette headlines honor Har ry Oswalt, Garden City fisherman, who won the McCook Fishing Derby with ten bass and a trophy, then donated the prize to promote next year’s event. Garden City’s Louise Penny won the women’s division with a three pound three ounce bass, also receiving a $100 check. Two kittens are offered free at the Robert Beasley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Harry “Ozzie” Oswalt
McCook
Nebr
Daily Gazette
Hugh Butler Lake
Harry Oswalt
Garden City
Kan
Oswalt
McCook Chamber of Commerce
Spring Creek
Louise
Gordon
Penny
The Need by Harold Coffin on UN peacekeeping force
The piece discusses a proposed 40 000 man UN peacekeeping force as a first task to calm delegates and notes risks of peacekeepers in war zones. It criticizes Security Council veto use and jokes about the UN maintaining peace in outer space, while remarking on China’s belligerence and potential UN admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
U.N
a _ sy
Security Council
Space
Carto
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Europe
America
Garden City Telegram Masthead and Rates Listing
Garden City Telegram publishes daily except Sunday and holidays from Garden City Kansas. The issue lists staff roles and the subscription rates by carrier and mail for local and surrounding counties, with pricing details and AP membership note.
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Telegram Publishing Company
7Th Garden City
Kansas
Bardon City
Garden City
Telegram Motor
Finney
Lane
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Kearny
Grent
Haskell
Grey Counties
Nixon Regrets Otepka Appointment Think Tank Split
Drew Pearson reports White House aides told liberal Republicans Nixon regrets appointing Otto Otepka to SACB but cannot withdraw without provoking right wing fury. Dirksen and Thurmond shield the move, while opponents in the Senate push to broaden SACB powers via the Internal Security Act of 1969. Otepka praises Liberty Lobby, calling it patriotic amid FBI concerns of Nazi ties. exposés reveal Carte’s Nazi links and Liberty Lobby’s push for a new Nazi movement.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Otto Otepka
Subversive Activities Control Board
Otepka
Senate
GOP
Everett Dirksen
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Republican Party
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Queritin Burdick
North Dakota
Tei Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
John Birch Society
Liberty Lobby
Aldes
SACB
Dirksen
Johnson
Abe Fortas
Fortas
Supreme Court
Thurmond
State Department
World Wide Features
Willis Carto
Willis Catto
Tom Dodd
Mein Kampf
Carto
Youth For Wallace
Carte
Horne
George Wallace
The Panthers Keep Journalists Waiting in Frisco
On the Right with William Buckley describes tense exchanges as Black Students Union members confront reporters at San Francisco State College. Panthers leaders challenge outlets including Newsweek Life and The New York Times, while protest rhetoric and questions about capitalism feature strongly before calls to leave the campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Students Union
Frisco State
SAN Ein Rae
Autidiy Epigons
San Francisco State College
Policbmen
Standard Oil
Wall Street Journal
NBC
Ebony
Newsweek
Urban League
Life Magazine
Life
Kernec
New York
San Francisco
New York Times
Christian Science Monitor
Bobby Seale
Black Panithers
East Coast dealers blast car manufacturers over warranties
Edwin Mullane a Bergenfield Ford dealer in New Jersey and Rafael Cohen head of Merit Motors Yonkers New York Dodge dealership lead a dealer reform push. They testified before the FTC and Senate Antitrust subcommittee criticizing warranty payments factory stores and maker dealer relations. They note inadequate warranty reimbursements and uneven make ready payments while GM Chrysler and Ford recently raised dealer compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Trade Commission
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Edwin Mullane
Ford
Bergenfield
N.J
Ralphael Cohen
Merit Motors
Yonkers N.Y
Dodge
Mullane
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Mullane and Cohen
General Motors
Chrysler
American Motors
Teterboro
Cohen
Detroit
Hal Boyle Says Vacation Card Doubtful Tribute
New York AP column jokes about vacation postcards and social peacocking. It riffs on modern manners, education, commuting, inflation, and quirks of daily life with wry observations and playful proverbs. The piece cites familiar doubts about self image and trivial status signals in a light, humorous tone.
Merger Approval for Wichita Ice and KSN
Kansas State Network directors voted unanimously to merge with Wichita Ice & Cold Storage Co. KSN will increase authorized capital from 1.1 million to 2 million shares. KSN shares will be issued for Wichita Ice stock. gross revenues are about $30 million for KSN and $2 million for Wichita Ice. Wichita Ice has run a refrigerated warehouse and ice plant since 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas State Network Inc
KSN
Wichita Ice & Cold Storage Co
Wichita Ice
Crossword Clues From Steer Puzzle
Readable hints show entries about students, decimal bags, and a Miss Martin. The fragment suggests a crossword listing by Eugene Steer for VCUAIL 35 with clues 37 38 39 and an 8 shaped molding term.
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Vcuail
Miss Martin
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William Buckley
Ron Karenga
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