Soviet Ambassadors Rally for Asian Security Pact
Soviet Ambassadors to Asian nations gather in Moscow to map a new diplomatic offensive for a regional security system. Brezhnev’s plan, advanced at a world communist gathering, aims to ease Asian tensions and counter Chinese influence while courting India Pakistan Iran and Afghanistan for a broad, economically linked security framework.
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Dev Murarka
London Observer
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Mosccow
Iran
Pakitan
Central Treaty Organization
CENTO
Awanamie
Afghanistan
Iaq
Amur
Ussuri
Far East
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Red Army
Krsnaya Zvesda
Pause and Ponder Prayer Verse Quoted in Luke 21:36
The message urges vigilance and prayer to be counted worthy to escape trials and stand before the Son of man. A devotional phrasing echoes scriptural exhortation to watchfulness and faith. The quotation reflects religious instruction emphasizing spiritual preparedness.
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Man
Foolish and Useless Disclosures on Chemical Warfare
A commentary argues the United States, like others, pursues chemical and biological weapons despite moral and legal concerns. It cites the Geneva protocol and calls for policy change, noting risks of retaliation with nuclear arms and urging Nixon to revise and ratify treaties. Dr. Meselson warns against signaling anti-population warfare and diminishing restraint in CB warfare.
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United States
Senate
Soviet Union
Nixon
Aude
Tareward
Matthew $. Meselsen
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Meselsen
Mesélson
Gettig
Backlash Across Classes Says White Frustration Drives Votes
ERNEST CONIIE argues backlash stems from deep white frustration across classes, highlighting white fear of crime, tax burdens, and perceived shifts in racial politics. The piece analyzes who fuels backlash, including middle class suburbanites and older voters, urging calmer rhetoric and focus on helping poor people.
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Ernest Coniie
Los Angeles Times
New York
Chicago SDS Split Creates Dual National Officers
SDS factions in Chicago after a five day convention split into two rival groups claiming the SDS name. Regulars expelled PLP for “racist” positions while PLP accuses regulars of minority bullying. Each side held separate press conferences vying to determine who is true SDS as Marcus Rudd leads the regulars.
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Eric Wentworth
Washington Post
Chicago
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SDS
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Zach
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Iostran Sus
Progressive Laborites
Jstruggles
Hoon
Vietin
Opholer
Ummer
Patrica Forman
Jones
Federal Diary reports AFL-CIO rally for federal workers rights
Washington coverage details AFGE rally of about 4 000 federal workers at the Statler Milton Hotel and 1 000 delegates marching to Capital Hill to press for a labor management law for five million civilians. It notes Sen McGee and Sen Yarborough attending, urging stronger political participation and reforms to Hatch Act provisions. The piece also touches on internal student worker activism and factional conflicts within SDS and PL groups, including leadership shifts and a recent arrest.
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Willard Clopton JR
Mike Causey
Washington
Munda
Statler Milton Hotel
Federation of Ciovernment Ems
AFGEI
Afl-Cio
Leturnoul
Capital Hill
AFGE
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Orient Workers
Wyo
Civil Service Committee
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Untnion
Ralph Yarbarotch
Tex
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Today in History highlights from 1914 to 1966 events
A compact history snapshot notes key events on this date including the 1914 assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand sparking World War I, the 1778 Battle of Monmouth, Victoria’s 1808 coronation, the 1944 Republican National Convention nominating Dewey, and Lyndon Johnson’s 1965 pledge over Southeast Asia, among others. The piece weaves varied historical milestones with brief notes on people and places.
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Associated Press
Austria-Hungary
Archduke Francis Ferdidang
Monmouth
Molly Pitcher
America
Britain
Victoria
France
Chicago
New York
Gaovurnor
Thomas WE. Dewey
Douglas MacArthur
Luzon
Philippines
Frol I. Kostovl
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
Skunk deceptions end in loss for police officer
Fort Collins officer Sgt. Terry Rains bought a skunk from two juveniles for six dollars after a plan to pay three dollars later. The animal died the next day after being kept in a box at home. The youths later admitted they had spent eight dollars on fireworks and offered to reimburse the officer. The case included promises of a deodorized replacement skunk.
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Fort Collins
Terry Rains
Leatade
Rains
Kaine
Of Smith And Men by Jack Smith in the Times
A review of the Dunlop Illustrated Encyclopedia of Facts by Norris and Ross McWhirter. The piece extols its category arrangement for rapid topic lookups from art and zoology to measurement and gambling odds, noting practical conversions and world records coverage while contrasting with Britannica and Guinness.
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Jack Smith
Los Angeles Times
England
Doubleday
Norris
Ross McWhirter
McWhirter
B.T.U
Denver man seeks burro for July Breckenridge race
Roger Gnagy of Denver plans to enter the Breckenridge Fairplay burro race on July 27. He carries a mining pick and pan not for prospecting and must find a burro under 54 inches at the shoulder to lead the animal in the race. Gnagy, an engineering associate at Weston Electric Car, says he has never competed in such a race before.
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Anders
Denver
Roger Goagy
Gnagy
Weston Electric Car
Greeley papers publish weekly news and staff notes
Executive staff listings and printing details for the Greeley Daily Tribune and The Greeley Republican appear. The note covers circulation, pricing, and service details, including affiliations with the Los Angeles Times Washington News Service and advertising terms.
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