Bus Service Must Be Sustained In Raleigh Amid Fuel Shortage
The Raleigh City Coach Lines faces unprofitability as a franchised Florida firm runs the bus line with school district charter work funding. A fuel shortage could compel Raleigh to create a municipal transit authority, seek federal subsidies, and preserve service for patrons who cannot afford cars.
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Raleigh
Raleigh City Coach Lines
Clarence Lightner
Spying in Journalism Tarnishes News Credibility
The piece warns that Nixon campaign operatives hired a journalist to spy in McGovern’s camp and notes a socialist group pressuring Georgia Power to reveal executives. It argues that fake journalists erode trust, urges vigilance, and says credentials help verify sources while avoiding questioning strangers without proper ID.
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Georgia Power Company
Moscow court sends dissident Yuri Shikharovich to mental hospital
Soviet mathematician Yuri Shikharovich, held for 14 months on anti-Soviet agitation charges for distributing Chronicle of Current Events, is ordered confined to a mental hospital after being deemed unfit for trial. Andrei Sakharov attended the court, highlighting the pressures on dissidents.
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Yuri Shikharovich
Chronicle
Shikhanovich
Soviet Union
Moscow
Moscow University
Ifs
Andrei Sakharov
Dr. Sakharov
West
Congress urged to close loophole on Saturday night specials
The Twin City Sentinel argues Congress is under gun lobby pressure and should fix the 1968 law to ban importation of parts and end the manufacture and sale of cheap pistols. It cites 4 million such guns in circulation and notes their role in violence including the Stennis shooting.
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Congress
National Rifle Association
United States
Sen
John Stennis
Washington
Legislative Honesty and Higher Salaries in North Carolina
The Wilson Daily Times reports a Raleigh citizens’ committee debate on raising legislative pay to attract “professional” lawmakers. Opponents warn higher salaries may increase vulnerability to special interests and erode the honor of serving.
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General Assembly
Raleigh
Citizens’ Committee
North Carolina
Freeman Family Adapts to Life in Madrid Spain
William F. Freeman Jr and family describe adjusting to Madrid in a year abroad. They face Siesta hours, crowded traffic, and small shops with no suburbs, and find a furnished piso after door to door searching. Their children attend the American School of Madrid, where diverse cultures blend in team teaching.
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Spain
William F. Freeman Jr
Freeman
Deep River Church
Madrid
American School of Madrid
High Point
Europe
United States
Bev
Guilford County
Greensboro
University of Madrid
Generalissimo
Avenida del
Avenida del Generalissimo, Which Is To Madrid What the Champs Elysees
Paris
Aravaca
Denton
U.S
Philippines
Venezuela
Japan
Canada
Korea
Peru
Chile
Columbia
Honduras
Cuba
Iran
Mexico City
Peter
Norway
Argentina
Tom
Nigeria
South Africa
States
Bill Freeman
Sampling From A Columnist's Mailbag In Washington
A column collects reader letters on Nixon emergency powers campaign finance and Camp David. Replies note Congress grants and can revoke powers. Sinatra donations totaled 53000. Camp David spending and pool improvements. prison conditions at Brunswick jail. NATO SAM 6 details. Dodd papers. Mao Tse tung health and age. 50 mph speed limit and insurance rates.
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Washington
Nixon
Kevin Kennedy
Boston
Congress
J. B
Atlanta
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Harry Vaughan
USA
Truman
Arlington
Vaughan
Camp David
Frank Sturgis
Watergate
Brunswick
Karen
Brenda
Mike
Gary
Jack
E.C
Washington, D.C
Air Force
Texas Instrument Company
NATO
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