Hour Of Responsibility For Those Arab Nations
Editorial argues Arab nations must curb terror groups responsible for Swiss airliner sabotage and attacks on tourists. It urges global actions including air carrier bans on Arab nations, isolation of militants, and supports decisive measures if restraint fails. It cites Jordan and King Hussein and calls for a unified civilized world response.
Inside Long Cheng base revealed by three unauthorized reporters
The Truth In Laos recounts three newsmen visiting the secret Long Cheng base in Laos. They describe watchable American planes, armed agents in civilian clothes, and U S support for Meo guerrillas fighting North Vietnamese forces. The piece links the base to the Plain of Jars operation and subsequent evacuations.
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Long Cheng Base
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Plain of Jars
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Recreation's New Day Prompts Talk of Great Mississippi National Area
Washington reports that the federal government weighs land acquisitions to create a great river national area along the lower Mississippi from eastern Mississippi to Destin. Roy K. Wood of the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation urges development into a major recreation belt from St. Louis to New Orleans with a great river scenic road. Florida pursues a five year plan adding about 20 000 acres to reach over two million acres of public lands as Suwannee River studies begin. State and local cooperation is urged to safeguard forthcoming conservation projects amid growing development pressures.
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Democrats Drift in Crisis as 1970 Elections Loom
A political analysis portrays the Democrats as divided and financially strained after a turbulent era. It notes leadership turnover with Sen. Harris resigning as national chairman and potential replacement Lawrence O'Brien, while forecasting economic issues as pivotal for 1970. The piece compares party fortunes to past GOP setbacks and outlines House and Senate seat races.
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A partial OCR fragment shows roles including Treasurer Editor Executive Editor Advertising Director and Business Manager Circulation Manager. The text lacks context, dates, or affiliations, preventing full attribution but indicates a newspaper staff roster.
Florida gains from accreditations and state growth drive
A Gainesville report on UF journalism accrediting progress and Florida’s booming economy. It notes raises in pensions, rising tourism, citrus shifts, expanding IBM and Reeves plants, a potential Jacksonville refinery, strict pollution actions, and Orlando’s Disney era growth ahead of opening.
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