Our Daily Sliced Thin on Youth and Maturity
A column argues against uncritical youth worship and notes elders can be inflexible. A reader suggests voting age ideas, claiming maturity means weighing old and new beliefs. The piece then shifts to G. Harald Carswell, once judged mediocre for the Supreme Court, now seeking the U.S. Senate and raises questions about stature versus peers.
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U.S. Senate
G. Harald Carswell
Supreme Court
Carswell
Knoxville Tenn
News-Sentinel
230 Black Panther Arrests Across Nation
The AP reports more than 230 Black Panther arrests nationwide in the last year on charges from jaywalking to murder, with about 40 convictions and over 60 acquittals or dropped charges. Panthers claim higher totals. Chicago cites roughly 90 arrests in the past year amid club shootouts and legal actions in California and Los Angeles.
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Chaka Walls
Panther
Chicago
California
San Diego
Los Angeles
Hoover defends police in Panther confrontations
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover tells a Rouge subcommittee that law enforcement in Chicago Los Angeles and other cities were not to blame for clashes with the Black Panther Party He calls the Panthers a black extremist organization and criticizes judges for light sentences while noting a federal probe into fatal Panther shootings in Chicago.
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Associated Press
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Black Panther Party
Rouge Appropriations Subcommittee
Hoover
Panthers
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Los Angeles
Come Pose
Leonard Bernstein
Otto Preminger
Dick Gregory
Peter Duchin
Sidney Lumet
Detroit
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St. Louis
Unremembered visitor uncovers Hope family roots
Mary Anita Laseter recalls Henry Grabstald and his siblings, Polish Jewish immigrants who came to Hope after World War I. Local memory stirs decades later as a merchant confirms stories of the Grabstald family from Front Street behind the Capitol Hotel, where the father rebuilt worn shoes and traded various goods amid limited English.
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Harry
Hope
Little Rock
Grabstalds
United States
Front Street
Capitol Hotel
Jack
Technology to feed millions through new tech progress
A Harvard center director says technology can keep up with population growth for 20 to 30 years. He spoke at Caltech about technological change and population growth, arguing that birth control alone cannot drive economic development. The piece also notes personal recollections of immigrant families and opportunities in America.
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Pasadena
Calif
APF
Rogert Revelle
Harvard Center For Population Studies
California Institute of Technology
Revelle
Apollo 14 Flight Delayed By Explosion and Site Change
NASA administrator Thomas Paine said Apollo 14 cannot launch before December 3, with that date not firm, after Apollo 13's explosion forced postponement. The mission also shifts to Fra Mauro, a cratered region in the Ocean of Storms, as the new intended lunar landing site for astronauts Shepard and Mitchell.
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Thomas O. Paine
Alan 8B
Shepard Jr
Edgar D. Mitchell
Fra Mauro
Children's Colony Seeks Purchasing Authority
In Little Rock the Arkansas attorney general's office advised the Arkansas Children's Colony to seek permission to appoint a colony purchasing official. The colony struggled to buy food through the state Purchasing Division, since it is not exempt from the purchasing act. The act allows the purchasing director to authorize a nonexempt agency to appoint a purchaser, with division oversight.
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Little Rock
Attorney General's Office
Arkansas Children’s Colony
Les Evitts
Bill Hoggard
State Administration Department
Business Leaders Support Cambodia War Drive
The nations top industrialists, at a Springs meeting with Cabinet officers, largely back U S actions in Cambodia but fear public pessimism and a possible recession from the war. They urge more talk with youths, criticize antiwar protests, and note stock market and inflation fears tied to Southeast Asia tensions. One leader calls for more discipline and less affluence.
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U.S
Cambodia
Nixon
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Southeast Asia
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon Defends Cambodia Policy Amid White House Protests
President Nixon says his Southeast Asia plan is the path to quick peace and signals openness to meeting antiwar demonstrators near the White House. He urges calm rhetoric as protests persist, while Agnew tones down attacks to help ease tensions over Cambodia policy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Southeast Asia
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Cambodia
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Boise
Idaho
Agnew
United States
Dave Watson Jr a young announcer with old fashion ideals
Osceola Arkansas AP Dave Watson Jr is described as a youthful announcer with old fashioned ideals. He aims to serve people through radio and future TV work, saying he wants to reach more people and bring happiness. He started at KOSE-FMOsceola after high school and Allied broadcasting training.
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Osceola, Ark
Davis Watson Jr
Osceola
Dave Watson
Dave
Davis
Watson
Heaney
Memphis
Westwood High
Allied Tech School of Broadcasting
Allied
Kose Radio
Don Whitney
KOSE
Demonstrators Rally in Capital Against Vietnam War
Thousands of youths packed Washington to oppose U.S. policy in Southeast Asia. The New Mobilization Committee organized the event as officials prepared for possible unrest. Nixon offered to meet leaders, while demonstrators urged peace, an end to drafting, and U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam.
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Tom Seepy
Associated Press
Wester Washington
U.S
Southeast Asia
Nixon
New Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
White House
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16Th Streets
Defense Department
National Guard
Ron Young
New Mobe
Mobe
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Monument
Colorado State Bldg Is Burned
Fire believed set by an arsonist destroyed the oldest building on the Colorado State University campus in Fort Collins. President A R Chamberlain called it a sick act and vowed the university would not close, adding he doubted a CSU student was involved and suggesting an outsider or former student as a suspect.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado State University
A.R. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Colorado State
Rebel Preacher to Lead Vietnam Victory Rally in Forrest City
The Rev. Carl McIntire, pastor of the Bible Presbyterian Church in Collingwood, Nw, will lead a Vietnam victory rally here on May. He recently conducted a prewar rally in Washington and has just returned from Cambodia.
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Forrest City
Ark
Carl McIntire
Washington
MD McIntire
Cambodia
Bible Presbyterian Church
Collingwood
Hope Stores Entered In Overnight Break-Ins
Police report in Hope detail two neighborhood robberies with entry through windows. Intruders broke into the Overturf Shoe Store and Hope Furniture, causing damage and stealing items before fleeing as officers investigated entry times around 1:05 a.m. The cases involve local police officers Ward and Neal, with state police assisting.
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Nese
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