Point Of View Irish Just Love To Fight
William Ingersoll surveys Irish strife from sectarian clashes to IRA violence and Bernadette Devlin’s US fundraising, labeling the conflict civil war like in Ulster. He condemns Soviet ties and Angela Davis, then reports Harrisburg chatter on nuisance taxes tied to Shapp’s reform effort.
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William Ingersoll
Erin Isle
Ulster
Irish Isle
IRA
Irish Republican Army
England
Northern Ireland
Bernadette Devlin
United States
Newsweek
Soviet Union
Moscow
Kremlin
Bernadette
Russia
Georgetown University
North Ireland
Londonderry
Miss Devlin
America
New York
Harrisburg
Pat Stapleton
Indiana
Jefferson
Armstrong
Clarion
Shapp
Pat
Senate
Fiasco at NORAD prompts TV radio alert credibility gap
Liberal View by Art Buchwald discusses a NORAD tape error that triggered a national emergency alert to turn off all TV and radio. He notes the incident exposes public distrust in government, Civil Defense and military efforts to devise fail safe alert methods, while a dinner conversation reveals public fear and political jokes about presidential assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Buchwald
Washington
NORAD
Wafferman
Joel
Wasferman
Nixon
Nuclear warning chat in the last 30 minutes
A fragment from a conversation ponders civil defense and nuclear attack. Characters discuss the fifty fifty TV options during the final half hour, Nixon’s guidance, and the desire for a final show before possible disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wafferman
Nixon
Joel
Wasferman
United States
McHale’s Navy
Joe
Oldest Greek-letter college fraternity Phi Beta Kappa
The question notes Phi Beta Kappa as the oldest American college fraternity with a Greek letter name, founded in 1776, and asks about the origin of the T in T-shirt, explaining the T shape from extended sleeves, while also identifying Castillo de San Marcos in Florida as the oldest masonry fort in continental United States.
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Phi Beta Kappa
Continental
United States
Castillo de San Marcos
Florida
Mississippi Democrats drift from national party power
Capitol Hill report notes Mississippi Democrats split from national leadership as the two blacks on the official state ticket Charles Evers and Aaron Henry push McGovern reforms while real power stays with anti national conservatives in Williams Rivers and other leaders. A new October primary law blurs party labels for nominations and lawsuits challenge the statute as discriminatory while the split furthers the decline of alignment with the national party.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Arkansas
Mississippi
Democratic Party
National Party
Charles Evers
Fayette
Aaron Henry
John Bell Williams
Williams
Charles Sullivan
Rivers-Henry
John Mitchell
Evers
White House security worries and Indian land dispute
Washington security chiefs assess White House protection following Capitol bombing fears and past intruder breaches. The piece details the Secret Service electronic surveillance, incidents at Camp David, and a berserk journalist episode. It also covers Tacoma Puyallup fishing protests, Indian trust land misstatements, and Murray Chotiner moving to Reeves and Harrison law firm across from Nixon’s former firm.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Capitol
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Secret Service
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Air Force
Puyallup
Tacoma
Wash
Puyallups
Indian Affairs Bureau
United States
Puyallup River
Chotiner
Nixon
Murray Chotiner
Reeves and Harrison
Pennsylvania Ave
Mudge, Rose, Guthrie & Alexander
Nobody Wins All The Time By HAL BOYLE
Boyle's New York column answers a reader's fear of being a born loser with humorous, sharp observations. It lists tongue in cheek indicators from hangnails and failed ventures to family jokes and misfortunes, ending with quick trivia on presidents and football lore.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Jeb Dunce
Mr. Dunce
Brooklyn Bridge
the Elks
Air Force
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Army
Reform School
Indiana County Voter Registration Drive Cut Costs With Trailer
Indiana County Commissioners announced dates and places for voter field registrations in Indiana County. To cut expenses they will use a trailer to eliminate rental costs. Also noted is Clarence P. Clark’s public open house for his Elderton funeral home and the sale of a lot at Ninth Street and Gompers Alley to Dr. C. E. Rink for 2666 dollars.
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R.H. Ray
N. Dewitt Ray
Amyetaylor Ray
R. Hastie Ray
Russell M. Hickey
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Frank B. Hood
Associated Press
AP News
Indiana
Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Oere
Segal
Indiana County
Clarence P. Clark
Elderton
James R
John M. Daugherty
C. E. Rink
Ninth St
Gompers Alley
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Nance
Ireland
Angela Davis
California
San Rafael
Miss Davis
UCLA
Civil Defense and Television
Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Water St. Indians, Pa
Fane
4Ochem Sre
Capitol Hill
Merriman Smith
Smith
Air Force One
Luis Bruce
Interior Department
Indian Trust Territory
Indian Trust
U.S
Stan Pitkin
Lyle Smith
Pitkin
Boyle
Vatican City
Franklin Roosevelt
Myron Taylor
Henry Cabot Lodge
Walter Camp
Christ
Christos
Berry's
Fromm
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