Unclear Political Rhetoric and Personal Jabs in Aged Memoir
A reflective passage critiques Vice President Agnew and pundits, noting weak reception and heated exchanges. It mentions Rhodes, Spiro, Harvard, and a hypothetical Nevada-based pursuit, with a nostalgic claim of youth in 1952 and an image of following a colleague’s coat.
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Superior Court Awards 460000 In Unique Car Suit
A Los Angeles jury awarded 460000 to three women claiming a 1967 Falcon design caused near in cineration in a rear end crash. Damages from Ford Motor Co Henry S Barris and Bill Leoper Ford Co. include 350000 to Evan selina Antonopoulou 60 100000 to Ellen D Willis 25 and 10000 to Ellen Eford 30.
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AMA Opens Confab Amid Reports Of Bad Tactics
The American Medical Association starts its annual convention in Chicago amid reports of guerrilla tactics by dissident groups. The MCHR urged "guerrilla theater" and questioning at AMA sessions while AMA plans an open forum to air views before the House of Delegates meets.
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Parent boom foretells surge of 1970s families
New York report from the National Industrial Conference Board says the 1950s birth boom will raise the parent population by 23 percent by 1980. By then nearly three of five families, totaling 35.5 million dollars, will have a child living at home.
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Israel Egypt Clash Along Suez Canal In Libyan Holiday
Israeli and Egyptian forces exchanged air strikes along the Suez front as seven Arab leaders met in Tripoli to mark Libyan holidays and assess warfare. Both sides claimed damage to bunkers and dumps, with Egypt reporting hits on Israeli positions and Israel continuing daily air raids for a month.
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Bi Partisan Group Leaves for Vietnam Fact Finding
A 12 member House committee departs from Andrews AFB for Saigon to study the Vietnam war for two weeks. Chairman Rep. G V Montgomery says the group will deliver a dispassionate, unbiased report and shield itself from official pressure. The mission follows an earlier fact finding trip dominated by Nixon policy supporters.
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Israeli patrol kills Arab guerrilla infiltrator west of Jordan
An Israeli army patrol in the occupied West Bank south of the Damiya bridge encountered a squad of Arab guerrillas Friday night. One guerrilla was killed in a brief firefight. Israeli forces reported no casualties.
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