Turkish restraint in Cyprus crisis highlighted by U S action
The piece argues the United States rashly cut aid to Turkey over Cyprus, prompting a security and diplomatic mess. It notes Ankara extended eviction timelines for Americans from bases, Turkey seeks to keep NATO ties, and Demirel aims to minimize damage while Congress ponders restoring arms shipments worth 185 million.
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Oklahoma Campaign Quips Stir 1968 Ballot Talk
The misspelled musings joke about presidential candidates visiting Oklahoma. Richard Nixon’s name raises doubt among Republicans. OU exit probation sparks talk of white helmets and good guys for football. George Wallace third party questions and Fred Harris campaign notes appear in a satirical light.
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Oklahoma
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Massachusetts Court Reinstates Hiss To Practice Law
A ruling by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court reinstates Alger Hiss to the practice of law in Massachusetts. The decision critiques the Board of Bar Overseers stance that Hiss be denied admission while insisting on innocence, arguing fairness requires allowing him to practice despite his conviction.
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Hiss
Massachusetts
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Tauro
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Cuckooland
Tom Murphy
Whittaker Chambers
Big Government Set To Swallow America Whole
Former health official warns that expanding welfare programs threaten free enterprise and could turn the U S into a worker drone society by 2000. Cites rising share of federal budget for social programs, Massachusetts welfare case, and need to curb deficits to preserve American ideals and liberty.
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de Tocqueville
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Wallace Forges Independent Bid If Democrats Reject Him
Wallace presses for a 1976 independent bid after possible Democratic rejection. Advisers say he could win enough electoral votes to threaten the ticket, aiming to carry the South and key states in the North and Midwest while liberals dismiss him as unacceptable.
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Who Said It The Rising Female Burglary Arrests
The Northeast Bulletin quotes a Delwood Austin Tex reader remark asserting that the surge in female burglary arrests follows the push for equal rights, prompting discussion on crime and gender.
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