Washington Report Murderer Harassed by US Turkish Pact
In a harsh critique, the column discusses U.S. aid to Turkey to curb opium production fueling heroin. It notes a Turkish ban on poppy cultivation, expected subsidies, and enforcement challenges amid covert farming and illicit market pressures, highlighting the scandal of a murdered Harlem boy to frame the issue.
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Buckley Attacks Reston Haldeman on Enemy Aiding Claims
William F Buckley Jr argues on public air that critics including James Reston and Bob Haldeman are aiding the enemy by backing Nixon Vietnam peace terms. He contends McGovern also aids the enemy by opposing U.S. withdrawal terms, labeling dissent unpatriotic.
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Democrats To Take The Telethon Route In New York City
Washington report details internal Democratic Party turmoil led by Howard Samuels and Howie the Horse as reformists oust traditional machines. Larry OBrien resists, opting for a broad fundraiser telethon with millions of donors backing the party.
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As Twig Is Bent A Berkeley study on family influence
A longitudinal study from the University of California Berkeley argues that children raised in positive, stable families grow into more adjusted adults, while those from negative, discordant homes are likelier to be troubled or less likable. It stresses the father’s decisive role and notes findings conflict with gender neutrality ideas and 50 50 parental duties.
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FDA Sets Saccharin Limits Not To Disrupt Diets
The FDA proposes a daily saccharin limit of one gram that would cap at about seven 12 ounce diet drinks or sixty saccharin tablets for desserts coffee and candy. Most people use far less, so diet practices would not require changes.
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Gromyko Urges U.S. On China Soviet Relations
In Peking Andrei Gromyko cautioned that countries seeking friendly ties with both Beijing and Moscow must safeguard Soviet interests. He urged the United States to prioritize its own national interests over diplomatic maneuvering.
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Thoughts For Today Reflections on Comfort and Music
A brief aphorism collection notes the dangers of luxury and idle pleasure from Amos 6 4 5 and a quote about music as a pure language free of meanness attributed to John. The pair contrasts indulgence with moral exhortation and musical expression.
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Mirror of the Mind and Crisis in Marriage Dynamics
The piece argues that true friendships can ease loneliness but warns against relying on acquaintances. It notes teens worry about appearance and strength, and questions whether crisis-free marriages are truly happiest as couples may riff when facing abrupt changes.
Local civic notes report 1962 Red Cross drive and community roles
Mrs Joseph Champouillon leads the 1962 Red Cross drive while Bill Gow ing becomes president and Harvey Lewis is secretary of the Lawton Claim Men's Association. Various local groups name board members and host events, including school programs, club meetings, and Coast Guard enlistments.
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Bill Gowing
Harvey Lewis
Lawton Claim Men’s Association
Robert Fullerton
Garfield School
Carl Stephens
Revelers Club
Clare C. Smith
Lions Club
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Marshall M. Mayes
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Horoscope for Wednesday February 16 972 ARIES through PISCES
Daily star guidance for each sign advises practical actions and steady effort. Highlights include Taurus confidence and careful energy use, Leo charm, Virgo focus, Libra timely action, and Aquarius planning for revitalized interests. Birthdate note mentions Ernst Haeckel as a birthdate reference.
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