Agnew clears path for two peace rallies in Washington
Vice President Spiro Agnew authorized two peace rallies on Capitol grounds amid Congress rules for demonstrations. Veterans groups plan a five day encampment to protest the war and poor veteran services, while militant groups seek to press for a Nixon pullout and draft abolition. Security plans call for 2,900 marshals to keep order and protect visitors, with fears of violence and property damage if protests turn unruly.
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House
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Agnew
Washington
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Tisties Department
People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
Rennie Davis
Capitol
Ito
Nixon
Natio
McCloskey Seeks Image as Nixon Withdraws Vietnam
Republican lawmakers and party critics press President Nixon over Vietnam policy while Rep. McCloskey of California emerges as a possible presidential contender. The Marine veteran, noted for Korea decorations, faces scrutiny as he builds support amid calls for China ties and troop withdrawals.
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Frank Treaver
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China
Southeast Asia
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Unclear Tex Tech Football Outlook Stirs Fans
The text hints at Texas Tech football optimism under coach Jind Carlen in his first year with hopes for a Southwest Conference title and Cotton Bowl appearance. It shows fan confidence, forecasts, and references to future results.
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Supreme Court ruling challenges school prayer program
The Court, in a 7 to 2 decision, upheld lower courts finding Netcong High School prayer plans unconstitutional despite voluntary attendance. The plan used prayers from the Congressional Record and a student thought for the day, with about a third of students opting out.
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Activist groups urged to press for Vietnam War prisoners
David Lawrence argues groups must demand accountability for prisoners of war and missing in action. He cites Nixon administration stance, Geneva conventions, and calls for transparency on lists, humane treatment, and full withdrawal only after all prisoners are released.
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Iowa
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Soviet Union
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Texans Cool To Muskie as Muskie Slumps in Texas View
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that Sen. Edmund Muskie’s low profile alienated Texas politicians including Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes and DNT Robert Strauss, hindering organization building. Polls show pressure from Humphrey Kennedy and Jackson as Muskie struggles to rally key leaders nationwide.
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Muskie
Ben Barnes
Robert Strauss
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New York
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Ohio
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Massachusetts
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Israel Jerusalem dispute sparks UN driven stance debate
Henry J. Taylor argues Israel erred in rejecting international status for Jerusalem, citing UN General Assembly and Geneva statutes. He contends Israel's actions since 1917 and 1967 show a pattern of territorial expansion and misjudged diplomacy, urging retention of strategic areas to justify security.
Free Nation Proclaimed by Citizens Dunaski and Chou
An 1871 era sketch lauds Mrs. Ann Dunaski of Jackson Heights and Fred W. Chou of Arlington for challenging authority. Dunaski fights a 25 foot telephone pole amid garden battles and Chou clashes with park crowds and a police horse after waiting in long lines for basic amenities. The author declares them heroes and notes a street name change to Dunaski Chou Avenue.
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N. Y
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Arlineton
Mrs. Dunaski
Eureka
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North Korean peace offer seen but unlikely to end Korea war
United Nations diplomats studied a North Korean peace offer that broke the silence on negotiations but offered little hope for an early cease-fire. In Washington the government cracked down on price violations in food autos and scrap steel sales in six major cities and parts of New Jersey. A White House FBI file access dispute hinders Senate action on Truman nominees. In New York the Duke of Windsor reaffirmed his belief that abdication and marriage to Wallis Warfield were right.
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Tarbbock Morning Avalanche
Lake Success
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Korea
Washington
New Jersey
Quotes on justice and campus dissent amid Nixon era debates
Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell calls for finality in guilt or innocence and punishment. Steve Baker of Hamilton College questions the 1972 invasion and how to beat Nixon, voiced during a White House meeting with the National Student Congress.
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Citations Mix of Wit and Wisdom from Historic Columns
A collage of quips and anecdotes notes old soldier lines and joking prattle about weather and fishing. It references weapons ownership, legal jokes, and a playful reflection on aging professions with each line delivering a compact, dated humor.
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