Clark Warns King Against March Disruptions in Washington
Attorney General Ramsey Clark issued a strong public statement warning Martin King that any disruption of federal operations in Washington is intolerable. He denied issuing a direct threat but urged swift action to prevent sit ins and blockades around government buildings and bridges, with potential removal of demonstrators as public nuisances. The piece frames Clark urging a firm legal response while noting the broader protest movement and alleged dangers of violent rhetoric.
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Olympic Irony and Soviet Stance in Cold War Games
The article discusses the Soviet Union’s depicted irony during the Olympic Games as officials urge restraint while eight African nations threaten protest over readmission of South African athletes. It notes IOC’s stance that South Africa adheres to Games rules and sees internal policies as an internal matter. It questions human rights in Tanzania, Nigeria, and Ghana, and criticizes Hungary and Poland as examples of Kremlin policy. It also oddly remarks on Summer irritations and Mexico’s potential financial loss related to food choices.
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South Africa
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Ghana
Hungary
Poland
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Mexico
Automotive growth and impact stretch across decades
Analysis notes that U S auto production reached major milestones from 50 million to 250 million vehicles by recent years, with passenger cars comprising most output. It discusses industry influence on life and conditions, and questions whether changes are good or bad and how reversibility may occur.
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Rihaly
Viet Cong Could Not Have Operated U S Saigon Embassy
Viet Cong could not have taken over the U S Saigon embassy due to training and guard limitations. Intelligence suggested they did not aim to seize the embassy for long, seeking peace signals rather than a prolonged occupation.
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Plainspoken comments spark party tensions on Broadway
A fragmented item notes National Democratic Chairman John Bailey urging party members to show duty and unity amid internal strife. The piece mentions observers overheard at a beauty parlor and includes stray remarks about a figure named Bobby Hemsedy, with unclear context and garbled names.
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Theg Party
These Parte
Bobby Hemsedy
India And U S Clash Over Viet Cong In Cambodia
A fragmented column cites Andrew Tully on India pressuring for vigilance against Viet Cong incursions into Cambodia, with references to Sihanouk, Bowles, and U S policy shifts. It blends political opinion, remarks on crime, and stray anecdotes about schooling trustees and odd funeral habits, in a broad, patchy local style.
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Sihanouk
Gandhi
Cambodia
A. S
Chester Bowles
McBride Questions U S Ties Over Mideast Policy
A fragment discusses American supermarkets and rationed items, questioning motives behind State Department actions. It notes unease over potential loss of Nasser's friendship and hints at broader diplomatic reconsiderations.
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