Indictment Shifts on Draft Dissent and Spock Trial
The indictment targets Dr Benjamin Spock and five others for conspiring to counsel draft evasion. Critics argue dissenters challenge federal operations, while defendants claim moral rights. The piece notes temporary insanity as a potential defense and questions rationalizations for unlawful acts.
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Tractor tragedy sparks cross-state car shuttle for L. Zant
Young 19 year old So Lloyd Zant, returning from duty in Vietnam, rushed home to Big Spring for funeral of his 12 year old brother killed in a tractor accident. Deputies across counties coordinated a car shuttle to deliver him an hour late, avoiding further delay. The family draws concern over police conduct may arise but officials aid aims to help.
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Most Valuable Football-Watcher Award Goes To Wife
Washington reports Marion Dalinsky accepted the Most Valuable Television Football-Watcher Award for her husband Harry Dalinsky of Georgetown. He watched the Orange Bowl while she spoke at Duke Zeibert's, noting the trophy honors all who support televised football viewing.
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Rockefeller's Views Shape Next Summer Republican Platform
In his Albany state address Governor Nelson Rockefeller lays out a fiscally cautious approach, urging lower federal outlays to curb the dollar's weakness and inflation. He notes a $30 billion US deficit and argues deficits influence global trade, interest rates, and state finances, aligning with GOP calls to curb Johnson era spending.
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One Word Shift in Hanoi Tests U S War End Talks
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Hanoi’s one word change signals a potential for talks if bombing ends but no guarantee of lasting peace. Johnson officials remain skeptical, fearing a strategic move to pressure escalation and continued conflict in Vietnam.
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New Hampshire Primary Shapes Reagan Romney Nixon Contest
A state ruling requires a presidential campaign to obtain written consent before spending money, reshaping New Hampshire's early race. Reagan's write-in bid faces scrutiny as governors and donors weigh implications for Nixon and Romney in a potential Nixon Romney-Nixon showdown.
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Bully Boys No Heroes Critique of Peace Protest
Andrew Tully voices scorn for the Great Peace Protest condemning draft card destruction and public antics. He argues most participants are timid, self indulgent youths avoiding real risk while cheering as “Bully Boys for Peace” fail to act courageously.
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Offhand Thoughts on Mail, ICBMs, and Daily Oddities
A columnist muses on Postmaster General O'Brien praising mail Service while noting rumors of a multi city ICBM. The piece juggles jokes about aging, Honeymoons, electronic brains, and modern etiquette, blending satire with contemporary concerns.
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IRS revokes tax exempt status for major periodicals
The IRS ends the tax exemption for National Geographic Nation's Business and AMA Journal under a 1950 law on unrelated business income. Deductions for advertising costs are allowed before tax, narrowing a loophole. About 700 tax exempt periodicals hold roughly 110 million dollars in annual ad revenue.
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Manchurian politics and urban to rural shift debate
Dear Turnrow Tunker questions McCarthy's primaries and hints at Kennedy interference. The letter mocks Humphrey and welfare, questions Castro's rule, and Notes rising taxes or pressures in urban areas.
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State Department to split European aid between relief and recovery
Washington reports indicate the State Department will quantify how much of the European aid program targets relief versus recovery at senatorial request. Sen. Elmer Thomas disavows knowledge of his wife Edith Thomas’s cotton futures dealings but says he has invested in income producing commodities. Chicago markets note record prices and weekly food market reports reflect new compilations.
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