Wise Old Man of Estoril Did Not Deserve All Bad
A newspaper column defends Antonio de Oliveira Salazar as a pragmatic leader who steadied Portugal for 36 years. It notes his cautious economics, austere salary, and insistence on maintaining colonial territories as integral parts of Portugal. The piece argues dictatorships can have constructive aspects.
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U.S
Antonin de Oliveira Salazar
Estoril
Salazar
Mussolini
Portugal
United Nations
Angola
Mozambique
Portuguese Guinea
Africa
Soviet Union
Red
Splendid Isolation No More in Middle East Debate
An anonymous letter to The Avalanche-Journal argues the United States cannot stay isolated as Russia expands influence in the Middle East. The writer warns that Russia uses Israeli Arab conflict to gain power and that U.S. involvement is necessary to balance global forces.
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U.S
Avalanche-Journal
Middle East
Russia
Ussr
Vietnam
United States
Pacific
South Korea
NATO
Europe
The Upton County Dr Bruer Case Draws Public Curiosity
Texans wonder what happened to Bruer patients after he practiced as Doctor E T Maxwell M D in Upton County. He did not operate but treated the sick and sewed up auto accident injuries. The piece weighs safeguards versus freelance practitioners and the saying nature cures most illnesses.
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Upton County
Jerry Bruer
E. T. Maxwell
Bruer
J. Herbert Holloman
University of Oklahoma
Doctor Holloman
Norman
Not A Monopoly: Fake antiques in a French workshop
The piece notes a French workshop churning out fake antiques and compares it to similar operations in New England and the Kentucky Tennessee mountains with visible activity in hidden spots. It suggests the practice is not unique to France.
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Associated Press
France
New England
Kentucky-Tennessee
No Knock Law Prompts Justice Dept Scrutiny
Congressional investigators probe moonlighting and other activities of Supreme Court Justice Donalas and report difficulty obtaining facts from the Department of Justice. Backers of a no knock measure claim it should allow officers to enter without notice in certain cases to combat suspected violators.
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Supreme Court
William C. Donalas
Department of Justice
Atty
John Mitchell
Voters Seek Less Spending and Lower Taxes in 1971 Drift
Washington notes point to a pocketbook election as voters push for reduced government spending and lower taxes in coming years. President Nixon argues that big spenders cause higher prices and taxes, while Rep. George Mahon warns against excessive appropriations.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Rep
George Mahon
Texas
House Appropriations Committee
That Girl on Broadway Stirs Political Musical Quarrel
PLAINSMAN notes that politics and music share a loud critic who is off key. Revised line warns that failed advisers chatter. A playful verse about Pat fearing weight gain and replying Pooh to sweets, leaving her husband puzzled as crowds split in opinion.
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Pat
Jerry Kerns
Royal press and politics mix in cross atlantic jibe
Andrew Tully discusses British press criticism of American reporters covering Princess Anne and Charles during royal visits. He praises U S journalists for questioning royals and notes humor in their exchanges. The column also laments university leadership and points to travel scams linked to European tourism guards.
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Washington
Princess Anne
Bob Considine
Randolph Churchill
Annie
The
People
Sunday Mirror
Shadows and pressures shape Nixon era political forecasts
The piece surveys White House insiders and political observers as they assess risks around Nixon policies on race and the economy. It outlines expected House and Senate shifts, key races in New York and other states, and how intraparty dynamics may alter committee leadership and election outcomes.
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Sen. Strom ‘Thurmond
S.C
Nixon
White House
Republican National Committee
Rogers C. Morton
Morton
Washington
Byzantium
Potomac
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senate
House
New York State
Supreme Court
Florida
Indiana
Ohio
Tennessee
Texas
Connecticut
New Jersey
North Dakota
Utah
Wyoming
J. William Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Minois
New York
Linois
Ralph T. Smith
Adlai Stevenson Jr
Charles Goodell
Goodell
New York City
Jacob K. Javits
Richard L. Ottinger
Maverick Goodell
Conservative Party
George Gallup
Pass It On GENIUS Kim Ung-Yong Highlights
The piece touts Kim Ung-Yong born in Seoul to professor parents and describes his multilingual ability and calculus skill at age five, claiming a German IQ around 210. It also includes quirky Q A exchanges and asides about organs, tigers, gambling, and loyal readers to pass along questions to the column.
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Kim Ung-Yong
Seoul
South Korea
Young Kim
Kim
She's for Bonds in City Proposals
Elayne Lance of 2513 59th St. backs all bond measures with emphasis on library and parks projects. She says the current library is too small and a civic center could draw major conventions, though she favors the other proposals as well.
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Elayne Lance
59Th St
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