Inaction on missing men blot on U S conscience
The piece decries failed Article 8 provisions of the Paris ceasefire, noting 1 300 U S servicemen missing in Vietnam Laos and Cambodia. It blames North Vietnam for blocking investigations and warns that inaction would stain the nation as public hearings on Alaska land use loom.
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Feins' father seeks new trial or pardon for Mark Fein
New York man Mark Fein, serving 30 to life for the 1963 murder of bookmaker Rubin Markowitz, faces a renewed push by his father and stepmother. They spent about a million dollars on appeals and petitions, with attorneys including Nizer and Bailey, and a campaign involving Monsignor Schultheiss seeking justice and a potential lie detector test.
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Roy Cohn
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Drug cure through harsh policing in China debated
Article analyzes a 1972 Times critique of China’s narcotics policy. It cites Dr. Lowinger and Jonathan Mirsky claiming China’s method used long hospital stays and capital punishment for pushers, with leniency for minor traffickers. The Times is accused of misrepresenting the severity of the crackdown.
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Why aren't people angry
John Gardner argues post Watergate anger is vital for reform and cites historical reforms fueled by anger. The piece questions contemporary public vigilance toward Nixon, Watergate, and constitutional standards, asking why Americans seem less angry and whether fear or apathy explains the stance.
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John Gardner
Congress
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H. R. Haldeman
Judge Clarifies Partner’s Identity in Suit Hearing
In Butler County Court Judge Fred Cramer hears a suppression motion as Middletown officer William Hollister testifies about discovering a weapon. The exchange over Hollister’s partner reveals K-9 Duke, a dog, was involved, eliciting lighthearted banter from the judge and prosecutor.
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Letter to the Editor on workplace safety at Sorg Paper
A reader urges revised safety rules after a Sorg Paper Co employee’s death. She appeals to wives to read the safety manual, insist on safe practices, and report hazards immediately to foremen to prevent burns, lost limbs, or fatal injuries.
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