McGovern’s Oxford visit sparks party split talk and mockery
The piece argues George McGovern, praised in the past as decent, now faces sharp criticism for his stance on Kissinger and the future of American politics. It notes his Oxford appearance, alleged plan for a 1976 splinter bid, and the GOP’s dilemma in South Dakota 1974.
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George
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George McGovern
South Dakota
Hartke Challenged Over Airline Passenger Searches
The piece critiques Senator Vance Hartke of Indiana for opposing FAA boarding searches and questions the legality and wisdom of his stance. It notes Hartke’s objection led to airline refusals and threats of fines, while arguing public officials shoulder routine security checks like other travelers.
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Indiana
Sen. Hartke
Federal Aviation Administration
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U.S
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Phoenix
Albuquerque
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Journal Vows Smooth Rollout for New Printing System
Editor recalls 1962 chaos when a new press caused jams and delays. Tomorrow the Journal switches to a totally new printing system after months of testing and redesign. staff hope for a flawless debut and readers get a smoother, easier to read product.
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Ellsberg Papers and Press Freedom Draw Critical Debate
John Chamberlain weighs Ellsberg trial and Times publication. He argues a free press must watchdog government, but warns against revealing old or harmless material as new revelations. He cites Klaus Fuchs precedent and questions the total impact of the Pentagon Papers on the war effort.
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Pentagon
New York Times
Republic
Times
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Elisberg
Anthony Russo
Gen. Ginp
South Vietnam
The
Ellsberg
Kraemer
Washington
Leonard Boudin
Hanoi
the Times
Remembering Lawton Carver Sports Editor and Restaurateur
Bob Considine recalls Lawton Carver a rough and ready sportswriter who led INS sports desk. Carver later ran Mike's Place near the United Nations, famed for a lively scene and friendships with Lou Allwell. A wild bet at Bruno's ended with a comic chase by police and a headline memory of Carver's eccentric newsroom circle.
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Lawton Carver
E. 45Th Street
John Bruno
Mike
Lawton
Pete
Carver
Lou
Bruno
46Th
Third Avenue
Second Avenue
Allwell
Middletown Ohio newspaper subscription notice rates
The Journal announces daily, Sunday and motor route subscription prices with options for in town and mail delivery. Rates include 15¢ weekdays, 25¢ Sunday, 80¢ weekly, motor route installments, and annual mail prices.
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First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
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