Leg Hold Traps Targeted by Humane Societies and Government
Florida Humane Societies press for a nationwide ban on all leg hold traps after the state bans steel traps with teeth. Critics argue trapping harms wildlife and disrupts ecosystems while some agencies resist transparency. Egypt’s prime minister orders cabinet to a war footing amid regional tension.
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Connally as Nixon running mate looms in GOP plans
Column argues John Connally could be Nixon's vice presidential pick by August, shaping Texas and the South to favor Nixon. It notes Connally's ambition, anti-W.
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Ellsberg Case Prompts National Self-Questioning
Washington reflects on the Daniel Ellsberg Pentagon Papers case as a test of American self government and truth. The trial next month in Los Angeles may redefine secrecy, press freedom, and the meaning of government classification.
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Nixon in Moscow and American political spectacle
A column contrasts Soviet control and gun limits with American political campaigning. It notes Big Brother style censorship, routine surveillance, and the dangers of crowds at presidential events. It argues Nixon’s safety and public protection amid electioneering and compares U S free liberties to Soviet repression.
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Electric clock of the mind sparks medical hopes
Paul Harvey notes how elec trophysiology reshapes medicine from pacemakers to electroanalgesia and electroanesthesia. He cites Wall Street Journal on spinal shocks easing paraplegia, plus potential awake sleep and brain wave research in Texas and global trials across Russia Japan and India.
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Appalled by The Godfather movie letters
A reader, Mrs. William Hopkins of 4960 Eck Road, denounces The Godfather for violence and sensuality, saying the film offers little story and questions the moral state of Middletown amid rising crime.
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How Much Filth is Too Much
A reader writes to the editor as a taxpaying citizen arguing for transparency in school teaching. He asserts the right to disagree without being labeled a Nazi and recalls his own school experiences regarding profane language and belief in God.
Imagination Drives Hope for Better Human Health
It warns against overestimating science as a cure all while suggesting flexible thinking could lead to improved control over many human ills both physical and emotional.
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