We’re Killing Ourselves and Drivers Are Doing It
A 1960s newspaper opinion column argues auto fatalities could be reduced by wearing seat belts and moderating alcohol use. It cites 8000 to 10000 potential lives saved, urges restraint, and quotes National Safety Council figures and Romans 12 10.
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Melissa Jones
Bill Abercrombie
Dan
Elsa Levitz
John D. Lawlor
National Safety Council
Lawlor
Haynsworth Nomination and Nixon Mitchell Ethics Fallout
Marianne Means critiques Nixon and Attorney General Mitchell for nominating Clement Haynsworth to the Supreme Court. She argues Mitchell misread public opinion, overlooks ethical questions from Haynsworth’s financial ties, and notes private political tactics clash with public standards, harming Nixon and the GOP.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
South Carolina
Clement Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Nixon
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R.S.C
South
Thurmond and Company
Haynsworth
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Justice Department
Haynesworth
Fortas
Vietnam Moratorium shows strong but waning impact
The piece notes that demonstrations for and against the Vietnam War occurred with many nonparticipants. It argues the pro government side outnumbered demonstrators, yet most people remained quiet. It praises US democracy and highlights a local kindness story about Margaret McGuffy helping a blind customer.
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Vietnam
U. S
Day of Prayer Proposal Urges Nationwide National Prayer Day
The essay argues for a national day of prayer to curb bitterness and warlike impulses. It outlines fifteen prayer themes ranging from North Vietnam to Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and the Americas, and cites President Nixon’s proclamation backing a nationwide observance.
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North Vietnam
Red China
Soviet Union
South Vietnam
Japan
Formosa
South Korea
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Southeast Asia
Peking
Europe
Russia
Eastern
Middle East
United States
Congress
America
Vietnam
Nixon
New York mayoral race wary after first debate
William F Buckley Jr notes New Yorkers favoring change in the three way race. John Lindsay faces rejection despite Procaccino and Marchi mounting strategies. Marchi, once dismissed, gains quiet credibility as voters weigh Lindsay’s future and broad city leadership.
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New York
New York Daily News
John Lindsay
Lindsay
Mario Procaccino
Staten Island
John Marchi
Marchi
Marcheye
Norman Mailer
New York Post
Pete Hammill
Senator Marchi
Procaccino
New York City
Manhattan
Eugene McCarthy
Procaccino Lindsay Race Dominates NYC News Coverage
The piece notes intense anti Lindsay sentiment in New York and widespread belief that only Procaccino can defeat Lindsay. It cites a Time magazine cover story focused on a Lindsay Procaccino contest and highlights Procaccino's awkward analogies and controversial rhetoric.
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M. Proccacino
Moses
Jesus
Joe Namath
Mr. P
New York City
Lindsay
Time Magazine
Middletown News Journal Rates and Contact
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