Joke On Egyptians Shows Fragile Egypt Soviet Ties
The essay argues the Egypt Soviet friendship treaty is a joke on President Sadat who purged pro Soviet foes. It notes Soviet intent to interfere with Egypt via missions while Egyptians distrust Russians and favor Americans. It warns of renewed pressures if Sadat is replaced.
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Nixon calls for national offensive on heroin and drugs
President Nixon outlining a four point plan to curb heroin and hard drug use among veterans and civilians. The administration targets overseas sources, drug pushers, treatment, and public education while citing AMA findings from Dallas on rising youth drug use.
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Commencement Gems from Bob Hope at St Bonaventure
Bob Hope shared commencement gems with St Bonaventure University graduates urging them that being square is not terrible. He noted squares create clothes bread houses motorcycles and more while pointing to future generations asking tough questions. The humor contrasted with changing labels as society misidentifies squares and hippies.
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Great Risks Seen For Wallace
Montgomery Alabama The Wallace presidency bid faces ballot hurdles in Alabama as electors may be chosen by party committee rather than primary. Wallace could run as American Independent Party candidate or seek a modified Democratic slate. Deep South states pose new challenges with Carter Bumpers and Williams opposing him. Money pours in from out of state as aides warn risks of a dice roll.
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George Wallace
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Robert Vance
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John Sparkman
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Mississippi
John Bell Williams
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Dale Bumpers
Georgia
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Toledo
Growing CIA Responsibilities in Congress Debate
The article argues that knowledge of global events surpasses Congress members and urges restraint on demanding CIA methods. It notes Soviet submarine activity, Iceland deployments, and the need for intelligence to inform policy. Public disclosure of CIA plans could hinder national security and diplomacy.
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Conservative Move Sparks Massachusetts Scare Operation
A new conservative movement in Massachusetts, led by young lawyers and backed by strategists from New York, seeks to form a Conservative Party and break from liberal Republicanism. They cite New York successes and plan high-profile visits by Agnew and Reagan, while opponents call it Operation Scare and warn of real shifts in local party dynamics.
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Silvio Conti
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Dan Mahoney
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O’doherty
Greenfield
Robert LaRoque
Bob Homer
Louise Day Hicks
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Wilbur Mills
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James Buckley
Connally Speculation on 1972 Ticket Seems to Cool
Washington officials focus on the Nixon Agnew White House and the Lyndon Johnson Connally Texas wing as talk of Connally joining Nixon’s ticket cools. The piece notes Agnew’s possible retirement, LBJ’s wary stance, and Texas factions weighing Connally’s Democratic ties versus Republican prospects.
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Spiro Agnew
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Monroe News-Star lineage and staff 1909 registrar
Local note outlines the Monroe News-Star publication details including its second class mailing date June 3 1909 the address North 4th and Olive Monroe Louisiana zip 71201 and contact information. It lists past and present publishers executives and editors and notes AP membership and independence stance.
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North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Monroe
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