Buchwald on Raid at Democratic HQ and Republican Reaction
Art Buchwald discusses five arrests at the Democratic National Committee headquarters, framing the event as a protective strike by Republicans amid an election year. He cites high officials denying knowledge, claims communications failures, and suggests the raid aimed to prevent Democrats from using files against Republicans. He argues the incident reveals campaign ruthlessness and political warfare.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Miami
White House
Nixon
Democratic
Republican Party
Travelogue iCape five dollar terete grows paper enterprise
Travelogue reviews a small paper enterprise with a quirky name and modest price point. The piece notes a curious blend of travel voice and business observation, hinting at regional ties and local readership interest.
Secret Pentagon Papers reveal Johnson pressure on Hanoi
The unpublished Pentagon Papers show Lyndon Johnson used selective bombing to prod North Vietnam toward negotiation and reveal how Washington and Moscow viewed mediation. Kosygin's London trip marks a turning point as Soviet influence grew, yet the Kremlin had limited sway over Hanoi and a blank check on secrecy.
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Washington
Pentagon
Lyndon Johnson
Hanoi
Vietnam
Johnson
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Kremlin
Alexei Kosygin
London
Kosygin
U. S
DRV
SVN
Brezhnev
Communist Party
Thompson
Moscow
Landowners Seek City Permit For Subdivided Homes
Larry Burkett and Bob Foreman describe plans to develop a 10 acre tract at Bishop and Centralia Road, facing subdivision approvals near city limits, construction delays, and tension with organized labor including an informational picket and allegations of scab labor. The note references Reader's Digest for context and notes insults tied to the dispute.
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Larry Burkett
Bob Foreman
Bishop and
Centralia Road
Bishop Avenue
Hines Construction
Reader’s Digest
World Almanac recalls elevator history and safety device invention
The World Almanac notes Elisha Otis invented the safety device to prevent car falls in 1852 and mentions the Equitable Life building in New York City as the first with an elevator in 1868. The piece also references housing costs and a local incident involving Larry Burkett.
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Elisha Otis
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New York City
Law for Today If Man Dies Intestate
When a man dies without a will the estate is divided by law with one third to the surviving spouse and two thirds to the children, including those from a prior marriage, who share equally. If no children or grandchildren exist, the widow inherits all. Illinois State Bar Assn. Springfield.
Today in History highlights and notable birthdays
On this date in 1946 the British arrested more than 2700 Jews in Palestine to stamp out alleged terrorism. Rubens was born in 1577 and Patrick Henry became governor in 1776. JFK visited Mexico City a decade ago. Births include Prince Bernhard and Stokely Carmichael. Hale Boggs and Gerald Ford arrived in China greeted by Chou Pei-yuan in a New China News Agency report.
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Palestine
Peter Paul Rubens
Virginia
Parick Henry
Ignace Paderewski
New York
Trieste
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
U.S
Viet
Nam
John F. Kennedy
Mexico City
Buffalo
N.Y
Miami Beach
Fla
Prince Bernhard
The
Netherlands
Stokely Carmichael
William Shakespeare
Tokyo
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
China
Chou Pei-yuan
Chinese People’s Institute of Foreign Affairs
China News Agency
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Law For Today
Illinois State Bar Assn
Illinois State Bar Center
Springfield, Ill
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Guy Henry
Nadine Allison
Robt, K. Thompson
Charles Deitz
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Illinois
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Jefferson
Harton Brando
Hetty Watt Bsao
Clint Eastwood
Warner Bros
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al Day
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Harve Presnell
Yietascon
Sewopmed
Vane
Alan Jay Lerner
Adin Pah Chahly Liew
Foshua Logan Sao
Frederick Loewe
Eis
Andreas Alan Jay Lerner
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Techinicolor
Ficture
Color Dey Shoe
United Artists
Granada
Peremeunt Pictures
Arthur P. Jacobs
Rolling -Jofta Productions
Sam
Herbert Rose
Woody Allen
Diane Keaton
Tony Roberts
Jerry Lacy
Susan Anspach
Jennifer Saut
Arthur D. Jacobs
Henneot
Bec Veve
JOFTE
Wooly Allen
David Merrick
Baty Goldenberg
Apmc Progcee
Paramount Picture
Gasorer
Anne “Teconce
Herman Hapleid
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