Polls matter in Congress as Lawrence County weighs issues
The article notes congressmen conduct polls to gauge public opinion and cites samples from Angelo D. Roncalia Charles J. Carney and Lamar Baker. It highlights views on tax credits for parochial schools inflation social programs North Vietnam food stamps and the stub canal linking Youngstown to the Ohio River. It concludes residents share similar pro and con views on Viet Nam aid food stamps and government integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Clark
Congress
Congressional Record
Angelo D. Roncalia
New York
Office of Economic Opportunity
North Vietnam
Lawrence County
Charles J. Carney
Ohio
Carney
Ed Money
Youngstown
Ohio River
Mahoning-Trumbull County
Congressman Carney
Public Works Subcommittee
House Appropriations Committee
Army Corps of Engineers
Pennsylvania
Lamar Baker
Tennessee
Nixon
Vietnam
Lawrence
Samizdat Voices From Vienna and Berlin Reach Soviet Opposition
The underground press scene in Russia described by National Review notes listening posts in Vienna and West Berlin provide glimpses into Soviet opposition. The article references samizdat literature circulated in these hubs as a measure of dissident activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Samizdat
National Review
Vienna
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Samizdat
New Castle News Publication Note
The New Castle News is a local paper owned by The News Company. It publishes syndicated and original columns and letters from readers in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News Company
Perper
North Merceestreet
Unclear names and addresses amid samizdat note
The fragment lists names and roles such as President and Publisher Vice President Treasurer and others, then shifts to a pricing note for home delivery and subscriptions. It discusses samizdat publishing in the USSR with references to Amatrik Sinyavsky Bukovsky and Yakir, noting KGB leniency and a conservative Russian viewpoint.
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Ichard E
Jesse Treadwell Anderson
J. Fred
Menager Vicator Treadwell Payean
Jeanard “Y. Roles
Jack W. Barthalic
Ball Telephonr
Raabeyahear Work Act Isos
Lawrence Couny
Malrites
Lawrence County
S.A
Samizdat
Russia
Novy Mir
Aleksandr Tvardovsky
Amatrik
Daniel
Sinyavsky
Galanskoy
Bukovsky
Yakir
KGB
Kremlin
Nixon Brezhnev Respect Amid Paris Irony
The moment features Kissinger returning from Paris amid criticism, Le Duc Tho noted as only Parisian kindness, Nixon's strongest support appearing from Brezhnev. Reports describe Republican gala speakers omitting Nixon while Brezhnev publicly voiced high regard in an interview with newsmen.
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Henry Kissinger
Paris
le Duc Tho
Richard Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
New York City
Brezhnev
Nixon Brezhnev press exchange reveals cautious signals
Daily reflections note Brezhnev faced three questions over more than three hours, stating Politburo decisions are 99.99 percent agreed. He dodged listing Soviet exports and justified emigration limits. Nixon Watergate loom cited as not derailing Brezhnev’s view. Editorial critiques wage price policy shifts and Harvard ROTC debate noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nixon
Brezhnev
Politburo
Soviet Union
United States
Nixon
Dartmouth students spark debate with intellectual alternatives
A campus group at Dartmouth challenged the usual liberal speaker lineup by inviting D. Keith Mann who spoke on faith and aesthetics, Rep. Philip Crane, Kevin Phillips, Kinéust van den Haag, and Milton Friedman. The sessions sparked surprise, debate, and questions about censorship and the future of liberal orthodoxy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
Ramsey Clark
Charles Goodell
Allard Lowenstein
Susan Sontag
Norman Mailer
Committee For Intellectual Alternatives
D. Keith Mann
Literary Guild
Mano
Philip Crane
Kevin Phillips
Kimeést van den Haag
Milton Friedman
Miss Havisham
Odd Man Qut word quiz list puzzle
This item presents seven plural name lists with one odd member in each. It asks which name does not belong and why, noting a playful half credit for near fits across categories such as scientists authors and team names.
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Michaelson-Morley
Krafft-Ebing
Clerk- Maxwell
Bulwer-Lytton
Gopher
Badger
Bob
Ray
Jules
Jim
Amos
Andy
Mert
Marge
Lun
Abner
Philader
Bishop Lopez
Harry Pillsbury
Milton C. Werk
Emmanuel Lasker
Currier Bell
George Eliot
John Sedges
George Sand
Flery Queen
Royal Canadians
Cellies
Pennsylvanians
Nighthawks
Casa Loni
Odd Man Out Puzzle Exposes Odd Hyphenated Names and Misfits
A reader puzzle reveals that each group member is a hyphenated name except for one or two misfits. Examples include Michaelson-Morley, J Jules and Jim contrasts, and various mythological or cultural items misclassified. The note credits Sydovy J Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou
Yen
Koperek
Allah
Michaelson-Morley
Greece
Palestine
Jules
Jim
Scene at the Ball prompts grammar debate in New Castle News
The New Castle News discusses a ball article titled Scene at the Ball amid playful disputes over wording and pronouns. An editor's note promises reader questions answered by Winsor Stewart on good grammar relating to style and clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Poppins
the News
Alice
Mad Hatter
Vonerde
Trinidad
Denmark
Casablanca
Morocco
Cate “Ater
Jale
Winsor Stewart
New Castle
Reading the Bible and the art of listening
A fragment touches on scripture from II Timothy about salvation through faith in Jesus Christ. It contrasts belief as lucky charm versus meaningful engagement with the Bible. It ends with a note that listening is an art.
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NEW Castle News
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New York Times
Treasury
George P. Shulta
Art Buchwald
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Wilhiam Ne Coffin Jr
Sprites
Coffin
Magruder
McGovern
America
South Vietnam
Harvard
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Bok
Thad
Phil Crane
Panama
Panama Canal
Northeast
Pacific Northwest
Upper
Midwest
Phillips
Teddy Kennedy
Chappaquiddiel
Bob Haldeman
Ernest van den Haag
Hera
Juno
Leander
Persephone
Ady
Milton C. Work
Old Bridge
Ellery Queen
Guy Lombardo
Waring Brothers
Coon Sanders
Glen Gray
Sydovy J, Harris
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