Military drug scene adds to the problem
A Medal of Honor recipient admits using marijuana during action in Vietnam while the Nixon administration plans 27 new drug treatment centers for veterans. State and local efforts follow with a 10 million dollar 1971 72 Shapp budget for centers serving a 14 county region. Dr Catherine Hess warns of drug attraction roots and methadone clinics aim to aid withdrawal with uncertain success.
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Vietnam
Nixon Administration
Veterans Administration
Shapp
Lawrence County
Catherine B. Hess
Pennsylvania
Secretary of Health
Hess
New Castle
United Press International
Louis Cassels
Kennedy
Johnson
Mao's Classroom Revolution in Chinese Youth Education
The article discusses China's cultural revolution and its impact on schooling and work. It highlights vocational focus, collective spirit, and Mao Tse-tung's role as a unifying moral force in youth education and daily life.
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Mao
Manchester Guardian
China
Mao Tse-tung
Copley News Service Adds Wide Range of Features
The News will carry 25 analytical and interpretive Copley stories including columns on Motorways Book Review Financial Foreign affairs and Space Age Report. Highlights include Good News by Frank Macomber Capital Touch by Mike O Connor and Questions Women Ask by Dr Eleanor Rodgerson.
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Copley News Service
Copley
Frank Macomber
Jeff Cushing
Globe
Far East
Latin America
Europe
Middle East
Asia
Canada
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Mike O’connor
Capital
Copley News
Capital Ideas
Raymond J. McHugh
Claire Cox
Sports Unlimited
Jack Murphy
Mohr
Beth Mohr
Eleanor B. Rodgerson
Brezhnev detente push aims to secure Europe and oil
The piece warns Moscow seeks detente to secure its western front while pursuing influence in the Middle East and Asia. It argues the Soviet Union favors oil leverage from the Persian Gulf and the Suez route to guide Western Europe, with Cuba, Vietnam, and China as broader pressure points. It questions U.S. strategy and potential concessions in Europe.
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Leonid Brezhnev
Communist Party
Moscow
Mike Mansfield
U.S
Europe
Brezhnev
Warsaw Pact
NATO Alliance
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Washington
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Russia
Brandt
Oder- Neisse Line
Willy
Western Europe
NATO
West Germany
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
Egypt
North Vietnam
Suez Canal
Persian Gulf
U.S. Navy
Vietnam
China
Nixon
Peking
Strictly personal judging the times through history
The piece notes Roger Bacon as an early scientist of the Dark Ages who faced imprisonment and suppression. It cites his 1270 critique of the era’s corruption in clergy, orders, rulers, and scholars, and his later acceptance of experimental methods only centuries after his death. His own view of his age aligns with harsher contemporary judgments.
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Roger Bacon
Bacon
Clement IV
Magellan
Ballet Legends Fonteyn and Nureyev Set Curtain Call Record
Dame Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev staged a world curtain call record of 89 at the State Opera House in Vienna, drawing international notice for the performance.
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United Press International
Margot Fonteyn
Rudolf Nureyev
State Opera House
Vienna
Bible Verse Reflections On Persecuted Faith
A brief meditation notes Acts 5 18 about imprisoning apostles for righteousness and contrasts with modern persecutions for common sins urging Christians to love Him more.
Newspapers as enemies to the republic and security
The piece brands The New York Times and The Washington Post as major threats aligned with anarchists, accusing them of aiding enemies through war criticism and supposed leaks. It centers on Daniel Ellsberg and alleged misuses of the First and Fifth Amendments, arguing that protecting military secrets is essential to national security and U.S. policy.
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Republic
New York Times
Washington Post
George III
Benedict Arnold
Hitler
Stalin
Khrushchev
America
USA
Daniel Elisberg
Ellsberg
Times
California
Pete McCloskey
Richard Nixon
Nixon
The
the Post
Beelzebub
White House
Saigon
Hanoi
Post
Henry Kissinger
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Private Exchange
U.S.A
Bob Vosburg
Reema
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Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Judging the Times
Bible Thought
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