Public Opinion on Freedom Amid National Scandals
The piece argues that love of freedom remains vital as public confidence in Republicans wanes and Democrats seek the White House. It questions motives behind protecting the president, notes the necessity of full inquiry, and praises a vigilant press and public opinion as checks on government.
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White House
Nixon
Lord Acton
Linda Lovelace
Frog Boy
Calhoun
The Killer Instinct and Political Tactics Through 1972
NEA analysis recalls how the phrase killer instinct defined winners in politics and business. It traces rough campaigning from Kennedy’s 1960 nomination through Nixon era strategies, noting the line between bearable tactics and unacceptable ugliness, and how hardliners often gained power after 1968.
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Washington
Nea
Vincent Lombardi
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Richard Nixon
California
US Senate
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
White House
Goldwater
Voes
Drive to restore UN embargo on Rhodesian chrome in Congress
A high powered, international lobbying effort led by Sen. Hubert Humphrey Rep. Donald Fraser and Sen. Edward Kennedy aims to repeal the 1971 law scrapping UN sanctions on Rhodesian metallurgical chrome. Supporters argue the embargo protects U.S. weapons production. opponents led by Sen. Byrd say repeal is folly and Russia benefits from the lift.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
United Nations
Hubert Humphrey
Donald Fraser
D.F.L
Minn
Ardent
Humphrey
Fraser
Kennedy
James Abourezk
Henry Jackson
D. -Wash
Edward Brooke
R.mass
Thomas Eagleton
D.mo
Dx McGovern
United Nations Association of the
U.S.A
Sen. Kennedy
Southern Rhodesia
Harry Byrd
Ind.Va
State Department
Rhodesia
Russia
Security Council
Soviet Union
Sen. Byrd
Senate
Byrd
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers From June 7 24
Puzzle includes prefix and clues with numbered entries from 1 to 56 across various categories. Answers cover medical abbreviations, geographic terms, animal names, measurements, verbs, and other common crossword entries with several British or translated terms and two word indicators.
Almanac highlights and historical events for June 8 1973
The page lists key events on this date including the death of Prophet Mohammed in 632, Tennessee seceding in 1812, penny post cards in 1872, Roosevelt mediating in 1905, a 1942 Japanese submarine action near Sydney during World War II, a 1953 Supreme Court ruling on DC restaurants' service, and 1965 US troops in Vietnam authorized for offensive operations.
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Associated Press
Mohammed
Tennessee
Theodore Roosevelt
Sydney
Australia
US Supreme Court
District of Columbia
U.S
Vietnam
Piper Professors Reunion Judge Banquet Talk at Austin
Mrs. Marjorie Morris, nature instructor at Odessa College, spoke on The Globe of the Great Southwest Inc at a June Austin banquet honoring Texas Piper Professors reunion.
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Marjorie Morris
Odessa College
Globe of the Great Southwest, Inc
Austin
Piper Professors of Texas
Summer school enrollment tops 150 as classes run through July 14
Twenty years ago on June 8 1952 more than 150 school students registered for summer session classes that will continue through July 14.
Modern County Park Pool Highlighted by Health Inspector
A late health inspector praised the county park swimming pool as among the most modern facilities, noting its 1 percent sale figure and modern features.
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County Park
Hunt For Truth I By H L Hunt
Left leaning lawmakers and media spokesmen attack spending delays on federal funds. The piece argues Congress must guard taxpayers and the Treasury from executive overreach to prevent despotism and preserve the republic. A call for organized citizen action.
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Congress
United States
Treasury
Treasuries
Deep Throat at Presidio Center Shrugs Off Shame
A San Francisco Chronicle style review notes Deep Throat running 13 weeks at the Presidio Centre and other North Beach theaters with strong crowd turnout. The piece portrays pornography as a morbid spectacle, praising technical quality while condemning its moral impact and calling it an ugly blemish on society. The account cites profits, audience demographics, and the theater’s capacity as context.
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San Francisco
Presidio Centre
North Beach
Presidio
Sam Calhoun
Calhoun
Eagle Scouts
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