Editorial on Cassius Clay and conscientious objection
The piece argues that many servicemen oppose the Supreme Court ruling upholding Muhammad Ali's draft exemption. It contends Ali fought for himself and money, not country, and notes his name change coinciding with his draft campaign. It also contrasts Ali's showmanship with Joe Frazier’s deeper religious commitment and questions the sincerity of Ali's stance.
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Muhammad Ali
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Presbyterian shock over church funds aiding Angela Davis defense
National church actions stun members as United Presbyterian support for Angela Davis defense funded by donations draws fire. Critics question tax exemptions and urge adherence to law while noting other denominations’ controversial stands. Open forum letters welcome differing views.
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Angela Davis
Miss Davis
America
Black Panthers
Weathermen
Vacillating judges delay key cases amid high court indecision
The final interpretation of the law appears delayed as a group of insecure judges stalls rulings on major matters. Capital punishment decisions are again postponed while death row inmates await outcomes and the Pentagon papers case continues to face uneven court rulings affecting metropolitan newspapers.
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High Court
Civic Platform Promotes Fayette County Development
Daily Register notes a Fayette County drive to promote new industry and a community center with planned traffic light upgrades on Island and Staggered terms for Gelwein Council. Completion expected September 17. Prayer for Today calls for fasting and guidance from God to seek a straight path for the community and its families.
Danger in Mediterranean Russia threatens Malta
Soviet pressure grows around Malta after Mintoff's election as prime minister. Smirnov commands a push for the strategic island, which lies near Sicily and the African coast. Moscow seeks to establish a permanent naval presence with cruisers destroyers submarines and Kynda missile frigates while offering naval support and repairs as a concession.
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Capital Firing Line By Congressman H. R. Gross
The weekly column critiques the federal budget, noting a $4.2 trillion appropriation for State Justice Commerce and related agencies with a $213 million increase. It argues for spending cuts and questions foreign entanglements and U.S. war policy, while accusing leaders of deception in defense and Vietnam planning.
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Wallington
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U.S
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Go Get It Man Go Get It Court Right to Information
A fragment from a Poole England hospital story features six year old Tad Ormsby recounting a surreal postoperative vision. The boy claims angels appeared in the operating room while a divine-like figure affirmed removing his tonsils. The report touches on press accounts and civil rights questions about transparency.
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Tad Ormsby
Poole
England
Daily Across Puzzle Clues and Answer Grid
The Daily Across puzzle from the Daily Register lists clues such as Adipose Encourag e and Mysterious secret with answers spanning Not yours Arctic dolphin Gaelic Aphrodite beloved and more. The page header indicates the puzzle date Wednesday June 30 1971 with a 10 Oldelwein Iowa dateline.
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Stuart Enterprises CEO named NAB Radio board chair
Richard Chapin of Stuart Enterprises was unanimously elected head of NAB Radio board, also serving as chairing director of TEATS SUERTE oxy VEE. Chapin leads Stuart Materials and five Midwest radio stations, with the announcement made in Washington.
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