Fear Cast the Votes in Los Angeles Mayor Race
Commentary argues Sam Yorty defeated Thomas Bradley amid fear of racism and campus unrest. It notes 1967 events, Watts, and broader race relations, warning fear undermines democracy and urging blacks to pursue change through lawful means and noncoercion.
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Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Thomas Bradley
Yorty
Bradley
Watts
San Francisco State University
Cleveland
Carl B. Stokes
Seth Taft
Stokes
America
Black Panthers
Cornell University
Jitters on the Roof Affects Modern Cattle Health
Organic Gardening and Farming reports cattle anxiety from new feeding methods. Dr. Richard Bristol of Iowa State University notes confinement feedings cause nervous and digestive disorders previously unrecognized. Public health implications are possible if animal CNS diseases transmit to humans.
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Organic Gardening and Farming Magazine
Richard F. Bristol
Iowa State Uni
Bristol
Coffee Bad Medicine for Children
Health column by Dr. Brady argues coffee is harmful for children under 16 and even moderate adult use should avoid bedtime. He notes caffeine’s effects on kidneys, heart, nerves, and brain and recommends milk based drinks or cocoa for youngsters. A pamphlet on bed-wetting is offered on request.
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Dr. Brady
F. W
Quiz Style Answers From Historic Board of Q A Snippets
A compact set of Q A pairs covers university admissions for women, Joan of Arc age at Orleans victory, largest German shepherd litter, FDR fourth oath location, and bird symbolism with wings. Each item presents a concise factual answer in a quick quiz format.
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University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Joan of Arc
Orleans
Joan
England
Henry VI
France
Charles VII
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
White House
Pegasus
Weakness of Church Influence Cited As Cause of Turmoil
A UPI dispatch from London cites a World Council of Churches recommendation that world churches should support violence to overthrow tyranny. The piece contrasts this with Canterbury Archbishop Ramsey's claim that the church is losing influence and notes President Nixon’s interdenominational service. It argues the core issue is failure to inspire deeper spiritual change across generations.
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David Lawrence
UPI
London
World Churches
World Council of Churches
Canterbury
Michael Ramsey
England
Nixon
White House
Cardinal Cooke
New York
St. Augustine
The
Baltimore Sun
Hal Boyle Pooch Headlines Mixed with Domestic Quips
New York AP feature sketches Hal Boyle humorous observations about dogs and owners. The column riffs on a family pet named Pooch blending light satire with domestic anecdotes and quippy dialogue.
Lawmakers Spar Over Treasury Cuts and Depletion Allowances
Rep. Tom Steed criticizes a Treasury manpower cut that saved 23 million but cost the government 500 in uncollected taxes. Rep. Thomas Rees questions unequal treatment, proposing a depletion allowance for workers.
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Tom Steed
D-Okla
Treasury Department
Thomas Rees
Calif
Moving line between past and future quote
A reflective quotation contrasts moral focus with life direction. It frames a steadfast, balanced stance between what has been and what is to come, attributed to George A. Buttrick in a clerical context.
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Jesus
St. Mark
Buddha
Confucious
Mohammed
Moses
United States
St. Luke
God
George A. Buttrick
Iman
Black College Students Seen as Reform Catalysts Not Revolution
In a survey of 80 largely white state universities, black enrollment lags at under 2 percent of students and about 1 percent of graduates. The report notes high risk admission programs, white fears, and a reformist rather than revolutionary stance among most black students, with leaders like Bayard Rustin cited.
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Washington
NEA
National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges
U. S
Wayne State University
Detroit
John Egerton
National Association
Bayard Rustin
Austin
Egerton
S. I. Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
Peace in Vietnam Focus Deepens in Paris Talks
Paris reports show Nixon plan for supervised withdrawal and post withdrawal elections as a basis for ceasefire talks. Thieu may accept a coalition with leftists. Moscow signals relief and seeks disengagement while North Vietnam and Viet Cong face weakened forces.
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Leon Dennen
Paris
NER
Vietnam
Nixon
South Vietnam
Czechoslovakia
Saigon
Thieu
Kremlin
Russia
Moscow
Ho Chi Minh
Red China
Hanoi
Cuba
Egypt
China
North Vietnam
Syria
Middle East
London
the Economist
U.S
Timely Quotes on Peaceful Ireland Travel
Former French President Charles de Gaulle praised Ireland as the most picturesque country during a vacation, calling it a haven of perfect peace and quiet. Theremark highlights his favorable impression of the island nation.
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Charles de Gaulle
Ireland
Oswego Palladium Times Masthead Snapshot
Fragmentary OCR shows Oswego Palladium and Oswego Times merger details with dates 1819 1845 and 1925, names Clarence T ihalghien and Clark Morrison, pricing lines for subscriptions and advertising, plus Thomson Newspapers addresses. The readable bits indicate a historical newspaper masthead and class mail notices.
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Oswego
N.Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Ihalghien
Clark Morrison
Jane
Te Oswepes
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Fear
Tion
Berry's
Paneida
Aling
Fetele
Atte
Soci Sorokin
Lunden
Recky
By Roger Bollen
Hal Boyle
Pooch
United Nations
Martha
Bruce Biossat
Soviet Union
Anwrgs Palladim-Times
West First St
N. Y
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Piaines Ave
Des Plaines
Ili
Gong and Homson T Newspapers. Inc
Rockefeller Plaza
Iteth
Colgy Tee
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