Calmer view of May Day clash defends government action
Amid debates over civil liberties a senator and columnists defend the Washington May Day police response. The author argues a government must defend itself to protect constitutional rights and likens the mass roundup to inoculation against broader danger. The piece urges firm action to prevent a repeat.
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U.S
Washington
Richard G. Kleindienst
Bulance
American Legion
Jaycees
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Qute
Nixon
Washington, D.C
Iodin Deficiency and Feeling Cold in Maine Letter
A Maine reader reports relief from severe colds after starting iodine rationing and asks about iodine's role in preventing respiratory infections. Dr Brady cautions no proof of disease prevention and urges medical guidance, noting iodine can be harmless if not overused.
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Brady
Maine
Grumman backs halt to F14 funding amid cost overruns
Washington AP Grumman Aircraft Corp says halting the $806 million F14 funding would be very appropriate as House Chairman Hebert moves to cut the money from a weapons bill. The company supports reviews by Congress and the Pentagon and expects possible renegotiation to reduce future losses. Representative Pike argues production funding cut would push contract renegotiation for fewer planes.
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Washington
Grumman Aircraft Corp
Navy
Congress
House Armed Services
F. Edward Hebert
Hebert
House
Pentagon
Grumman
Otis G. Pike
Dn.y
Pike
Western New York milk production hits five-year high
Buffalo area dairy farms produced 84.1 million pounds of milk in May, as market administrators report a five year high for Western New York. The region has about 1,200 dairy farmers, according to the AN official release.
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Buffalo
New York
Sensible Vietnam War Views From Lesser Known Voices
Washington churchman Dr George R Davis distances himself from McGovern Hatfield aims and urges honor in withdrawal. Republican Rep Frank Bow argues war critics politicize policy while Nixon links prisoner release to troop withdrawal.
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George R. Davis
National City Church
Washington
Congress
Vietnam
Dr. Davis
Nixon
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
House of Representatives
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Suit With Stripes Marks Mod Fashion Nod by Hal Boyle
East Brunswick AP columnist Hal Boyle recalls buying a suit with very small stripes as a concession to fashion. He describes the cautious process, a showroom clerk’s persuasion, and the unease and curiosity about whether stripes signal a wider change in style.
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Hal Boyle
East Brunswick
N.J
Today in History highlights from June 17, 1971
On June 17 1759 Sir Francis Drake landed on the California coast. John Wesley born 1703 England founder of Methodism. 1775 Battle of Bunker Hill. 1940 France asked Germany for peace terms. 1959 Eamon de Valera elected president of Ireland. 1963 US Supreme Court ruled against mandatory Bible readings in schools. 1967 China announced first hydrogen bomb. Ten years ago US warned on nuclear testing. Five years ago Pope Paul VI granted bishops limited waivers on celibacy. One year ago Nixon urged restraint on prices and wages.
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Francis Drake
California
John Wesley
England
Bunker Hill
France
Germany
Eamon de Valera
Irish Republican
U.S. Supreme Court
China
United States
Soviet Union
Confederate Spy Hanged in Little Rock at Seventeen
Federal authorities hanged David O. Dodd, aged 17, in Little Rock Arkansas in 1864 for serving as a Confederate spy. The wartime execution is noted as a notable case of youth involvement in espionage during the Civil War era.
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Dvid O. Dodd
Little Rock
Ark
Kremlin double dealing behind disarmament talks
Washington insiders warn Kissinger warned Moscow could use talks to lull the United States into security while expanding arms and pursuing other ventures. Three years later warning signs include growing Soviet arms support to Egypt, pursuing superior missiles, stalled SALT progress, and gaps in data among Soviet negotiators. The piece notes limited Soviet effort toward Vietnam peace and questions sincerity at conference tables.
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Washington
NBA
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Cuba
Middle East
Pentagon
State Department
White House
Ment
Egypt
William Rogers
Capitol Corridors More Color for Legislative Sessions
Albany editorial suggests teaching kids about government with sports metaphors. It proposes batting averages for lawmakers, rotating managers, speedier debates, scoreboards from voting devices, and treating elections as drafts to boost public interest in the New York Legislature.
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Albany
N.Y
Capitol
Younsters
Assembly
Senate
California
Motorcyclists Must Use Lights On Highways
Albany New York Motor Vehicle Commissioner Vincent L ToFany reminded motorcyclists that they must display lit lamps on the front and rear when traveling on public highways. The rule, effective since January 1, applies daylight hours with an exception for municipally owned bikes under 20 mph used for collecting parking fees or enforcing traffic laws. The safety aim is to improve visibility to other motorists.
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Albany
Vincent L. Tofany
New York State
Tofany
Oswego Palladium Times Post Office Entry Notice
The Palladium Times announces postal status and rates for Oswego New York readership. It lists consolidated history since 1925 and pricing for yearly, half yearly, quarterly, and monthly subscriptions plus advertising representation details and Associated Press rights.
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Oswego
N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
Wayne
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