Seeds of a Police State in Pekin Demonstration
An incident in Pekin Illinois during a presidential visit shows police and Secret Service action against a demonstrator who held an "Im peach Nixon" sign. He was ordered to remove the sign and its backing and arrested after resistance, then restrained and handcuffed. The piece invokes Niemoller and cautions against overreach while noting alarming security behaviors amid political protests.
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Pekin
Ill
Secret Service
Nixon
Wire Service
Myles J. Ambrose
America
Germany
Martin Niemeller
Nixon quote misattribution sparks debate in Watersgate era
Political scientist James Barber of Duke University argues Nixon may induce a new crisis to divert from Watergate. He cites a misremembered quote about the average American as a child, noting the president’s fuller remark urged independence, a detail critics often omit.
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Richard Nixon
James Barber
Duke University
The
Washington Monthly
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Nixon
Cambodia
Senate
G. Harrold Carswell
Supreme Court
Dr. Spock
Franjieh
Lebanon
Congress
Capitol Hill
House
John Mitchell
Watergate
Mitchell
White House
Understanding Pulmonary Embolism in Young Adults
Dr. Lamb explains how blood clots form in the veins travel to the lungs causing sudden death, often after illness or bed rest. He notes risk from inactivity, stresses early mobilization after surgery, and says incidence has fallen with improved postprocedure care. Readers are invited to send questions or request a booklet.
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Dr. Lamb
Lamb
Russians Hope Nixon Names Ambassador They Can Agree On
Soviet officials press for Nixon to appoint an ambassador to Moscow with whom they can deal. They favor Walter Stoessel or Malcolm Toon, with Stoessel their top choice, and recall Anatoly Dobrynin as a long-serving Washington figure. They discuss potential successors at Tass or the American Institute and joke about stuffed boar heads.
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Nixon
Moscow
Walter Stoessel
Malcolm Toon
Yugoslavia
Stoessel
Anatoly Dobrynin
Washington
Tass
Leonid Zamyatin
American Institute
Georgi Arbatov
Brezhnev
Henry Kissinger
Helmut Sonnenfeld
Kissinger
Bulgaria
Franjieh
Lebanon
Israel
Syria
Significant History Highlights From June 26 Across Eras
June 26 marks pivotal events from 1945 San Francisco UN Charter signing to 1973 headlines. Notable entries include Pizarro’s 1541 death and the Pied Piper legend, plus 1944 Cherbourg capture in World War II and JFK’s 1963 West Berlin visit response, with broader notes on Lebanon and U.S. Congress payroll trends.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Hamelin
Francisco Pizarro
Lima
Peru
John Tyler
Julia Gardiner
New York
Nazi Germany
Finland
Soviet Union
Cherbourg
France
John F Kennedy
West Berlin
Iwo Jima
Japan
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Men Prefer Drink to Pills as Coping Trend Cited
Hal Boyle reports survey findings that twice as many women as men use tension relief pills, but men tend to drink when uptight. The piece also notes air pollution could slow climate change yet would take millennia to trigger a new ice age. It mentions rising cancer in Japan and explains zoonoses, ending with Thackeray quote on appearances.
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New York
U.S
Walker family fills Marietta village posts in election
In Marietta Illinois with 169 residents Mrs Carol Walker beat her sister in law Janet Walker for City Clerk Gerald Walker and Liza Benham won village trustee seats while Charles Benham Jr and Dick Whiteman tied for the third trustee post Liza and Charles are mother and son
Follow God’s Example and Be Pure in Speech
A devotional note cites Ephesians 5 1 4 urging believers to imitate Christ love others avoid sex sin greed and coarse jokes and remind one another of God’s goodness while living righteously in a religious heritage context.
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God
Christ
America
Defense News Censorship Stifles Nixon Briefings
A Pentagon clipping team curates critical and opposing Defense reports for presidential briefings. The White House considered hiring objective reporters to balance perfumed summaries, but the plan failed. Critics say Nixon’s readings were narrowed, hindering understanding of political realities with Congress.
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Washington
NEA
Secretary of Defense
Pentagon
Defense Department
Melvin Laird
Elliot Richardson
Nixon
White House
Watergate
Congress
Institutions Threaten Small Investors In Stock Markets
New York AP reports big institutions frighten small investors by price swings and concentrated holdings. Paul Kolton of the American Stock Exchange urges four areas of voluntary rules on trading, portfolio haircuts, disclosure, and use of nonpublic information, with SEC or Congress as possible backstops.
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New York
Paul Kolton
American Stock Exchange
Kolton
Ose Motcherg
Securities and Exchange Commission
Oswego Palladium Times Advertising Rates Notice
Public notice of mail rates and delivery charges for the Oswego Palladium Times and Oswego Times fusion. Rates cover yearly and short terms for Oswego area addresses and elsewhere, with carrier and home delivery details and advertising representatives.
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Oswego
N. YY
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Morrison
Wayne
Northern Cayuga Co
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Richard Johnson
Stanford
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Daniel P. Moynihan
Lee A. DuBridge
Donald Rumsfeld
Arthur Bruns
Robert H. Finch
John A. Colpe
Walter J. Hickel
George Romney
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Thomson Newspapers, Inc
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Des Plaines
Iil
Rockefeller Plaza
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