Russia Seek Peace Through Tension Relaxation Aims
The editorial notes Russia’s push for detente and reduced tensions as hopeful for peace, citing Kosygin’s aim to end conflicts and promote a world balance. It warns mistrust remains between powers, argues US restraint and vigilance are needed, and questions Russian support for Indochina and Middle East status quo.
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Russia
Suez
Germany
Vietnam
Kosygin
Soviet Union
United States
Indochina
Cambodia
Middle East
United Nations
Israel
Time for a Change Advocates Involved Majority
An opinion column urges citizens to stop mumbling and become an involved majority. It argues individuals should act to improve government, schools, churches, and morals by sharing responsibility and communicating with officials.
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America
The
Brownfield News
Boyle's Column offers miscellany on life and health
HAL BOYLE surveys insights from mail and public figures, noting longevity among prominent men, pollution from car exhaust, infant birth weights, and the tiny size of polio viruses. He quotes Chanel and Thoreau, cites longshoreman health trends, disability estimates, and keeps a wry tone about daily life and self.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Russia
U.S
Us.s.r
Pinmakers Guild of
London
Charles I
Gabrielle
Coco’’ Chanel
Not a valid headline from source
The provided text appears to be an ad or fragment inviting contributions for a "funny" feature with a payment offer, listing an address in Cleveland and unclear organization. No coherent news event or named entities beyond the terms “WE YOUNGER” and “Today's FUNNY” are present.
Last Horse Soldiers Endure at Arlington Caisson Platoon
The Old Guard Caisson Platoon at Ft Myer Arlington preserves cavalry ritual as they carry honored graves in Arlington National Cemetery. A six-horse team pulls a 1918 caisson, with wearied riders in blue uniforms, training months per infantryman, and duties spanning funerals and historic ceremonies.
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Ft, Myer
U.S
Arlington National Cemetery
Potomac River
Washington
Robert E. Lee
John F. Kennedy
Lee
Abraham Lincoln
Capitol
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Douglas MacArthur
Dwight D. Eisenhower
3Rd Infantry
Old Guard” Division
Ft. Myer
Oklahoma
Texas
Why the Kids Are The Way They Are
A psychiatrist argues society’s obsessions shape youth from birth. He cites drug marketing, hygiene, nutrition, work, rugged individualism, education, patriotism, law and order, and pollution as drivers of youth behavior, concluding all modern preoccupations explain today’s youth.
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Joel Fort
Fort
World Health Organization
School of Social Welfare
University of California
Center For Special Problems
San Francisco
National Sex and Drug Forum
Columbia University
Washington Monument
America
Washington's 'cliff dwellers' critique Congress in Washington
In Washington DC cabbies and workers mock Congress as the city’s true public, claiming lawmakers live apart from residents. A driver shares anecdotes of pay, perks, and toppling officials as he debates the town’s governance and taxes with a passenger.
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Gore Vidal
Washington, D.C
RFK
Washington
Nixon
Federal Coal Mine Health and Safety Act questions answered
A Q A on black lung benefits and social security. Benefits are paid from general revenues not Social Security. SSA administers through 1972. Labor Department takes over later. Claims may be filed by letter or visit to any SSA office with miner name, Social Security number, and applicant contact details.
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Social Security Administration
Labor Department
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WE Younger
West Pease
St. Cleveland
NEA, Inc
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Etremists
NEA
Bec
MMU etLle In
Congress’ Colony
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