Communist gun control rhetoric exposed in American Rifleman editorial
An American Rifleman editorial quotes Lenin Trotsky and Stalin to claim communists seek to arm workers and disarm the bourgeoisie. It cites Library of Congress texts and notes Soviet propaganda calls for disarming opponents, including in the United States, as evidence of policy and intent.
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Lenin
American Rifleman
Trudt
Trud
Izvestia
United States
Lutheran
Oregon
NRA
Henry L. Bottemiller
Russia
Moscow
Progress Publishers
U.S. Library of Congress
U. S. Library of Congress
Trotsky
Communist International
Robert V. Daniels
New York
Random House
Stalin
J. V. Stalin
Central Committee
Alain Delon the actor who Became an international idol
In a long profile HAL BOYLE recalls Alain Delon, 34, former Paris butcher’s apprentice turned film star. Delon co stars in Borsalino with Jean Paul Belmondo and uses his craft to define fame. He emphasizes life, vanity, and personal priorities, including his son Anthony, amid his reflections on career and character.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Alain Delon
Paris
Delon
Tyrone Power
Allan
Cannes
Nathalie Delon
Alain
Anthony
Kissinger talks tenure power and paradoxes in White House
AP Special Correspondent Saul Pett reports Henry Kissinger, 47, Harvard professor turned national security adviser, discusses his influence, pressures, and public image. He defends not wielding monolithic power, explains decision processes, workload, and the Cambodia episode amid scrutiny from colleagues and the State Department.
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Saul Pett
Washington
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Taeutonic
Dr. Strangelove
United States
Bismarck
Henry Alfred Kissinger
White House
Henry
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Harvard
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Bachelo Nixon
Barbara Howard
Hena
Christina Ford
Comag
Birth control center opens in 1917 in Brooklyn
The Q A asserts that Margaret Sanger opened the first birth control clinic in the United States on October 16, 1917, in Brooklyn New York. It also covers brief notes on the origins of the term battery in baseball and other trivia.
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Pms Sanger
Brooklyn
Don Larsen
New York Yankee
Prodigal Educator Rankle Governor
Governors resist the education lobby while seeking higher quality, accountability, and new funding methods. States may take over local property taxes to fund education, reducing inequity and boosting efficiency. The trend anticipates a shift from lobbying to measurable results and cost saving in schooling.
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Washington
New York State
Michigan
U.S
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Pegs Enterprise
Bob Moore
Ort Roden
Bonnie Dearley
South
Cedar Street
Pecos
Texas
Boyle
Jefferson
Adams
Gaere
William Rogers
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
State Department
Vari Departments
Cambodia
Defense Department
Okinawa
Newspayer Enterprise Assa
Berry's
NEA, Sec
Bruce Biossat
Rankle
By Bruce Biossat
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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