Cuban inspired US radicals fuel urban unrest say editors
The editorialists argue Cuba supplies the raw material for a domestic revolutionary movement. They cite 4000 Americans who visited Cuba in the last decade, including bombers, professors, and student radicals who praise Castro. They link this to a rise in politically motivated violence and police attacks across the country.
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Georgie Anne Geyer
Keyes Beech
Miami
Hearld
Chicago Daily News Wire
Castro
Cuba
United States
U. S
Julie Nichamin
University of Michigan
Verde Olivo
Jerry Piblo
Chicago Seven
State Department
Czechoslovakia
Florida
Berkeley
Rubin
Wisconsin University Army Math Center
Marion Delgado
Math Center
America
John Mitchell
Bernardine Dohrn
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Huey Newton
Chicago
Joseph Rhodes
Harvard
Nixon
South Vietnam
Bobby Rush
Rush
South Side
Nae Uni
Left
Black Panthers
National Guard
Hanoi
Peking
Pyongyang
Montevideo
Rio de Janeiro
Jumping to conclusions and a catalog of observations
HAL Boyle riffs on gender views of price tags and popularity in stores. He muses on amateur harmonica players, Hemingway’s bravado, male courage, and memory, then notes domestic quirks, romance costs, and the noise of modern life with wry, satirical vignettes.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Ernest Hemingway
Hemingway
Trash Crisis Part II shows recycling zeal and struggles
In Middletown Ohio AP reports on a drinking night and bottle disposal, then broadens to a national push for better refuse collection and recycling. Black Clawson adapts paper industry tech to separate glass metal and paper, with incineration for residue and cost targets of 2 to 5 dollars per ton. Government grants and private pilots target scalable solutions amid uncertain markets.
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Bill Stockton
Middletown
Ohio
Miami River
Paul Marsh
Black Clawson Co
Black Clawson
Marsh
U.S. Bureau of Mines
College Park
USBM
Bureau of Solid Waste Management
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Merril Eisenbud
New York University Institute of Environmental Medicine
Senate
Senate Public Works
National Commission
Office of Science and Technology
HEW
Palo Alto
Calif
Combustion Power Co
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Ohio Churches Bridge Town and Gown Across a Divided State
A Christian viewpoint argues Ohio can bridge town and gown rifts seen since Kent State. The piece highlights church leadership in Wooster Columbus Cleveland and Wooster College Drug Information Center aiding youth. It spotlights pastors Ray Swartzback Robert Raines and Jack Hart and the motto With God All Things Are Possible.
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Ohio
State
Ohio State
Columbus
Browns
Bengals
Kent State
Kent State University
America
Church
Christian Church
College of Wooster
United States
Ray Swartzback
Wooster
Robert Raines
Jack Hart
Cleveland
God
Hanoi's Dilemma In Cambodia
Analysis from sources in Asia and Europe reports Hanoi faces strategic trouble in Cambodia not by military weakness but by political leadership gaps. North Vietnam struggles to govern Cambodia and win local support while risking supply drains and enlarged occupation if it seizes the country.
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Washington
Far East
Hanoi
Cambodia
Laos
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
South Vietnam
Prince Sihanouk
Sihanouk
Red Khmers
China
Red
Lon Nol
Lusaka
Zambia
National Union
Moscow
Nixon
U.S
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Bob Moore
Ord Rowden
Bonnie Dearley
South Cedar Street
Pecos
Texas
School For Radicals
Boyle
Baby Dear
Tue
Pri
David Poling
Ohio Churches’ Job
Town
Gown
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Poling
The
Christian Herald Assn
Berry’ World
John Wayne
Ray Cromley
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