Editorial: Stop thieves in Chile and Cuba
The piece targets Salvador Allende's seizure of copper mines from Anaconda and Kennecott and urges U S action to pressure his regime. It links Cuba's Castro to communist threats, calls for vigorous steps to curb communism in the Caribbean, and questions the Monroe Doctrine.
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Salvador Allende Gossens
Republic
Chile
Allende
Anaconda and
Kennecott
Anaconda
Richard M. Nixon
U. S
Uncle Sam
Washington
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Havana
Thieu wins big amid violence and protests in referendum
President Thieu secured an 87.7 percent turnout and 95.55 percent approval in a contentious national referendum marked by terrorism and riots. North Vietnamese attacks sought to disrupt voting while Buddhists and veterans opposed his rule, but Thieu pledged peace and rule with a strong hand.
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Neuven van Thieu
Thieu
Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Europa Canal near completion joins Rhine and Danube seas
The Europa Canal, a 2.175 mile 2000 year old project, advances toward completion within ten years connecting the Rhine and Danube to link 13 nations. Locks lift ships over 1,066 feet, enabling 20 million tons annual traffic after opening.
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Europa
Danube
Black Seas
Europe
Charlemagne
Holy Roman Empire
Europa Canal
Rhine
Boyle's Column Highlights Backboneless Invitations
Hal Boyle lists common invitations and prompts readers to say no when future trouble may follow. He mocks social pressures from party to wedding rituals and warns against yielding to others' demands that could lead to regret or trouble.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Mac
Missouri
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on Bread and Truth
A column by Phil Pastoret muses on price, value, and perception. He notes the distinction between sound reasons and reasons that merely sound good, and reflects on how October weather prompts reflective moods.
A Texan Lost In Texas By ROBERT E FORD
The feature tours Ocean Drive in Corpus Christi praising its coastal scenery from Naval Air Station to the bay and downtown. The author notes lush homes, beaches, and the urban skyline seen from the bay, while remarking on mobile homes from hurricane Celia ruins and Padre Island developments. He suggests Corpus Christi’s growth through recreation and notable bridges to Portland, Texas, with a wary farewell to watery dives.
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Robert E. Ford
Associated Press
Ocean Drive
Corpus Christi
Naval Air Station
University of Corpus Christi
Texas
Highland
University Parks
Dallas
Corpus Christi Bay
Alamo
Zachary Taylor
Mexico
Henry Lawrence Kinney
Port Aransas
Upper Padre Island
Padre
Cropus Christi
Padre Island National Seashore
Portland
Tex
Nueces Bay
Forest industries plant game food along rights of way
South's pulp and paper and lumber companies are testing plots along access roads and utility corridors. Bahia grass and browse varieties are planted to provide deer and wild turkey forage, aid erosion control, and improve hunting for local sportsmen.
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South
Pulp and Paper
Peculiar Color Memory and Blue Laws in 1971 Oddities
A collage of curious facts by L M Boyd notes color memory as a rare inherited trait, blue laws printed on blue paper, signs of future trends, and quips on topics from sign language via picture phones to alimony and historical taxes. It invites reader letters to Fort Worth, Texas.
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You
Harry
L.M. Boyd
P.O
Fort Worth
Texas
Supreme Court test falls on Democratic delegate reform
The 1972 Democratic delegate apportionment debate moves to the Supreme Court. Reformers argue for a one person one vote system based on three elections, but the DNC plan mixing popular votes and electoral votes favors smaller states. Critics say the reform would overvalue big states and reduce convention independence.
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Washington
NEA
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Democratic National Committee
New York
California
Alaska
Wyoming
Nevada
Fellows
Edmund Muskie
Illinois
Newspaper Enterprise Association
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