Freedom as a divine gift beyond political grant
The statement declares freedom as a gift from God not from government. It rejects license and anarchy, calling for self-control and alignment with moral guides like the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
Firearm bans tied to socialist assault on private property
The writer argues gun restrictions advance socialism by eroding private property rights. They claim anti gun advocates seek outright bans or heavy regulation, leaving law abiding citizens disarmed while criminals and officials retain firearms, with parallels to Prohibition and taxation.
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George Wallace
Kennedy Brothers
Martin Luther King
Karl Marx
Marx
Criticism And Young Artists Learn From Bronte Parody
A mother halts a drive to critique her daughter one page with a copied passage from Jane Eyre. The exchange reveals tensions between youth ambition and parental guidance and ends with a humor about imitation as a craft lesson.
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To-Be
Charlotte Bronte
Today In History June 7 1972 UPI snapshot
On June 7 readers learn key events from history. Delegates in 1864 nominated Lincoln Johnson for the Republican ticket. In 1933 major powers signed a ten year peace pact. In 1939 George VI and Elizabeth toured the United States. Eisenhower became Columbia University president in 1948.
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United Press International
George ‘‘Beau” Brummell
Baltimore
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
New York City
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Nixon rally cited in praise as Vietnam war stance repeated
The writer notes the Thursday night reception for President Nixon praising his pledge to end the Vietnam war honorably. He contrasts Nixon's Warsaw trip and champagne imagery with criticism of Thieu and broader antiwar voices, while defending Nixon's stance and praise from Congress. The piece vents frustration at opponents and affirms Nixon's late-night ovation.
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Hanoi
Nixon
Warsaw
Poland
Yalta
Stalin
Europe
United States
Asia
Saigon
Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
South Vietnam
Humphrey
Thieu
Giap
Ealing
Johnson
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Laos
Peking
New York Times
Princeton
Harvard
Corliss Lamont
Congress
McGovern Shifts Toward Reconciliation in California Push
In California McGovern’s campaign pursues reconciliation as voters seek real change without violence or sharp upheaval. Pat Caddell’s polling signals growing blue collar and Black support while McGovern zones toward a centrist tone, studying gains and risks among party allies and rivals.
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California
George McGovern
McGovern
Pat Caddell
Wall Street Journal
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Chicago
Richard Daley
Miami Beach
Mexico City Summit Reflects Trade and Tensions in 1970
The piece notes Mexico's growing auto industry in Toluca and exports to Venezuela, while President Luis Echeverria heads to Washington with a stop in San Antonio to discuss Colorado River salinity and the treatment of Mexican laborers in U.S. fields. The visit highlights economic progress amid diplomatic strains with the United States.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Toluca
Latin America
Venezuela
Luis Echeverria
Washington
San Antonio
Texas
Richard Nixon
Colorado River
U.S
California
Arizona
Is This a Private Fight or Can Anybody Get In
Analysis of U S protectionism and Mexican economic policy with emphasis on Burk Hartke bills Mexican constitutional limits on foreign investment and the shift to trusts allowing foreign capital in tourist hotels and Rio Grande plants stressing impact on Mexico U S economic ties and labor wage implications and editorials on national sovereignty and foreign ownership in Mexico plus government views from Emilio Rabasa and others.
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Republic of Mexico
Woodrow Wilson
Echeverria
Yucatan
Rio Grande
Emilio Rabasa
Mexico
Paying The Piper For Fat Decades From Energy Affluence
In a 1950s and 60s boom, the public endured cheap energy and rising living standards. Now confidence in business is low as the bill arrives for pollution and environmental costs. Hardesty urges a national energy policy balancing supply and environmental needs to close the energy gap.
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America
Opinion Research Corp
C. Howard Hardesty Jr
Continental Oil Co
Gogetter
Chambers of Commerce
Hardesty
Florida lawmakers contact list with district offices
A compact directory lists state senators and representatives with office addresses in Crestview Panama City Tallahassee Fort Walton Beach and Pace plus U S senators Chiles Hollingsworth Gurney and representative Bob Sikes. It includes street addresses and telephone numbers for multiple Florida offices and Washington D C.
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Parison
West Germany
Burke-Hartke
Burke
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Berry's
NEA
By Don Oakley
William Dean Barrow
Crestview
Fla
Dempsy J. Barrow
Pax 1618
Panama City
Mallory E. Horne
Tallahassee Bank
Tallahassee, Fla
Jerty Melvin P.O
Fort Walton Beach
H.D. Elmore
P.O
Edmond M. Fortune
Pace, Fla
Lawton M. Chiles
Lt. Hollingsworth
Lakeland
Senate
Washington, D.C
Edward J. Gurney
Winter Park
Washington D.C
Bob Sikes
Court House
East
Fla. Ana
Room
Rayburn Ridge
Washington, D