In Our Opinion on McNamara Papers and Times Disclosure
The article weighs government and press views on the Times publication of the McNamara papers. It questions motives, timing, and impact on Vietnam policy, noting legal questions and the enduring difficulty of discerning historical truth amid memory and political debate.
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Ogether
Defense
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Congress
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Vietnam
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Salen
Justice Department
Muskie’s revenue sharing plan heights political maneuvering
The text critiques Senator Muskie’s revenue sharing idea as a political boost that pleases might not secure the presidency. It argues local disposal of funds is better than federal routing, noting waste and inequalities in transfer money.
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Big City
United States
Washington
Zeta Pi Girls Sell Candy and Chat With Locals
Street scene details show Zeta Pi members selling candy then eating, with nearby residents including Dean Rust, Ross Rasmussen, Cluff Kendall, Ken Lindquist, Keller, Winward, Joe Ward, Casperson, Narl Allen, and Ralph Coles discussing summer plans, housing, and travel.
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Dean Rust
Ross Rasmussen
Cluff Kendall
Ken
Lindquist
Keller
Winward
Joe Ward
Casperson
Narl Allen
Ralph Coles
Journalist Scott Nelson honored for lifelong educational journalism
Scott Nelson a 1924 Preston High School alumnus and longtime journalism teacher earned recognition for his career shaping educational journalism. He taught notable figures including Bill Mauldin and Steve Allen while guiding student publications at Preston, BYU and Stanford affiliated programs.
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Arizona
Bill Mauldin
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J. G. Nelson
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Preston High
Stanton Pulsation Emai
Bill
Rebert
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Steve Allen
Nelson
Allen
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Mod Squad Comes To Life faces modern policing questions
The piece notes how The Mod Squad once mocked by critics now inspires police departments to train high school students as unarmed assistants. It discusses wrist radios from Dick Tracy, pulp magazine futures, and the evolving use of youth in undercover roles within community safety programs.
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Chet Gould
Dick Tracy
Mod Squad
Waterford
Mich
Detroit
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Marijuana use and public concern rise in 1960s notes
A fragmentary discussion emphasizes marijuana as a well known drug among parents. It notes its prohibited status except for research and mentions its spread, methods of use, and growing parental alarm amid evolving social attitudes.
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Lew
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Poe
Fragmented OCR Snapshot From Unclear Meeting Notes
The readable text shows scattered names and terms such as Rashinath Ad, Jones, Sree, and Richard with stray references to places and roles. No cohesive event or outcome emerges, suggesting a partial capture of a larger report or meeting minutes with garbled OCR errors.
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