Objectivity and public scrutiny in city politics
A Denver Post editorial criticizes Mayor McCulloch for press woes and urges two way press relations. The piece argues newspapers must report facts and express opinions while officials justify policy. it also discusses government secrecy and President Nixon’s orders on access to classified information, warning against overclassification.
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Woodrow Wilson High School
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Jackson
Harry Truman
Nixon
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Defense Department
Donald M. Fraser
Minn
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Colo
Religion In America Man Demonstrates Beliefs By Actions
A discussion of how beliefs about life after death shape Christian conduct. It contrasts traditional heaven hell and purgatory with universal salvation, noting discomfort with eternal punishment and urging moral choices under fear of divine justice while trusting God’s unfailing love.
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Hell
Paradise
Jesus
Paul
St. Paul
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Would WV gain a professional football team and its name
The text ponders West Virginia hosting pro football, offering satirical team names like Poor West Virginians and The West Virginia Looters. It muses on funding by governors and jokes about gladiatorial ruins, then shifts to Pearl Harbor reflections and the lasting national impact of the 1941 attack.
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Barron
Moore
Rome
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
United States
Wall Street
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Pearl Habor
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Oahu
U. S. Pacific
U. S
Samuel Eliot Morison
Hitler
Washington
U.S
Roberta Wohlstetter
David Bergamini
Japan
Hirohito
Army
Sugiyama
Onishi
Bergamini
U.S. Office of Naval Operations
Tokyo
Malaya
Supreme Court
America
Senate
US seen as rich but fragile by Japanese leaders
Japanese officials express concern over the Nixon shocks while praising America's strengths. A company spokesman fears a collapse in the US economy but trusts long term resilience. A government officer warns losing faith could threaten national confidence after reduced space and SST ambitions.
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Tokyo
NEA
Japan
United States
America
United
Raleigh 25 Years Ago Brownout to Conserve Coal
Raleigh faces a nationwide brownout as Civilian Production Administration and Mayor Burke announce curbs to save dwindling coal. The piece contrasts U S efforts with Japan's view of American strength and the need to lift productivity while addressing housing, roads, sanitation, and pollution challenges.
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Beckley
Civilian Production Administration
W. A. Burke
America
Japan
U. S
Nixon
Nixon to Meet Allies in Effort to Rebuild Confidence
President Nixon plans a series of talks with long time allies Canada France Britain West Germany and Japan through December and January to restore confidence and gain insights for talks with China and the Soviet Union. Meetings include Trudeau in Washington Pompidou in the Azores Heath in Bermuda Brandt in Key Biscayne and Sato in San Clemente.
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UPI
Nixon
Canada
France
Britain
West Germany
Japan
U.S
White House
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Mao Tse-tung
Moscow
Elliott Trudeau
Azores
Georges Pompidou
Edward Heath
Great Britain
Bermuda
Willy Brandt
Key Biscayne
Eisaku Sato
San Clemente
Trudeau
Washington
NATO
Peking
Brandt
East
China
Sato
Nixon to hold talks with Chinese and Soviet leaders
Berry's World notes Nixon may meet with major powers, with Secretary of State William Rogers, Treasury's John Connally and Henry Kissinger joining him. The meetings could tackle currency realignment and a possible reduction of the 10 percent U.S. import surtax, signaling a broader diplomacy strategy.
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Nixon
William Rogers
the Treasury
John B. Connally
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
World War memorial holiday proclaimed by President Harding
Fifty years ago the Raleigh Register notes President Harding issued a proclamation designating November 1 as a legal holiday to honor those who died in the recent World War. Miss Nola Dalton resigns as Mabscott schoolteacher to become Mabscott station clerk, with Miss Margaret Sullivan succeeding in her role.
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Nola Dalton
Mabscott School
Mabacott Station
Margaret Sullivan
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