Interstate 64 row and autologous transfusion noted
A local reader urges fast interstate planning and criticizes Governor Arch Moore over I 64 location. The piece also explains autologous transfusion, its benefits including reduced hepatitis risk, and notes the AABB committee study led by Dr Daniel Rosenstein to develop guidelines for bloodless surgery.
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Jehovah’s Witnesses
Justice And Freedom Not Hand In Hand
Washington opinion piece argues that freedom does not guarantee justice or equality. It cites Irving Kristol and Friedrich von Hayek on the difficulty of defining justice and the risk of power determining merit. The piece notes that even at the Democratic convention, representation is not guaranteed by freedom alone and requires authority to achieve fairness.
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America
Friederich von Hayek
Will Durant
Miami Beach
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Critics defend PTA Service Award recipients in San Clemente letter
A letter from Norman Kempster praises 11 members of a family for paying taxes and contributing to education, defending the Sophia PTA Service Award recipients against a local critique. The piece highlights service, work, and tax contributions, contrasting with slanted views of the award itself. The missive also includes UPI reporting on Nixon press conferences and the limits of presidential media events.
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Italian Government Shifts Behind Centrist Coalition
The new Italian cabinet led by Giulio Andreotti forms a center government with 17 Christian Democrats, five Social Democrats and four Liberals, excluding the Marxist Socialists. The move ends a long crisis but leaves labor unrest, neo-Fascist threats, and strikes continuing as Milan police chief Luigi Calabresi is killed amid ongoing demonstrations.
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Beckley News Papers Corporation notice details
The Be c kley News Papers Corporation based at 341 Prince Street Beckley West Virginia lists offices in Beckley and Hinton and provides contact telephone numbers and editor John Hodel as a United Press International member. Subscription rates are shown for daily and Sunday service by mail and home delivery by carrier or distributor with weekly and monthly amounts.
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Overprotection and Deception in Nixon Administration
A critical Mideast on press freedom and government honesty argues that the Nixon era, by censoring information and masking poor performance, risks turning the United States into a sick body politic needing new medicines and truthful accountability.
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Nixon
Soviet Effort to Rift Chinese Army From Mao Reported
The United States reports a Moscow backed campaign to split the Chinese Red Army from Mao Tse tung. Radio broadcasts in Chinese target army officers with claims of purges and disunity. Hong Kong sources note tensions between army leaders local officials and people following Peng Teh huai and Lin Piao incidents.
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Soviet broadcasts in China muddying waters amid power doubt
Bearys World notes that Soviet propaganda efforts in China appear poorly planned and ineffectual, aiming to sow dissension and hedge against Mao. Analysts say Moscow may abandon rapprochement with Beijing, reducing the risk of a united front against the United States.
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