Moral calculus over victory in Vietnam and peace talks
A foreign ministry official in Egypt questions whether a U S victory in Vietnam justifies further deaths. The piece argues leaders must seek the greatest benefit with the least risk, noting that even a decisive win would not bring back soldiers or justify new losses without clear gains for U S safety or Southeast Asia stability.
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Egypt
Vietnam
Dmz
United States
Southeast Asia
Debating gun laws and the right to bear arms
The piece argues both sides of stricter gun controls noting that outlawing guns won’t stop criminals. It questions constitutional rights and stresses communication as key to solving conflicts and maintaining peace. It cites Mille Lacs Messenger reflecting on U.S China dialogue.
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Mille Lacs
Isle
Minn
China
America
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH
Across and down clues filled with varied references from literature to geography and history. Includes names like THOMAS JOSEPH and clues spanning languages and arts, plus several biographical hints and common crossword gimmicks.
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Thomas Joseph
Feds urged to lead antihijacking program on airliners
Secor D. Browne, chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board, told MIT Alumni Day that the federal government should take responsibility for antihijacking efforts including costs. He argued a unified program would be more effective than the then current system.
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Cambridge, Mass
Secor D. Browne
Civil Aeronautics Board
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Browne
Letters To The Editor Urge Repeal Of 1968 Gun Act
Tehama County arm of the National Association to Keep and Bear Arms seeks signers for three letters aimed at Congressman Harold T. Johnson and Senators Alan Cranston and John Tunney to repeal the 1968 Gun Control Act. Contact Robert Wanee or Ralph Cooper to sign.
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Tehama County
The
National Association To Keep and Bear Arms
Harold T
Bizz) Johnson
Alan Cranston
John Tunney
Robert Wanee
Ralph Cooper
Letter to the Editor Calls for Tehama Hospital De- politicizing
A local letter denounces the resignation of a Tehama General Hospital commissioner known as Boots and endorses Charles Crain to bring stability. The writer urges removing the hospital from electoral politics and warns incumbents to find new angles for re elections if closure becomes a factor.
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Daily News
Tehama General Hospital
Boots
Charles Crain
Crain
Rubber shortage warning urges farm truck savings
Tehama county U S D A war board chairman warns that without conservation rubber will not be available for farmers. He calls on county farmers to double up on truck and car use and reduce mileage and trips. Air observers at Fish Ranch post monitor early hours. June 9 1942. Also notes a June 9 1872 jail escape attempt thwarted by Under Sheriff S E Cushing.
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Tehama County
U.S.D.A
Fish Ranch
S.E. Cushing
Today in History highlights June 9 1972 world events
On June 9 historical notes include Norway’s 1940 surrender to Germany, Nero’s death in 68, Montebello battle in 1800, Vienna Congress ending in 1815, Dickens’ death in 1870, Jeffries’ boxing title in 1899, war production board in 1942, terror attack in 1954, Nasser resignation in 1967, Okinawa return talks in 1972, birthdays of McNamara and Cummings, and a proverb about hindsight.
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Nero
Montebello
Italy
Charles Dickens
James Jeffries
Bob Fitzsimmons
New York
Coney Island
United States
Great Britain
Algiers
U.S
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Israel
Japan
Okinawa
World Bank
Robert McNamara
Robert Cummings
Not A Country For Tyranny
Los Angeles AP reported State Supreme Court Justice Stanley Mosk warned that the United States must not become a tyranny against the people. He voiced concern over congressional moves enabling government surveillance wire tapping no knock intrusions into homes and preventive detention. He praised liberty advocates and said it is the court's responsibility.
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Los Angeles
Supreme Court
Stanley Mosk
United States
High Court
America
Mosk
Nixon Brezhnev Reach Tacit Vietnam Withdrawal Pact
Washington reports a tacit understanding between Nixon and Brezhnev to start disengagement from Vietnam. The talks hint at reduced Soviet and American arms to Hanoi and a phased down of military aid, with caution over Chinese positions and limited public discussion in Moscow.
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Richard Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
Kremlin
Vietnam
Moscow
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Nixon
Brezhnev
Lyndon Johnson
Nikolai Firyubin
Foy Kohler
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Kosygin
Aleksei Kosygin
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London
Llewellyn Thompson
U.S
Russia
Peking
Chou En-lai
McGovern blamed for market malaise in AP analysis
AP Business Analyst JOHN CUNNIFF notes McGovern is blamed for stock market stagnation as a symbol of wealth redistribution fears. He cites Newton Zinder and Robert Stovall, suggesting McGovern could keep the Dow below 1,000 if he secures the Democratic nomination, while others attribute market lull to uncertainty and Nixon's policies.
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John Cunniff
George McGovern
McGovern
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
South Dakota
Newton Zinder
E.F. Hutton
Robert Stovall
Reynolds Securities
Wall Street
Robert Johnson
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
No Fault Insurance Gains Backing From Knauer
Virginia Knauer told reporters here no fault auto insurance is the answer to the liability insurance scandal. She cited delays and shortfalls in current compensation and noted Nixon’s approval as a milestone. She framed the issue as consumer vs. special interests and criticized trial lawyers and insurers for lobbying against reform.
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San Francisco
Nofault Auto Insurance
Nixon
Virginia Knauer
Knauer
Abortion Reform Criticized as Police Failures Rise
California Governor Reagan denounces the medical profession for failing to police four year old abortion reform laws. He cites rising legal abortions, Medi Cal funded cases, and many procedures on girls aged 14 to 19 as evidence of lax enforcement. He gave no specific remedy.
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Sacramento
California
Reagan
Medi-Cal
Asian groups condemn KTLA film as racist portrayal
Asian-American groups condemn KTLA for airing The Brides of Fu Manchu calling it racist and distorted. They demand a public apology and equal time to present a fairer portrayal of Asian life.
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Los Angeles
Goiters and thyroid health and weight gain tips
Reader questions cover goiter heredity and cancer risk, iodine deficiency, and iodine supplementation. A physician explains thyroid anatomy, tests, and when to seek checkups, plus advice on gaining weight via calories and frequent small meals. Additional note promotes a booklet on alcoholism for families.
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