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Revolution Around Us Says Revel Sees U S as World Leader
French philosopher Jean-Francois Revel argues the United States is in a peaceful revolution, leading global change. He praises American civilization and democracy as capable of solving 20th century problems while criticizing rigid doctrines abroad.
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Jean-Francois Revel
United States
Marx
Jesus
Revel
Soviet Union
Mao Tse-tung
China
Scientist challenges quick judgments on environment debate
California expert Dr. Emil Mrak from the University of California argues that the public cannot form informed judgments on pesticide in food production and related environmental issues. He notes uncertainty in mercury and seafood tolerance and says homework is lacking.
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Emil Mrak
University of California
Vintage Across Puzzle Clues and Answers Snapshot
A dense crib of crossword cues listing clues and answers from a vintage puzzle page. Includes references such as Swahili word for Boss Abandoned Ocean and 1934 Astaire Rogers film hints. Down clues cover political coalition and Venetian ruler amid a grid fill.
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Washington Merry-Go-Round halting Viet ground combat
The U S plans to end ground combat in Indochina immediately though Hanoi is expected to continue. Offensive actions have ceased except in northern South Vietnam with limited fighting by Americal and 101st Airborne. Nixon aims to convert remaining troops into security forces.
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Washington
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Indochina
High Command
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Americal
101St Airborne
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Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
Buckley critics Roy Cohn book as indignant and un circumspect
In a review of A Fool for a Client William F Buckley Jr argues Roy Cohns post trial memoir is not literary or circumspect but a venting of anger. He contrasts Cohns tactics with public figures and questions the justice system while noting Cohns fierce prosecutions and lingering legal battles.
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William F. Buckley JR
Alger Hiss
Roy Cohn
United States of America
Roy M. Cohn
Cohn
Soviet Union
Bobby Kennedy
Mr. Cohn
McCarthy Investigations
New York
Joseph McCarthy
Edward R. Murrow
Moby Dick
FBI
IRS
Attorney General
Life Magazine
Ahab
Good Fellowship Meeting Draws Indians to John Jordan Ranch
June 17 1871 crowd at John Jordan ranch near Many California reservations attended the three day good fellowship gathering. Participants from Klamath Reservation Oregon and Grindstone Reservation Glenn County joined a large turnout noted for its dances and outdoor setup. Geale and Company circus promises rare entertainment with world class equestrian gymnastic and acrobatic acts and a varied menagerie. Public urged to arrive early for seats at the arena hippodrome.
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California
Klamath Indian Reservation
Oregon
Grindstone Indian Reservation
Glenn County
Geale and Company Circus
Africa
Sentinel
Driver’s unseen enemy carbon monoxide threat
Dr. Lester Coleman outlines the dangers of carbon monoxide from auto exhausts and trapped gases in garages. He warns about symptoms like dizziness and headaches, stresses checking vents and avoiding close traffic in tunnels, and offers a glaucoma booklet for 25 cents.
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Lester Coleman
Lester L. Coleman
M.D
Northern California’s unique environment and freedom ethos
A young observer extols Northern California as a distinct land with open options and enduring appeal. The piece cites historic milestones from 1769 to 1907, homesteading freedom, and the sustained value of education, industry, and personal liberty that attract people worldwide.
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California
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Dr. Carter
Sonoma
American River
Central Pacific Railroad
Sierras
United States
Hoffa Guaranteed Income For Life
The Washington Post reported that James R. Hoffa will receive a lifetime pension around 75,000 dollars a year plus other family benefits before relinquishing the Teamsters presidency. A prior quote suggested 100,000 dollars annually as president emeritus with continued support for his wife and son in union roles if July convention approves.
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Thieu
National Assembly
Red China
U.S
Peking
Laos
South
Vietnam
Thailand
Lebanon
Bumpers
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
South Carolina
John West
Mills
Broger
Thomas Jefferson
Pentagon
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Jefferson
St. Julien
New York
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Teamsters Union
Washington Post
Hoffa
the Post
Josephine
Teamsters
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Local 299
Joint Council 43
Detroit
On This Date in History June Seventeenth Highlights
June 17 historical notes span 1759 Drake landing in California to 1967 China hydrogen bomb. Also 1703 Wesley born, 1775 Bunker Hill battle, 1940 France seeks peace terms, 1958 De Valera elected president, 1963 US Supreme Court prayer ruling, 1967 hydrogen bomb, 1971 Nixon inflation plea, 1965 five years ago policy shifts.
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Francis Drake
California
John Wesley
England
Bunker Hill
France
Germany
Eamon de Valera
Irish Republic
Us. Supreme Court
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