SDS Man Goes Corporate in Capitol Hill Parody
In a satirical piece Art Buchwald chronicles SDS members infiltrating a department store to foment revolution. Barney Longstreet climbs from trainee to executive at Flipper's, donating profits and forming queues for Afro-American couture, highlighting campus ideals clashing with corporate ascent.
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Art Buchwald
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Barney Longstreet
Barney
Che Guevara
Mao Tse-tung
Flipper
Longstreet
Flipper’s
First Avenue
Reading Marcuse
Long Island
Westhampton
Westchester County
Otepka moves in inner circle amid new security push
Washington insiders report renewed Senate scrutiny of Otto Otepka as Dirksen pushes his confirmation to the Subversive Activities Control Board amid a plan to revive the panel. Links between Otepka, Liberty Lobby and neo Nazis are highlighted while a broader push to expand security powers faces opposition and debate.
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Washington
Otto Otepka
State Department
Tom Dodd
Connecticut
Senate Judiciary Committee
Everett Dirksen
R-Ill
Otepka
Subversive Activities Control Board
Nixon
Dirksen
Sens
Ted Kennedy
Massachusetts
Joe Tydings
Maryland
Sen
Dodd
Kennedy
Tydings
Jim Eastland
D-Miss
United States
Liberty Lobby
Willis Carto
Both
Imperium
John Norpel Jr
Senate
Internal Security Committee
Strom Thurmond
R.C
David Berger
Philadelphia
Justice Corps
Peace Corps
District Attorney’s Office
Berger
Chet Walker
Philadelphia 76Ers
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Instability in Santa Fe Rises From Cargo Dispute and Budgets
The piece outlines deep distrust between Governor David F. Cargo and the Democratic legislature in Santa Fe, highlighting delayed revenue figures, questions about Medicaid, budget director turnover, and clashes with the Legislative Finance Committee. It notes Political ambitions affecting public interests, with Cargo pursuing U.S. Senate and Sen. Harold Runnels gearing up for another House run, while governance faces turnover and investigations into university and land management practices.
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Santa FE
David F. Cargo
Cargo
Ed Hartman
Harold Runnels
Hartman
Robert Kirkpatrick
Revenue Bureau
Solons
Dave
Legislative Finance Committee
Cargo Department
LFC
U. S
Runnels
U. S. House
Senator Soaper Says Weary World Lacks New World Cruise
A bundle of witty quips covers sailing feats daylights saving options and a mock list of political and social issues. Jokes touch on a single-handed voyage around the world, top federal regulatory aims, and the search for a new chief justice.
Troubled Years A Navajo Saga Review
Kay and Russ Bennett adapt the Navajo saga from 1846 to 1870 focusing on famine and dispossession as Anglos push westward. The review notes a family-centered narrative with balanced views, though parts feel fuzzy and a Navajo author draws on original sources while her husband provides context.
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Kay
Russ Bennett
Naylor
San Antonio
Kay Bennett
Pecos River
Coney Island Coaster Yields Odd Loot This Season
Borrowed items found on the roller coaster include contact lenses wigs fake mustaches falsies shoes false eyelashes and crutches. The column ponders whether to search for the owner or reassemble the person and notes a whimsical link to famed gems and their legends. Tilly jokes that her jewelry turns green with envy.
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Coney Island
Tilly
Roswell Daily Record Staff Contact and Address
Roswell Daily Record lists advertising manager Jim C Cox and editor Albert Stubbs with business manager R M Higginbotham. The paper publishes weekday evenings except Saturday and ends Sunday morning at 424 North Main Roswell NM 6820. It is a member of The Associated Press and CNPP.
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North Main Street
Roswell
History Highlights From May Thirteenth, 1969 AP Capsule
AP notes show significant anniversaries on May 13 1969 including Jamestown founding in 1607 Napoleon capturing Vienna in 1809 the Mexican war declaration in 1846 the Civil War last engagement at Palo Pinto in 1865 Lusitania protest in 1915 the Dutch royal flight in 1949 Nixon car attack in 1958 and historical remarks. Also mentions Resurrection City dedication in 1969 and a satirical line about a coworker.
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Associated Press
America
Jamestown
Napoleon Bonaparte
Vienna
U.S. Congress
United States
Mexico
Palo Pinto
Tex
Germany
Wilhelmina
Juliana
Netherlands
London
Fortas ethics dispute sparks bid for broader disclosure
The Fortas controversy prompts Sens. Hart and Case to expand a bill for financial disclosures to include federal judges. The column urges restraint, arguing against presuming wrongdoing and warning against a witch-hunt atmosphere harming public trust.
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Abe Fortas
Louis FE. Wolfson
Supreme Court
Fortas
Philip Hart
D.mich
Clifford Case
R.-N.j
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