McGovern Attacks Ky Aims to Pull U S From Vietnam
The column quotes Senator McGovern labeling South Vietnam’s Ky a tinhorn dictator and questions his Paris talks. It argues Ky defends his nation’s freedom against Communist pressure while U S indecision jeopardizes ally support and sanctions long-held commitments.
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George McGovern
Chicago
Kennedy
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Senate
Johson
Tinhorn
United States
King George
McGovern
Union
North Vietnam
Tinhern
Landon Johnson
Thieu
Massachusetts
Paris
Vatican
America
Vietnam
Amer
Eisenhower
Johnson
Nixon Keeps Hoover and Helms in Top Security Posts
The incoming president reaffirms maintenance of law and order at home and abroad by retaining FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover and CIA Director Richard Helms. Both are praised for long service and professional leadership, with Hoover celebrated as a symbol of effective law enforcement and Helms noted for cool efficiency in espionage.
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Rieurs
MM. Nixon
FBI
CIA
J. Edgar Hoover
Richard Helms
Hoover
America
Helms
Johnson
Nixon
Florida professor seeks grant to study snoring cure
A Florida A M College professor applies for a 5160 000 federal grant to research snoring claiming it could cut national divorce rates. He notes personal sleep issues and aims to benefit science and domestic bliss, while critics joke about ear plugs and dubious motives.
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Florida A&m College
Los
Readers voice objections on charity drive at Kelly AFB
Letter writers lash out at the annual charity drive describing it as coercive and intrusive. They cite forced contributions and favoritism toward religious groups, urging voluntary participation without coercion.
Dictatorial Congratulations on Mr Garcia’s Mailbox Tribute
The writer praises Mr Romeo Garcia’s Mailbox column in strong terms and contrasts it with the administration’s late power moves. The piece asserts the dictators are pushing biased views and hints at waning influence, noting WH’s perceived success of those efforts.
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Romeo Garcia
Jeter
Isis
Henry Taylor
John Chaneberlain
Peace Talks Face Vote on Coalition Government
The article argues for a vote by the Vietnamese people on forming a coalition government. It proposes U.N. involvement to break the peace talks deadlock and suggests exile for key leaders to allow the country to prepare for a new era.
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U.N
Vietnam
City leaders clash over Sunday closing laws and policy
The piece lampoons District Attorney Barlow and local officials as uncertain on Sunday closing laws while naming civic figures Jercy Ylenckel and Mayor McAllig. It laments police inaction and urges editors to guide citizens who increasingly feel vigilante sentiment.
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Barlow
Jercy
Wonder Boy
Ylenckel
McAllig Fer
Richard Tylar
Plane Talk Suggests Cockpit Access Alterations
Edwin Ostreurich proposes a series of drastic measures to prevent cockpit tracking including removing doors between cabin and cockpit, bulletproofing the separating wall, allowing cockpit access only from outside the plane, one way communication to isolate passengers from pilots, and restricting cockpit entry to when the plane is on the ground.
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Edwin Ostreurich
Good News Says Newspapers Print Pond News
Cambodian authorities release an American who had been held. A kidnapped victim is safely reunited with her parents. Three astronauts are en route to the moon. The Pueblo crew is freed in the week before Christmas.
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Cambodia
Moon
Pueblo
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Bible Digest H. B. Dean
A brief religious note quotes scripture from James about healing and forgiveness. It encourages faith and belief that nothing is too hard for the Lord, urging readers to try unseen possibilities and trust in divine power for recovery.
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James
Yale Contemplates African Studies as Area Project
An opinion piece weighs Yale’s plan to make African studies an area project and a degree path. It notes risks of public relations bias, stresses Africa’s history is intertwined with Europe and the Islamic world, and discusses Rudin and Doob’s early work and the need for balanced, truth‑seeking curricula.
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Vie University
Yale
Harry Rudin
Africa
Rudin
Leonard Doob
Whitney Griswold
Tropics
Doo
Dahomey
Lake Chad
Europe
Nkrumah
Ghana
Nigeria
Kina Feobures Syrdicie
Stop Smoking Forever Says Doctor Amid Myths and Excuses
Health Talk quotes Dr. Lester Colen advising that quitting smoking is the only guaranteed method for chronic bronchitis patients. He notes weight gain is a temporary metabolic change and can be controlled, while dismissing gimmicks, drugs, hypnosis, or substitutions as ineffective. The letter-writer reflects struggles with weight and relapse, but the doctor emphasizes absolute cessation.
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Lester Colen
G. M
Giants
West Coast
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