Trade bridges with Soviet bloc risk propping Moscow
A critique of U.S. push for East West trade links argues tough stance is needed with communists. It cites Mills and Wortham cases, warns long term credits may aid Moscow, and questions bridge building as a path to freedom for Romania Hungary and Bulgaria.
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Nurse Inspires Through Compassionate Care and Courage
A devoted 27 year old nurse known for warmth and gentleness influenced patients and colleagues with quiet strength. She feared cancer rooted in her mother’s illness, sought professional help, and emerged happier and more effective, transforming her outlook and practice.
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No Surrender Sparks Kerr Dismissal Debate at UC
UC President Clark Kerr was ousted by the Board of Regents in a 14 to 8 vote amid campus turmoil. The board cited disruptive forces and Kerrs appeasement strategy as factors while noting the governors lack of power over regents and Kerrs own push for a confidence vote. Kerr oversaw growth from two to nine campuses and a budget rise from 91 million to over 240 million.
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Legislation Sought Against Home Repair Swindlers
A Texas legislative push supports two bills to curb home repair scams in San Antonio. The effort, led by Rep. Guy Floyd, targets shady contractors with misdemeanor and felony penalties and includes public education urged by the District Attorney. The Better Business Bureau cites home improvements as the top source of complaints in Bexar County.
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Powell Seat Fight Tests House Ethics Code
The House faces a difficult task to determine whether Rep. Adam Clayton Powell should take his seat amid charges of misuse of public funds and defiance of court orders. Emanuel Celler’s leadership is seen as key to a fair inquiry, with outcomes shaping a future ethics standard for members.
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Labor union spies push SST race claim
Roy Siemiller and the International Association of Machinists push a plan for union based intelligence to track Soviet SST plans and press for U.S. leadership in the jet age. They claim spies inside labor movements amplify data on foreign tech and aim to protect American jobs and prestige.
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Long Prairie Fire Sparks Fear For Vacant Lots
Readers discuss a recent large prairie fire that scorched half of a vacant field near their homes. They fear July and August heat will turn grass into a fire hazard and call for stricter enforcement of weed and brush ordinances to prevent pests and property damage.
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State of the Union echoes in tax and policy critique
The piece laments rising taxes and political games as governors push sales taxes and re examinations for drivers. It contrasts old state and national rights with a new partnership approach and warns of ineffective governance. It weaves in a fable about brick houses and wolves to symbolize secure positions.
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No-Win War Question on Vietnam Victory and Allies
A letter from MH. Ways of Amarillo questions the undeclared Vietnam war and the possibility of victory. It asks how to reconcile friendship with England while they aid North Vietnam’s Communist forces and ponders whether a substitute for victory exists.
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