Tito Talks and Ties Across A World Stage With Nixon
Tito visits Washington on a birthday trip to press for US support against Soviet backed separatists, to boost Yugoslav US trade and to leverage his role as a trusted mediator for the Third World. He aims to counter Moscow with unity among Yugoslavia’s diverse peoples and to explore China and Middle East diplomacy.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
China
People’s Republic of China
United Nations
Bandung
Indonesia
Chalynian Masa
Halloween key to safe party idea in San Antonio
Parents prefer children parties at home to avoid traffic and pranks. The National Safety Council urges precautions this weekend with light costumes or reflective tape, short outfits, flashlights, makeup over masks, and adult supervision, recommending staying in one neighborhood.
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San Antonio Harmes
National Safety Cottavil
AEC Chief Seeks Environmental Promise on Nuclear Power
Dr James R Schlesinger chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission pledges a shift in focus to protecting the environment and public while letting industry drive growth. He cites a court decision and notes the AEC will set high standards and safeguard safety as environmental concerns ease public fears about nuclear energy.
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Florida
James R. Schlesinger
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Federal Court of Appeals
A Witty Look at New Hampshire Primary Manipulation
John P Roche quips on the New Hampshire presidential primary as a potential money maker and media circus. A chorus of insiders imagines pollsters, turnout, and strategic misdirection while exposing the theater of politics in a breezy, satirical tone.
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Concord
McCloskey
McGovern
Jackson
Lindsay
California
Oregon
Health Talk on Substance P and new voice box surgery
High blood pressure research highlights Substance P purified at Brandeis for mass use with cases unresponsive to other drugs. Toronto surgeons report a new larynx cancer operation promising stronger voice and quicker speech restoration, reducing reliance on current methods. The pancreas question is posed by Mrs Ned, noting the organ’s still partly unknown functions.
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Brandeis University
Mass
Susan, Leeman
University of Toronto Medical School
J. Simon McGrail
David L. Oldfield
Insurance and crime drive mutual doubts in New York bank encounter
In Upstate New York a bank president describes a recent robbery of 263 thousand dollars in cash and debates whether insurance and government should shoulder losses. The discussion shifts to insuring slum crime, private vs public roles, and the rise of assigned risk plans amid regulatory pressure.
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New York
Cis
Clement Stone
Bronx
Stone
Death Penalty Debate Among Local Church Views
Mary Hassield discusses capital punishment referencing Romans and Genesis, arguing government power to punish as divine permission, while urging love for all and noting Christ fulfilled the law. The letter questions Rev. C Don Baugh's stance on the death penalty and urges restraint.
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Christ
Mary Hasseield
Segregationist Letter Mentions Politics and Religion
A reader claims churches welcome John Jackson while denying racism, cites Bible division, and hints at political names from 1972 including Nixon and Agnew, urging acquaintance with WE and passing up certain initials. The fragment references local church attitudes and national figures without a clear event.
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John Jackson
Woman's group criticizes teaching grace and manners
A UK women's group condemns instruction on grace and etiquette for girls, warning that future efforts may extend to protecting beauty in churches, symphonies, and national parks. The fragment suggests concern about cultural indoctrination and social norms.
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Woman's
USN and U S Now That Nationalist Ching is Out of the U N
A reader asks how the United States can be removed from membership after Nationalist China’s exit, noting Red China’s opposition to Nationalist China. The letter is signed by Mrs Robert W Hand.
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U.N
Red China
Nationalist China
United States
Robert W, Hand
Freeway Noise Letter Critiques Police and Public Safety
In a reader letter titled Freeway Noise, Don Sanchez comments on freeway noise and park radio use, referencing David Alaniz and R Johnson. He argues readers misunderstand the police duty to protect people and property, likening it to guarding a car in a dark alley. He notes thieves and murderers exist, so officers must operate under sun and heat.
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Brown Berets
David Alaniz
Brown
R. Johnson
Don Sanchez
Editor's Report hints at misstatements in Johnson memoirs
In a Merit Sunday Editor's Report a headline claims LaT tells it like it was. The piece notes regret that Ley did not then tell it as it is. Letter from Robert Podney invites readers to mail responses.
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Johnson
Sunday Merit
Ley
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