Editorial on FBI probe threatening religious liberty
The piece cites the First Amendment and condemns the FBI investigation of the Unitarian Universalist denomination for publishing Pentagon Papers. It argues the probe targets religious criticism of government and Vietnam policy, warning of dangers to democracy and future freedom of dissent.
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Alas Poor English Decline Noted In Education And Media
A critique notes English language decay across society blaming advertising television and teachers for sloppy usage. It cites instances of misspellings and mispronunciations in classrooms and media. Examples include students writing Shakespeare as Shakesphere and Mack Beth.
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America
Mack Beth
Permanent NATO fleet eyed to counter Soviet Egypt threat
U.S. strategists push at Brussels for a permanent NATO fleet in the Mediterranean centered on the 6th Fleet to deter growing Soviet air and naval power from bases in Egypt. The move follows intensified arms shipments to the Middle East and a renewed Phantom deal with Israel, aiming to shift leverage in Sinai Suez talks while risking Soviet expansion in Egypt.
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Washington
Middle East
Pentagon
U.S
NATO
Mediterranean
Egypt
North Atlantic Council
Brussels
Golda Meir
Moscow
Israel
Meir
Sinai Peninsula
Suez Canal
Nixon
Mideast
Sadat
North African
Soviet Union
Europe
Melvin Laird
6Th Fleet
Television listings and playoff prediction note
Type slips television Wednesday 10 30 A M channel 2 My Three Sins Passaic N J Herald News She said the Redskins would win the playoffs and go on to the Super Bowl Washington Star.
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My Three Sins
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N.J
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Bud Counihan remembered as sports cartoonist icon
Bud Counihan, veteran sports cartoonist and strip artist, dies in Wakefield Rhode Island at age in his 80s after pneumonia. He lived in Spain with daughter Francine and her husband, adored by family including sister Anita Colby, and was famed for early sports figure cartoons dating back to 1910s.
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Progress News Requests Short Letters for Space
The Progress invites letters to the editor limited to 400 words. Writers should include name and home address for verification. Typewritten submissions preferred to fit space constraints.
Our Man Hoppe Howard Hughes Publicity Play Questioned
A satirical column argues Howard Hughes reappears to seek privacy, using a Murke's Law tale about publicity strategist Murchison Murke III. It suggests the press chase is to satisfy fame and decline in years, ending with support for Hughes's privacy.
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Murke’s
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Marke
New York Times- Ledger
Murchison Marke
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Murke
Coney Island
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Price Commission caps physician and dental fees at 2.5 percent
The Price Commission nationwide limits annual increases for doctors and dentists to 2.5 percent, aiming to cut health service inflation by at least half. The rule covers surgeons labs clinics and allied health services, with wide public reaction and debate over physicians’ earnings and appointment delays.
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Pennsylvania Senate
Pennsylvania
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