Congress must press transparency on arms pact details
Editorial urges Senate to demand full information on the Nixon Russia arms control agreement. It cites Gerard Smith's secrecy as undermining democratic oversight and suggests withholding ratification until officials disclose specifics and allow informed debate.
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Summer heat brings pool drowning risks to Valley
Summer in the Valley remains busy with air conditioning and tourists, yet pool drownings persist. Experts urge never swimming alone, fencing pool areas, keeping a life preserver handy, and avoiding swimming until after meals.
McGovern Struggles with Old and New Politics in the South
In a clash of strategy McGovern faces local leaders who staged his Atlanta speech at the capitol steps without informing his Washington team. The event drew a mixed crowd and sparked internal debates over credentials, platform compromises, and southern outreach while McGovern tries to balance anti establishment energy with traditional Democratic politics. The South's reception remains uncertain as pro southern changes to voting rights are weighed against Nixon era tactics and a shift toward progressive populism.
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Alabama
Lawrence F. O’brien
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San Antonio
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Bombs for Peace Plan Faces Target Shortage Doom
A senior U S Air Force official warns North Vietnam could run out of high value targets within months undermining the Bombs for Peace program. Generals Pettibone proposes two contingency plans including shipping or air dropping targets while pledging continued bombing until talks occur.
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Progress invites letters to editor with 350 word limit
The Progress urges readers to submit letters no longer than 350 words and to include name and home address for verification. Typewritten letters are preferred for easier handling and verification in the publication process.
OSU Poll Finds Personal Happiness and Ecology Topconcerns
A 1972 Ohio State University poll of undergraduates shows personal happiness and ecology as the two main preoccupations. The survey also notes worries about Vietnam, job prospects, crime, and politics as secondary issues, reflecting broad student anxieties of the era.
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Mailbag Survivor Urges Flood Control Funding
The Mailbag Survivor calls for flood control funding and warns that without it homes will flood and investments will be ruined as waters rise and mud covers properties.
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