Editorial Critique of ACLU on Heckling at Public Meetings
The Arizona ACLU is criticized for defending heckling as free speech, with the piece arguing that even dissent must not destroy others rights. It distinguishes spontaneous booing from organized harassment and supports Gov Williams while denouncing rude hecklers as bad manners, not free expression.
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Overcrowded Schools Prompt Bond Issue Test
A community faces crowded classrooms and possible double sessions. Supporters cite months of study by a civic group, a responsive school board, and a respected superintendent. Opponents may challenge the bond, though timing is viewed as better and logic suggests passage.
Nixon aides warn Fed could choke economy
Nixon administration officials fear Federal Reserve Board may tighten money too far and trigger a business slowdown and higher unemployment. They seek closer coordination of Fed actions with overall policy rather than any Sunn out to control the Fed, while dissent and debate over the Fed’s 1966 policy and chairwoman Martin’s role continue.
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Rent-a-Radical Pitches Students to Ska rewe University
President Sibleyhorne debates with Rent-a-Radical dealer Grommet over radical campus actors. The vendor promotes radicals as prestige boosters and education aids, offering white, female, and black models while mocking university publicity budgets and trustee sensibilities.
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Rent-a‘Radical
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Rent - A - Radical
Skarewe University
Grommet
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Wisconsin
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Stanford
California
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Private talks near end of Korean War hint at nuclear options
The article notes private talks in late Korea War era where Eisenhower allegedly authorized tac tical nuclear strikes. It cites North Korea's belief in the threat and references Thieu and Ky in Paris discussing Viet Cong as a political entity. Ky envisions possible talks with the Viet Cong while warning against outside forces dictating Saigon’s structure.
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North Korea
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Saigon
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South Vietnam
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Unclear excerpt from New York Times and LA Herald Examiner
Fragmentary quote discusses Dick and Bebe with references to social life and fishing or playing god. A friend mentions Di, and Rose remarks a battle might have knocked her head off. Source is damaged and partial.
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Kremlin Propaganda Aims at Mao Amid Sino Soviet Clash Fallout
Kremlinologists view Moscow's border dispute coverage as a bid to downgrade Mao Zedong and curb his world communist rise. They note propaganda exceeds the fighting in scope and is echoed in Moscow broadcasts to China, India, and Japan. Lin Biao is spotlighted as Mao's likely heir amid questions about his health and party leadership.
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China
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China’s aging rulers raise questions of succession
Lin Piao, frail and ill health, joins Mao as aging party veterans. After Mao’s failed great leap forward and the cultural revolution, experts foresee a turbulent transition rather than a quiet handover when Mao dies.
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Lin Piao
Mao
China
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