Hoover should retire from FBI after long service
Editorial argues J. Edgar Hoover, aging to 75 in 1971, may be stale and less effective. It cites unresolved bombings, Mafia power, campus riots, and radical groups as signs the FBI needs fresh leadership while acknowledging Hoover’s past contributions.
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Arizona voters face Proposition 105 on state lottery option
The article argues against Prop 105 a constitutional amendment to let a private company run an exclusive Arizona lottery for ten years. It warns a large share of proceeds would fund private profit and lottery costs, urging a landslide defeat to avoid turning Arizona into a gambling state like Nevada with potential Mafia involvement.
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Reagan Run Hard to Clamp Power in California
Report from Anaheim notes Ronald Reagan campaigns energetically amid talk of a landslide reelection, while aides frame him as a staunch conservative leveraging Nixon-era power. Reagan’s strategy includes a lavish budget and a broad fundraising network led by Tom Reed to secure a wide political base. Some insiders warn of shifts after the election as talk of a Senate bid surfaces.
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Our Man Hoppe Won’t Anybody Buy Mr Unruh
Arthur Hoppe describes California campaign scenes ahead of the election. A mock campaign HQ visit and satirical sketches depict Jess Unruh, Reagan allies, and campaign aides joking about finances, publicity stunts, and the odds as the race tightens.
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Airliner refit costs estimated at two hundred thousand
Airline officials say about 200000 dollars is needed to return the Boeing 727 to service. The plan involves flying to Dallas for maintenance work in Texas. Buffalo Courier-Express reports the project details.
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Extremists benefit from federal anti poverty funds in Omaha probe
The House Internal Security Committee will hear evidence that Black Panthers on GOCAP payroll were tied to a murder and bombing in Omaha. Testimony cites warnings from Rep. Scherle to Donald Rumsfeld about Panthers on the OEO funded program and calls for action.
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Iowa
Anti Cassandra Calls for a Calmer History Voice
A columnist argues for a historian to answer whether America is in a puzzling age. The piece cites U.S. wealth, tech power, and global influence while highlighting failures in Vietnam, hostage crises, campus unrest, terrorism, and social drift. Rexford Tugwell referenced.
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