Public Opinion Sparks Fury Over U S Passports and War Films
A montage of harsh opinions surfaces as Bill Colson discusses American identity, the State Department trims passport eligibility for oath opponents, and critics deride Peace symbol imagery. The piece notes record film costs, War and Peace at $96 million, and Warhols Sleep and Empire State Building as long works. Carl McIntire plans a peace tour while Nixon visits China, drawing strong rejection from opponents who condemn the trip and warn of tyranny in Beijing.
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China and U S Views on Freedom and Politics
A reflective critique contrasts Chiang Kai shek era with Mao Tse tung governance, noting limited Russian aid and calling out press suppression in the United States. It also mentions a Sacramento marijuana case, Nixon’s arrival on Feb 21 amid the Chinese New Year, and beliefs about luck in the Year of the Rat.
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China
Chiang Kai-shek
Russia
Mao Tse-tung
Chiang
McIntire
Mao
Cacereas
Nixon
Galesburg Streaks Top Sterling 77 72 In Weekending Clash
Sterling Warriors traveled to Galesburg February 12 and fell 77 to 72 to the Silverstreaks. Greg Schott led Sterling with 21 points while Gary Helms added 18 and Kim Harper 14 as the Warriors rallied late but could not overcome the early deficit. In the Fresh Soph game, the Braves lost 76-56 to the Galesburg Ponies with Mike Stockwell scoring 19.
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Randy Duncan
Sterling Warriors
Galesburg
Warriors
Sterling
Silverstreaks
Warrior
Greg Schott
Gary Helms
Kim Harper
Mel Leseman
John Moloney
John Windham
Bill Astory
Steve Mixon
Braves
Galesburg Ponies
Mike Stockwell
Stan Gaffey
Tim Weaver
Kim Deets
Gary Warner
Steve Gibble
Mike Dickie
Pom Pom Squad Active This Year At Games and Dances
Pom Pom girls have been very active sponsoring two dances and performing routines at football and basketball games. It has not been decided if the squad will perform at the variety show or S Club Circus. if not, February 18 was their last performance. The squad thanks leaders Mrs. White, Diane Appenzeller, Barb Powers, Julie Lawrence, and Sheila White for choreographing routines and building a strong team, and fans hope for another successful year starting next fall.
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Cathy Kontos
Mrs. White
Diane Appenzeller
Barb Powers
Julie Lawrence
Sheila White
Obscenity book, moonshine raids, and a shorter winter
A mixed roundup notes obscenity charges over a book in New York. A New Orleans man serves the last half of a 30 year term for a single marijuana cigarette. IRS reports 241 illegal stills seized in 14 states last December. A Native American university shortens its name to Delihuayto Quetzicoat University. Rome records the world’s largest multiple pregnancy at 15, all lost in the fourth month. Scientists say this winter is four minutes shorter than last year.
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New York
New Orleans
Georgia
Internal Revenue Service
North
South Carolina
IRS
Deganawidah- Quetzicoatl University
Delihuayto- Quetzicoat University
Rome
Ils
Braves Sterling Braves Defeat Rochelle Hublets 62 53
Sterling Braves beat Rochelle Hublets 62 to 53 at SHS Fieldhouse on February 11. The first quarter saw Rochelle take advantage early, trailing 14 10 after one. Both teams scored 16 in the second, leaving Sterling ahead 30 26 at halftime. The Braves maintained the lead, the Hublets narrowed the gap to nine in the fourth, and Sterling closed out the win.
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Rochelle
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Braves
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