Editorial views on CIA plans in Latin America stir concern
A San Francisco Chronicle report cites sources claiming the CIA earmarked 14 million dollars for covertly backing changes in six Latin American governments. The piece cites Bolivia as a first outcome and warns that similar actions could unfold in Peru Argentina and Chile with ballot strategies in Uruguay and Colombia. The piece urges the U.S. to halt clandestine intervention citing risks of anti U.S. backlash and echoes Vietnam era cautions.
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Latin America
Thayer Waldo
Central Intelligence Agency
Waldo
San Francisco Chronicle
CIA
Bolivia
Juan Jose Torres
Peru
Argentina
Chile
Uruguay
Colombia
International Coalition
Brain Trust
United States
Pentagon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Washington
U.S
Vietnam
Chisholm Moves Toward Presidential Run
Rep Shirley Chisholm of New York signals plans to run for president with a formal New Year’s Day announcement. She targets Democratic primaries in California Florida and North Carolina hoping to influence the convention and press issues affecting black aspirations.
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Shirley Chisholm
New York
Congress
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Chisholm
Residents weigh annexation risks and growth concerns
A Medina editorial criticizes rapid growth fueled by financed real estate, argues annexation raises tax costs, and questions service provision beyond city limits. The writer urges restoring voter trust and responsible city administration.
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Medina
Weymouth Valley
Medina County Gazette publication details and costs
Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 West Liberty Street, Medina. Rates show 12 months $26, 6 months $13, serviceman and student $14.40, 10¢ single copy, 60¢ a week carrier.
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Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Medina, O
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungjen
Stuart A. Borden
Telephone
Brunswick
Religion in Schools Debate Faces 72 Campaign
Discussion on teaching about religion in public schools vs. prayer ban. Ella Harllee of Educational Communications Association notes confusion about the 1963 ruling and presents a two part video course for high school teachers focusing on Bible in literature and its influence on authors like Shakespeare and Milton.
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David Anderson Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan
Ella Harllee
Miss Harllee
Educational Communications Association
Washington
Harllee
ECA
Court
Nixon Poker Metaphor Signals High Stakes Economy
Charles Bartlett notes President Nixon frames the U S trade fight as a poker game with high stakes and shifting rules. He highlights John Connally’s tough line in London, the Japan plan for a $10 billion surplus by 1975, and potential moves on surtaxes and gold prices as bargaining levers.
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Washington
Nixon
John Connally
Treasury
London
United States
Congress
Connally
Education Today Practical Schooling
Oregon superintendent Dr. Dale Parnell urges revamping graduation to require survival tests. Proficiency steps include reading maps, swimming, changing a tire, writing job letters, and calculating taxes. Tests emphasize practical skills for real life coping.
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Clarence Zaitz
Salem
Ore
UPI
Dale Parnell
Oregon
State Board of Education
Parnell
Thank you for office tour by Medina Junior High staff
The Medina Junior High Newspaper staff expresses gratitude for the tour of the offices. They thank the guides for showing the first steps in composing a newspaper the darkroom circulation and classified departments. They describe the time as gay happy and interesting.
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Medina Junior High
Be Your Tell Me Why of 17 Sept 71 Color Vision in Cats
The column discusses cat color perception, noting long held beliefs that cats lack color vision but recent tests show they can see bright colors such as bird plumage. It includes casual notes about cats mistaking orange boxes for catnip boxes when out of scent range and mentions Hinckley residents and local tax news delivered by the Medina Gazette.
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Parnell
Editorial argues annexation hurdles under Ohio code change
Reader criticizes the Ohio Revised Code for preventing small areas from incorporating to avoid suburban sprawl near Cuyahoga County. He notes higher thresholds and land offers to nearby cities, cites Medina and Brunswick, and discusses impacts on Medina Township and public services. Frederick F. McClure, Brunswick.
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Times
Ohio
Medina
Medina Public Library
Frederick F. McClure
Sleepy Hollow Road
Brunswick
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