Nixon falls short on police problem solution says view
Marianne Means argues that while Nixon shows public support for police and honors officers, his policies lag. Crime rose 11 percent nationally last year, with underfunded urban forces and weak drug controls. Public confidence hinges on real action beyond photo ops and rhetoric.
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Marianne
Washington
Nixon
Jerry Wilson
Alabama
White House
New York
FBI
National letters and notes from readers across the country
A compilation of letters and editorial snips from small papers nationwide. Readers comment on postal branding, smog enforcement, presidential praise, church security spending, gun control, Paris peace talks, religious figures, and Supreme Court rulings. Strong voices from St Helens Oregon to West Columbia South Carolina appear with humor and concern.
Editorial we versus I in open meetings debate
Eugene Price in the Goldsboro News Argus argues editors use we as a voice not a single author. He notes readers know who writes editorials and can contact the paper. The piece reflects on newsroom tradition and reader reactions to editorial stance.
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Eugene Price
Goldsboro
N.C
News-Argus
Escaping the Peasant Class in Soviet Illusion
The Brookville Pennsylvania American cites experts who say half of the USSR's 14 million Party members are not ideologically Communist, joining for housing and wages. The piece contrasts U S public salaries and perks with state control and peasant constraints, arguing expediency draws people to public service.
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Russia
Communist Party
Brookville
Pennsylvania
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
United States
U.S
El Cordobes Dominates World Bullfighting Scene
Manuel Benitez Perez known as El Cordobes rises as bullfighting’s premier figure in Spain and worldwide. The 35 year old matador earns over a million annually, headlines satellite broadcasts, and attracts intense adulation and controversy as publicist hype clashes with critics and Franco era politics. He plans a June 13 satellite telecast with two other matadors in Jaen to fight six bulls.
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Fenton Wheeler
Associated Press
Madrid
Palace
Francisco Franco
Manuel Benitez Perez
Spain
Muhammad Ali
el Cordobes
Jaen
Management Television Systems Inc
Japan
Italy
West Germany
Latin
America
Frazier-Ali
Manolete
Joselito
Town government reform debated with council manager model
In Cheshire Connecticut residents debate moving from a town meeting direct democracy to a council manager system. The piece surveys risks and successes of manager government, citing San Antonio and Cleveland as cautionary examples and weighing citizen ability to replace leaders.
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John Chamberlain
New York
Chershire
Conn
New England
San Antonio
Tex
Cleveland
Ohio
Lorin Peterson
Los Angeles
Peterson
Jack White
Chamber of Commerce
C.A. Harrell
Harrell
Norfolk
Cincinnati
Loring Peterson
Frank Lausche
U.S
Man in the Street Pollster Claims Superior Method
A satirical interview features a self proclaimed pollster asserting his one man in the street approach is the only true poll. He needles public figures and asks a string of offbeat questions reflecting media and political concerns of the era.
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America
the News
May
Arthur Jones
Daily Horoscope for June 5 1971 Aries to Pisces
On Tuesday June 5 1971 Aries should seek new opportunities and choose a vacation spot wisely while being agreeable to others. Taurus taps intuition to resolve business and personal stalemates. handle duties cleverly. Gemini should consult a blunt associate and pursue harmonized efforts, with outside matters receiving attention. Moon Children should prove efficient at work and use spare time to improve health. the future can brighten with deliberate action. Leo should break dull routines, renew friendships, and plan vacation preparations. Virgo to entertain at home while building energy for tomorrow, keeping happy thoughts. Libra can buy or sell with precision, keep appointments with potential allies, and not hesitate to ask favors. Scorpio can implement strong ideas to increase assets, heed good suggestions, and avoid moochers. Sagittarius should reconnect with friends, state aims clearly, and evaluate new outfits. Capricorn finds the Full Moon favorable for planning with experts. seek needed information from right sources. Aquarius seeks social activity, expand circles, and honor standing obligations while entertaining. Pisces has a favorable day to attract a bigwig who can aid business and social opportunities, showcasing civic and career talents.
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Taurus
Mate
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
Thos
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
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