Truth Will Come Out on Pentagon Vietnam Documents
Controversy over New York Times plans to publish Pentagon Vietnam documents raises questions about press censorship and public right to know. Attorney General seeks injunction citing national security while critics warn of deception, public sacrifice, and erosion of trust in government across decades from FDR to Nixon. What motivates government and Pentagon to resist revelations now is a central concern.
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New York Times
Pentagon
Mitchell
United States
Home of Good Citizenship and the Boys' Clubs of America
The article extols the Boys' Clubs of America as a nationwide network with 880 clubs in over 600 cities serving nearly a million boys aged 7 to 17. It highlights the Juvenile Decency campaign, the annual Boy of the Year selection installed by the President, and the clubs’ role in guiding youths toward education, physical and vocational pursuits and lifelong citizenship.
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United States
Boys’ Clubs of America
White House
Herbert Hoover
Nixon
FTC ruling on grocery sale stocks sparks cautious shoppers
The FTC orders grocers to keep adequate stock to meet reasonable demand and bans disclaimers that limit availability. Rain checks and vague phrases are challenged, and the rule may reduce sale margins for consumers by increasing cautious inventory and hesitancy to run promotions.
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Pope
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Shreveport
Nixon to Air Radio Addresses Ahead of Re election Campaign
President Nixon plans a series of nationwide summer radio addresses to outline his vision for the decade focusing on long term goals rather than current crises. The broadcasts aim to reach vacationing Americans, supplement television, and present his broad, philosophical view under no live audience pressure.
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Nixon
Marianne
Washington
Vietnam
Chamber of Commerce
NATO
Alliance For Progress
Things We Could Do Without by Hal Boyle
A satire listing practical grievances and social irritants from hair bleach to overhyped fads. It minimizes cruelty to animals and pop culture excess while lampooning trends, fashion, and media excesses in a humorous New York AP column.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Make Bible Study Worthwhile With Scripture as Judge
A reader suggests Bible discussions should be guided by clear standard from the Word. Do not argue from isolated verses. align conclusions with Scripture’s plain teaching and the doctrines of the Church. Respect God as Creator and seek outcomes that conform to biblical revelation.
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A.L
Apostle Paul
Isaiah
Paul
New York City as a potential free state debate sparks unions critique
The column argues Mayor Lindsay might pursue a Free City option but would still be bound by five powerful union leaders. It cites Gotbaum and others over labor actions that affected city services and polluted water, questioning the benefits of autonomy versus control.
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John Chamberlain
New York
New York City
John Lindsay
William Randolph Hearst, Sr
Norman Mailer
Lindsay
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
U.S
Manhattan
Albany
Boondacks
Adirondacks
Hudson River
Peekskill
Long Island
Gotbaum
Washington
Wise Words to Grads at National Speech Contest
Winners of the National Commencement and Graduation Ceremonies Speech Contest are announced with prizes in several categories. Notable remarks include C Primorate Gouge at Texas Engineering and Conductor urging graduates to etch footprints in time and gaze upon hopeful faces. Dr D D McDuck at Los Angeles Laggard invokes Excelsior. Mayor C Mealy Weevil at Bark Ark Teacher's Tech urges bold, forward motion and courage.
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C. Primorate Gouge
Texas Engineering
C. Mealy Weevil
Bark, Ark
Best Visual Image and Ad Lib At Graduation
A spoof list mocks feel good lines and speech clichés. It features a dubbed best visual image urging steadfast effort and a mocked commencement ad lib about anti-establishment slobs.
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Babbitt T. Backslice
Statesman
Dakota State & County
Nostalgic Note and Closing Lines from 1970s College Figures
In humorous reminiscence Willie Lowman recalls carefree college days at Dartboard College with sunny skies and youth's simple hopes. Tom Jones of Beat State urges young jobseekers to ignore benefits and security to allow cheaper hiring. Bill Simpson offers simple guidance to be yourself.
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Willie Lowman
Dartboard College
Tom Jones
Beat State
Aries to Pisces Horoscope Daily Guidance
A daily zodiac column outlines traits and cautions for each sign from Aries to Pisces. It covers temper, loyalty, study, finances, relationships, home life, travel, and ethics with advice on action and temperament suited to current influences. The child born today section highlights potential dreamy yet capable traits and guidance for early education and ethics.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Mate
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
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