Atlanta Crime Spurs Patrols and Lighting Upgrades
The piece laments rising crime in downtown Atlanta on Peachtree and Broad Streets with police foot patrols planned and high intensity lighting. It notes a noon shootout near Rich's, a fireman robbed on Peachtree, and contrasts safety with soaring apartment rents while praising Georgia's capital's growth.
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Atlanta
Peachtree
Broad Street
Rich
Marietta Street
Peachtree Street
British Scandals Have A Certain Class
Column contrasts British scandals with American ones, noting the allure of names like Mandy Rice-Davies in the Profumo case. It attributes perceived class to British naming and media presentation, and Playfully riffs on American scandal figures and language.
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Miami
Fla
England
Nixon
Mandy Rice-Davies
H.L. Robbins
America
Names and scandals across nations stir headlines today
A long column riffs on famous names linked to political and social scandals. It compares American and British naming culture and cites events from 1788 to 1972, plus mock reflections on public figures and their notoriety. The piece indulges in humor about call girls, lordships, and sensational names.
Nixon nephews rescue and political intrigue no holds barred
Washington column recounts how White House private investigator Anthony Ulasewicz found Donald Nixon Jr in a California hippie commune and brought him home after a two hour lecture from John Ehrlichman. The piece also notes Donald later worked for Robert Vesco amid broader Watergate era intrigue and critiques.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
White House
Donald Nixon, Jr
John Ehrlichman
Anthony Ulasewicz
Donald
Ulasewicz
New York City
Herbert Kalmbach
California Mountains
Ehrlichman
Debonair
Robert Vesco
John Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice Stans
John Sutter
Failor
Charles Colson
George McGovern
Thomasville Couple Spends Six Months Living in Greece
Mr and Mrs Lyle Langdon of 128 Remington Ave in Thomasville describe a six month stay in Greece and its islands. They lived with locals, traveled by back roads, rented Glyfada apartment for 4.22 dollars daily, toured Crete Rhodes and Patras wine regions, and found Greek meals and retsina affordable.
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Thomasville
Greece
Greek Islands
Mediterranean
Lyle R. Langdon
Remington Ave
Times- Enterprise
Mr. Langdon
Europe
Islands
Langdons
Athens
Paris
Rome
Lyle Langdon
Sperry Rand Corporation
Glyfada
Sounion
Langdon
Crete
Rhodes
Diogenes
Parthenon
Spain
Achaia Klaus
Patras
From Antigone To Ellsberg A Legal Speaking Tour
James J. Kilpatrick argues disobedience to law can be morally justified only in certain limits. He cites Antigone, Jefferson, and King, examining when unlawful acts respond to oppression, and contrasts open confrontation with covert actions and the need to face consequences.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Fredericksburg
Virginia State Bar
Daniel Ellsberg
Washington
House of Thebes
Carrie Nation
Socrates
Greece
Scopes
Tennessee
Jefferson
Birmingham
Georgtown
Vietnam
Martin Luther King
Creon
Antigone
King
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Earl Warren
U.S. Supreme Court
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Judith Raskin
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Bertha
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Cleveland Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Heath
Herman Talmadge
Sam Erwin
Spiro Agnew
Scoop Jackson
Earl Jellicoe
Pat Gray
Harold Carswell
Scrooge
Oral Roberts
James McCord
Watergate
Fleet
Merry
Jeb Magruder
Colson
Edward Failor
Commerce Department
Social and Economics Statistics Administration
Census Bureau
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Shelby Gilje
Pat Buchanan
Ken Clawson
McGovern
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Federal Crop Insurance Corp
Little
FCIA
National Crop Insurance Council
Hail Insurance Adjustment and Research Association
Hail Insurance Trade Group
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Fireman’s Fund
American Insurance Companies
Federal Farm Agency
Earl Butz
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