Rickover Vindicated by James Madison Nuclear Submarine
Reflecting on Adm. Hyman Rickover and his role in creating the United States nuclear powered submarine fleet led by the James Madison. The vessel carries Poseidon missiles and represents a pivotal deterrent and second strike capability beyond earlier objections by Navy leadership. Rickover's persistence helped override opposition in the White House and Congress.
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James Madison
United States
Hyman Rickover
Navy
Defense Departments
Rickover
Congress
Balancing Privacy and Undercover Police Work
The piece argues citizens require reassurance that privacy rights are not violated by undercover surveillance. It warns against overreaction or excessive public control that could hinder lawful police work. It calls for prudent undercover methods with safeguards to balance individual rights and societal protection.
Princeton ROTC units spared as students vote to retain
Amid anti ROTC protests, Princeton began phasing out ROTC programs. A campus poll by the Undergraduate Assembly found 4 to 3 vote to keep ROTC on a non credit basis, though dissolution is nearly done. Administrators face a lesson on attention and scholarly ideals.
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Princeton University
Army
Navy
Air Force
Princeton
University
Metaphysics and a Compost Shredder in Early Spring Reflections
In a thoughtful spring riff the narrator recalls a rough winter and a thawing landscape around Front Royal Virginia. The piece muses on spring as more than dates, invoking resurrection imagery and a life-affirming mood while recounting the return of a compost shredder that devours seasons to mulch.
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Guf
Blue Ridge Mountains
Pali
Virginia
Front Royal
Charlie
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Columbia
Charleston
Chattanooga
Nixon program stalled as Democrats curbか presidential agenda
In a sweeping political shift Congress led by Democrats stalls Nixon plans. Revenue sharing is killed in the House while cabinet mergers face committee resistance. The Senate advances welfare and regional programs despite White House opposition. The piece notes a broader 1972 political landscape.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
White House
Vietnam
Senate
House
Appalachia
How's Your I Q based on 100 questions over 10 days
Quiz notes scoring by daily results and sample questions cover boxing button bicycle tire origins Laos geography subtraction terms and baseball glove types. It previews answers page 2 and tests knowledge on language and history.
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Laos
South
Viet Nam
Drug profits in Saigon fund Viet Cong arms
Intelligence officials in Vietnam say profits from drug sales to American servicemen flow back to the Viet Cong. The dollars finance needed supplies including ammunition for captured American weapons on the Saigon black market. A renewed effort is urged to curb the booming black market operations.
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Vietnam
South Vietnam
Saigon
Sears warehouse hit by wind and rainstorm damage
Damage estimated at 1000 dollars occurred at the local Sears warehouse lot when a small twister swept through the area. The Bacone College Choir from Muskogee Oklahoma with 35 voices performed at the First Baptist Church. A ninth annual Baby Beef Show and Sale featuring 29 Angus Hereford and Shorthorn steers is slated for April 24 at the Farmers Livestock Exchange. Baker’s Drug Store owner Dr Louis L Baker has hired Howard Shockey and Son to rebuild after the fire. Police warn 1945 auto licenses expired April 15 with 1946 plates required from revenue commissioner C P Mc Vicar at City Hall. Gainesboro remains undefeated and atop the Frederick Clarke Baseball League.
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Farmers Livestock Exchange
Louis L. Baker
Baker's Drug Store
Howard Shockey and Son
C.W. Hollis
C.P. McVicar
Rouss City
Gainesboro
Frederick Clarke
Daily Meditation Get Prepared
The piece urges young people to assess readiness for any job and plan twenty years of useful work. It cites a surgeon turned novelist and a minister aiding drug addicts as examples. It notes scientists worldwide seek cancer cures and urges preparation for service.
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Bill
Stand by Israel unjustifiable on Jerusalem policy says Jarring
Henry J. Taylor argues United Nations resolutions demand international Jerusalem and criticizes Israel’s refusal to compromise. He cites 1947 1948 1949 UN actions and 1950 Geneva statutes, claiming Israel’s wars and annexations harmed its global standing and endangered peace. He urges renouncing a unilateral stance and sharing Jerusalem to restore credibility.
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Middle East
Gunnar V. Jarring
Jerusalem
Jarring
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U.N. Trusteeship Council
Geneva
Israel
U.N
Britain
France
Sharm el Sheik
Tiran Strait
Syria
Golan Heights
Republic of Israel
United States
Tel Aviv
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