Yosemite climbers conquer El Capitan. readers question motive
Editorial notes Warren Harding and Dean Caldwell finishing a 27 day ascent on El Capitan in Yosemite. They call the feat triune ecstasy while critics wonder if the risk justifies the rescue demands and venture hype. The page also teases automobile bumper rules and college kissing contest records.
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George Leigh Mallory
Great Britain
Mt. Everest
Warren Harding
Dean Caldwell
Yosemite National Park
el Capitan
Frederick L. Baker resigns as driver for Rouss Fire Co
Fred erick L. Baker who joined the Rouss Fire Company in 1953 resigns to take a government job Stuart Dyke will lead the company until a successor is chosen John Jackson elected director president Shenandoah Region AACA Mrs Edna Everett installed acting postmistress at Star Tannery succeeding her father Hessler Himelright
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Rouss Fire Company
Stuart Dyke
John Jackson
Shenandoah Region
Antique Automobile Club of America
Edna Everett
Star Tannery
Hessler Himelright
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hanoi
Equal Time Debate Echoes in National TV Row
The piece discusses Fulbright's charge that the government is military dominated and the lack of rebuttal on Face The Nation. It covers the role of the State and Defense departments, presidential power over military matters, and Agnew's push for fair TV time amid Vietnam war coverage. It also cites Kent State critiques from the Anniston Star.
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America
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United States
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Paris
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Space Elk Hunter Incident Highlights Tail Light Theory
A Wyoming hunter shot an elk described as a space elk wearing a bright red oversize horse collar packed with $25,000 in electronic gear to relay migration data to space elk headquarters. The elk failed to wear a tail light, which investigators say contributed to the mistaken target.
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Wyoming
Space Elk Headquarters
Rescue Ivy Aids Military Morale Amid Vietnam Debate
The piece argues air-dropped rescue attempts提升 morale and shift in Senate views, praising Melvin Laird for challenging antiwar forces. It notes hawk-dove power balance changing as Republicans and Democrats reassess escalation fears and support for limited rescue actions.
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Nixon
United States Senate
Tapeworm Not Likely To Increase Appetite
Dear Doctor answers on tapeworms, fluoridated water, liver cirrhosis, and coffee effects. Tapeworms are unlikely. hunger has many causes including habit anxiety and boredom. Fluoridated water is safe. cirrhosis signs seen via exam and blood tests. coffee does not cause cancer but can irritate the digestive tract.
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