Let Go Tell You Let Go Editorial Sees Tough Policy
The United States fails to stop illegal narcotics import via border controls and allied nations. Mondale proposes cutting foreign aid to noncooperative opium countries, targeting Turkey as a major source. The Wisconsin Supreme Court backs Amish rights against compulsory schooling, signaling potential limits on state schooling mandates and a broad education review.
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Walter Mondale
Turkey
Mondale
America
NATO
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Defense secrecy over Laos border moves sparks Washington debate
Amid criticism of a near border buildup, U S and South Vietnamese forces conduct Laos operations to blunt cross border aggression. Officials stress war planning remains secret to avoid tipping off the enemy while air support continues. Critics accuse a looming invasion and press censorship debate heats up in Washington.
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Defense Department
Laos
South Vietnam
Defense
Melvin Laird
United States
Laird
Moscow
Izvestia
Rail demand alive as routes expand under Volpe plan
The Transportation Department adds five new major routes to its passenger rail program, citing public demand. Transport secretary Volpe says the move reflects ongoing interest in rail service despite earlier declines.
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Semipublic Corporation
Transportation Department
Transportation
Volpe
Winchester Police probe theft at Terminal Tavern
The Star Files reports detectives investigate the theft of about 1700 dollars in cash and checks from the Terminal Tavern. The item highlights local civic events with Dr Louis H Evans as guest speaker at the Winchester Lions Club luncheon and other community notes.
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Winchester
Louis H. Evans
Winchester Lions Club
Cost of Vigilance in Daily Moral Struggle
A meditation on continual vigilance against evil. Small irritations erode self control, while stronger temptations threaten ruin. The text warns that evil acts like pin pricks or daggers, testing faith and integrity, demanding lifelong effort to stay on top.
Remarks That Irk A Ladies Hairdresser
Hal Boyle collects quick quips from a New York hairdresser Maurice about budget limits French phrases and personal freedoms. The witty exchanges reveal tensions between customers and stylists and hint at gender role expectations in a lighthearted column.
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New York
Maurice
Polls give Muskie delight and danger in race against Nixon
Winter polls hint Muskie leading Nixon, but experts warn such early results are unreliable. Muskie’s image shifts with time, while Nixon faces political pushback even as Democrats see fresh opportunities. The race remains unsettled with McGovern and Clark weighing next moves.
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Gannett News Service
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Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Nixon
White House
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Muskie
George Wallace
Alabama
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Vietnam
Ramsey Clark
George McGovern
D-S.d
Insulation upgrades pay off in home heating savings
Upgrading insulation during construction can cut heating and cooling costs by about 3000 over 25 years, with $200 extra spent leading to big future savings. The article explains R factors, recommends six inch ceilings and three inch walls for glass fiber, and notes attic doors pipes and crawl spaces often lack insulation.
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