Public harshens toward drug pushers sparks campus and city debates
A shift in US attitudes targets drug pushers with a tougher stance led by Kent State president Glenn A. Olds who advocates capital punishment for peddlers and links marijuana to broader hard drug traffic. Venice faces sinking woes with 19,000 wells to be capped in a 17‑organization effort to rehabilitate the city.
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United States
Harlem
New York
Glenn A. Olds
Kent State University
National Guard
Olds
Kent State
Venice
West German proposal taps youth for Vietnam aid in work programs
A Bonn official suggests U S war critics and militant youths could aid Vietnam with work columns overseas. He envisions young people from West and East joining in rebuilding efforts using spades hammers and hoes. The idea aims to convert antiwar protestors into constructive aid.
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United States
North Vietnam
Congress
West Germany
Bonn
Vietnam
Power Struggle In Hanoi Reaches New Peak
Henry Kissinger reports a confidential four-man quartet driving Hanoi intrigues after the Vietnam truce. Premier Pham Van Dong Le Duan Troung Chinh and Gen Vo Nguyen Giap face stealthy rivalries described as a Malayan gate in a jungle power play.
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Vietnam
Chou
Kissinger
Hanoi
China
Pham van Dong
Communist Party
le Duan
Troung Chinh
Vo Nguyen Giap
Duan
Politburo
Chinh
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
Giap
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Mr. Kissinger
Premier Dong
Nixon weighs new Middle East settlement study promises
The White House ordered a National Security Council review of the Arab Israeli dispute, signaling no immediate push for a settlement. Meir opposes concession on East Jerusalem, while Sadat presses direct talks, and Hussein seeks a west bank deal. The outcome remains uncertain as the study proceeds.
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White House
Middle East
Nixon
Mid-east
Henry Kissinger
National Security Council
Jordan
Hussein
U.S
Israel
West Bank
Jordan River
Arab East Jerusalem
Anwar Sadat
Golda Meir
Sadat
Egyptian
Sinni Peninsula
Mrs. Meir
Suez Canal
Egypt
Sinai
Mideast
State Department
Mr. Nixon
Marshall moves Circuit Court to Winchester Courtroom
John Elliott Marshall orders Circuit Court proceedings moved to the Winchester Corporation Courtroom effective the first day of the March term. James M. Miller Jr. announces a senior recital at Warner Concert Hall Oberlin College Conservatory of Music in Oberlin Ohio next Saturday. The Gruber home north of Winchester on Martinsburg Pike is damaged by a fire causing $1500 in losses. House committee approves Gov Tucks anti Truman bill 11 to 1 and sends to the floor.
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John Elliott Marshall
Winchester Corporation
James M. Miller, Jr
Warner Concert Hall
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
Oberlin
Ohio
Gruber
Winchester
Martinsburg Pike
Courtesy Costs Little Yet Yields Much
The meditation extols daily courtesy as Christian thoughtfulness in action. It argues that polite words lift others and the giver, noting rudeness harms social regard and popularity often follows pleasant behavior. Courtesy costs nothing and should be chosen over arrogance.
Nixon Keeps Bombing Option Open Over Vietnam Prisoner Deadline
President Nixon retains command options to resume bombing North Vietnam if all POWs are not released by the March Paris pact deadline. Admiral Moorer testified that December B 52 raids pressured Hanoi back to talks and that military targets were hit with limited civilian harm.
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Washington
Nixon
North Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Adm
Thomas H. Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House Appropriations Committee
Moorer
Congress
Hanoi
Haiphong
Hamburg
Germany
Saigon
South
Dmz
Thieu
Back Creek Pollution Sparks Local Outcry in Frederick County
Letters from readers accuse Unisil pollution of Back Creek near Gore of sand and silt dumping. Residents call for urgent cleanup to restore fish, wildlife, and water quality, urging citizens to act.
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Back Creek
Frederick County
Gore
Unisil
State Water Control Board
State Fish and Game Commission
Conservation Club
Jerry W. Edwards
Winchester-Frederick Co. Conservation Club
How to Score Memory Genius or Superior on 100 Questions
A study guide quiz scoring system describes daily results over 10 days, assigning bands Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent or Good. It then lists ten sample questions on Bible figures, ancient games, occupations, fuels, yams by location, Picasso, US currency, Air Mail rates, Aspen, and Alaska purchase timing.
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Greece
South Carolina
Fiji Islands
Texas
Pablo Picasso
U.S
Aspen
Alaska
Russia
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