Space effort as measured by cautious U S approach wins praise
The article argues that the United States space program benefits from steady, scientifically grounded exploration rather than crash programs. It contrasts American persistence with Soviet feats, asserting humanities and science jointly drive national development and space knowledge. The piece notes diminished emphasis on Soviet space efforts.
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United States
Soviet Russia
America
U.S
Can Detectors Lie The Question of Lie Detector Reliability
Discussion on lie detectors noting they measure emotional responses, with claims that tests mislead in CIA applicant screening. It cites homosexuality as a weakness, discusses athletic prowess, and mentions fiberglass controversy in equipment, including golf ball dimples and flight characteristics. The piece ends with a speculation on radar golf balls.
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CIA
Duffer
U N General Assembly flare over Cuban subversion claims
The U S and Cuba confront tensions at the United Nations as Adlai Stevenson cites alleged Cuban subversion. Senator Byrd Jr. addresses a Fort Loudoun DAR luncheon. A new 472000 annex opens at Handley High School. Prices drop as living costs surge in July per Labor Dept. guardsmen Brown sworn into Virginia National Guard unit.
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U.N. General Assembly
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Cuba
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Fort Loudoun
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
George Bidalt
United States
Russia
Chicago Board of Trade
Labor Department
John G. Butler
Owen T. Foltz
Ralph G. Pollard, Jr
William B. Pitcock
Lewis
Terrorism Ties Grow Around Yasir Arafat
A report profiles Yasir Arafat alias Abu Ammar as a central Arab figure, describing his feared image and leadership of Al Fatah and the United Commandos, plus his media reach through Voice of Assifa and Voice of the Palestine Revolution radio in Cairo.
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Yasir Arafat
Abu Ammar
Amman
Jordan
Arafat
al Fatah
United Commando Command
Voice of
Assifa Radio
Voice of Storm
Voice of the
Palestine Revolution
Palestine
Israel
Black September
Wallace in Catbird Seat as Nixon aims to sweep Senate
The piece portrays George Wallace's pivotal role for Nixon seven weeks from the election, highlighting Sam Nunn's bid against Fletcher Thompson in Georgia, Wallace's delayed endorsements, and Wallace's health driven political plans. It also extends to Arab politics and Arafat's influence, describing regional power dynamics and security concerns.
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Atlanta
George Wallace
Nixon
Senate
Montgomery
Ala
South
Sam Nunn
David Gambrell
Nunn
Fletcher Thompson
Wallace
White House
Gambrell
South Carolina
Nick Zeigler
Zeigler
Dolph Briscoe
Texas
Briscoe
George McGovern
Democratic Senate
Catbird
How We Develop Originality Through Imitation
The essay argues Stevenson and Raphael built unique styles by copying many great figures. Daily practice mimicking Cicero Spencer Voltaire Tolstoy and others sharpened technique. Originality emerged from diligent replication, with learning from all masters expanding individual voice.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Cicero
Spencer
Voltaire
Tolstoy
Raphael
Stevenson
Hickel Reunites With Nixon Aims To Boost 1972 Vote
Former Alaska governor Walter Hickel returns to the Oval Office to discuss Nixon’s 1972 re election bid. They note youth support shifts, Vietnam policy gains, and Hickel’s plan to aid Senate campaigns in Rhode Island New Mexico Alaska Oklahoma and Michigan including challenging Senator Pell in Rhode Island.
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Washington
Walter Hickel
White House
Nixon
Hickel
Oval Office
Ron Ziegler
Alaska
Wally
George McGovern
House
Senate
Rhode Island
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Oklahoma
Michigan
Navy
John Chafee
Claiborne Pell
Amnesty debate and call for service duty in clear letter
Evangeline Ebersole argues against amnesty for those who fled to avoid service, defending duty to defend country and flag. She invokes religious and patriotic justifications, contrasts innocent suffering, and urges adherence to the nation’s founding principles.
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the Star
David Susskind
Canada
America
Ithis
Jesus Christ
Evangeline Ebersole
300
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Manzeer Salman Khalifah
Beirut
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Hussein
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Central Intelligence Agency
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Bonn
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Moscow
Winchester Evening Star
Jack F. Davis
Thomas T. Byrd
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Henry J. Taylor
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Cambodia
Vietnam
Peking
China
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I.Q
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Hungary
New World of America
Philippine Islands
Baguio
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