UN General Assembly Faces Terrorism Fight and Park Access Debate
Delegates from 132 nations gather amid tight security to address terrorism as a top issue at the 27th UN General Assembly. The piece questions whether the body will take decisive action beyond talk and notes at home political pressures linked to Vietnam. It also covers the National Park Service debate over restricting access to preserve natural beauty, with a plan to curb vehicle use and camping.
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UN General Assembly
General Assembly
Connally explains backing Nixon despite Democratic ties
Former Texas governor and Nixon Treasury secretary John B. Connally declares he remains a life long Democrat while supporting President Nixon for re election. He criticizes the McGovern wing for making the party an ideological machine and uniting America.
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Washington
John B. Connally
Nixon
Connally
Texas
Navy
Kennedy
Treasury
Democratic Party
Senator McGovern
Agnew Advocates New Style Political Campaigns
Vice President Spiro Agnew urges slow, fact based attack tactics while touring the nation. He contrasts his current campaign approach with the fiery rhetoric of 1970 and positions himself as a unifying Republican figure.
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ST. Louis
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Washington
National Airport
Congress
U.S. Senate
Charles Goodell
New York
Hunter and fisherman support for wildlife funding debate
A letter to the editor argues anti hunting groups threaten public lands and highlights contributions of sportsmen. It details Pittman Robertson excise taxes license purchases duck and national forest stamps and private funding that support wildlife research and land conservation. The piece cites substantial gains in deer and turkey populations due to management funded by sportsmen.
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U.S
Cleveland Amory
Alice Herrington
Hollywood
Shenandoah Valley
Sportsmen
North America
Ben Franklin
Castro plans Cuban port for Soviet Atlantic fleet base
The Star Files reports Fidel Castro announced the Soviet Union intends to build a major Cuban port to serve its Atlantic fishing fleet. Also noted are local civic actions and public notices including Winchester Chest leadership, a Seat Belt Clinic at Winchester Park and Shop, Truman urging food conservation for Europe, a church pastor reassignment, and police patrol staffing changes.
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Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Cuba
Truman
Europe
Congress
Braddock St
Growth Above the Ears and True Education
A Sunday School speaker warns that true growth is measured not by height or book learning but by wisdom and character. He cites Edison Ford da Vinci Franklin Einstein as examples of varied genius and stresses spiritual maturity over mere intellect to prevent villainy and ruin.
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Conally
America
Edison
Ford
Leonardo da
Vinci
Benjamin Franklin
Albert Einstein
Born winners relish luck in every life moment
Hal Boyle sketches a satire of people deemed Born winners. He lists improbable advantages from flawless car starts to sudden wealth, suggesting luck defines their fate and questioning how ordinary folks envy such extraordinary ease. The piece ends on the paradox of inevitable success and the futility of eternal life.
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