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The Altus Times-Democrat
THE GLDBALVIEW
Thursday, October 22, 1970
U.N. Is 25 Years Old but Can It Go On?
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Know the true value of time—snatch, seize and
enjoy every moment of it.— Lord Chesterfield,
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UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (NEA)
As international dignitaries converge on New York to
celebrate the General Assembly's 25th anniversary, manv
observers are warning that the U N may not survive to
half its 50th
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GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Seek cheerful
company, trade secrets with old confidants.
A change of pace helps avoid fatigue. You
must cope with added routine later; save
energy for it.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): It may be
easier to dodge friends than to say no to
their schemes—one or both, however, is
necessary now Routine work is strongly
favored Make a steady effort
LEO (July 23- Aug 22): Winding up the
workweek seems to be slow Older people’s
problems get in the way. Make a thorough
job of what you do Consult separate speci-
Blurts, get two opinions on all questions.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You are asked
for extra .service with no extra reward. Set
limits befgre you begin; don’t be taken for
granted Tact doesn’t suffice—you must
take a definite stand.
LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 22): Everybody
want* to shift the blame; don’t pass your
own responsibility on nor take up that of
others Where principle is not involved, the
fuss isn’t worth the bother.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You react
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Warned that the U N is on trial " and that it sleeps in
the race of international Jungle law." the delegates devote
themselves to parochial interests. The signals of major
alarm are drowned in the din of oratory from mini-states
whose real or imaginary grievances take precedence over
genuine quest for world peace
As a young reporter I witnessed the birth of the U.N. in
ban Francisco in 1945 I find myself becoming increasinglv
pessimistic about its future
The setting for the 1970 anniversary is more sparkling
than ever The African robes worn by many delegates and
guests, male and female, never looked more colorful
But as the General Assembly's former president
Liberia s Angie Brooks, remarked sadlv. We have lacked
and do lack a sense of reality.”
fast they wouldn't feud so
much. Nobody feels like starting
a war when his stomach is full
Never marry a girl who, when
she goes to the zoo, spends the
longest time staring at the rep
tile cage.
You can usually tell whether a
man lives in or out erf town by
opening the bottom of his desk
If it contains a pair of overshoes
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are primarily interested in denouncing the colonial go
ernments of South Africa. Rhodesia and Portugal The
are not really concerned with peace Their "neutrality"
best gauged by the resolutions adopted at the recent confe
ence of "unaligned" nations in Lusaka, Zambia. where
of U.N.'s 126 members took part
Though ostensibly unaligned, the conference condemne
Cambodia’s anti-Communist government of Premier Ln
Nol.
It called for the "immediate and unconditional" with
drawal of Israel’s forces from occupied Arab territories
American troops in Vietnam were singled out for speci;
condemnation when the “unaligned" members of th
United Nations deplored “foreign intervention ’ But ther
was no mention of Russia's invasion of Czechoslovakia
The Viet Cong's representative at the Paris peace talks
Mrs Binh, even received an unparalleled ovation when sh
addressed the conference as a "fraternal observer "
it may not be possible, then, for the U.N. as it is pre
sently constituted to serve as an impartial and effects
instrument of peace.
Your birthday today: The Sun enters the
sign Scorpio today at 4:05 PM Eastern
Daylight Time In other years the time of
change is earlier or later, sometimes on the
day before or day after Both Libra ns and
Scorpios born today face a year of diverse
activities which tempt them to scatter
energy Many jobs which only now begin
to exist attract these people—skills beyond
traditional must be acquired quickly. To-
day s Libra natives are serious dreamers
while the Scorpios are always ready to
react to unexpected and pioneering situa-
tions.
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Today is
gen rally slow-paced Search for better un-
derstanding of how things work or what
makes things happen. Expect people to be
somewhat aloof for the moment.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Put an
carly mood of gloom behind you, get busy,
then take an extra break for diversion.
Thus a long day is not so much a burden
and you can admire your results.
Speaking in Salt Lake City the other dav Vice President
Spiro T Agnew made it plain that the Nixon administra-
tion had nothing to do with the Commission on Pornogra-
phy. which has recommended that all laws pertaining
thereto be abolished for adults
Hot on the campaign trail, he labeled the commission a
lame duck that had been appointed by Democratic
President Johnson and asked for the election of a Republi-
can Congress that would help President Nixon keep Mam
Street from turning into Smut Alley
This commission was not named by President Nixon."
said Agnew No. sir. your honor, it's not our baby.”
But what's this’ The vice president has no less roundly
condemned the report of the Commission on Campus Un-
rest as imprecise, contradictory and equivocal more
Pablum for the permissivists "
Yet all nine members of the panel were appointed by
Republican President Nixon, including its chairman for-
mer Republican governor of Pennsylvania William
scranton
Yes sir your honor, this one IS your baby
Which, perhaps, illustrates the futility of trying to make
political capital out of matters which are too'important to
be left to the politicians
if a pornography panel appointed by President Nixon
would have come up with different recommendations, as
Agnew implies would not its findings be suspect, too’
If the political affiliation of a president who appoints a
commission is so influential, how come it backfired in the
case of the campus commission’
The only real question is, has either of these commis-
sions presented the nation with some useful truths or hasn't
it if not, then maybe we should stop wasting the tax-
payers' money on the things.
WASHINGTON-TREASURY
aides have confiscated a
Chinese-made AK-47 automatic
assault rifle, a trophy of the
Cambodian invasion, from
President Nixon His possession
of the weapon violated federal
firearms laws.
Illegal weapons have also been
seized from two White House
aides, four Senators, four
Representatives and three
Governors. Criminal charges
aren't likely to be preferred,
however, against the President
and his distinguished fellow law-
breakers.
The Internal Revenue Service,
which conducted the raids upon
Che 14 high officials, was most
reluctant to talk about it After
debating for two days whether to
answer our inquiries, the IRS
finally acknowledged that the
weapons had been "captured in
Cambodian sanctuaries and
presented to members of the
President's fact-finding mission
which went to the area in June.”
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32 Merriment
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That this was hardly an understatement was shown again
by.the tragic events in Jordan King Hussein and the
Palestinian guerrillas have agreed to an uneasy truce but
thousands of Arabs are dead And yet quick and firm ac-
tion by the L N s Security Council might have prevented
the massacre.
Syria's invasion of Jordan with Moscow's consent and
with Russian tanks was a clear violation of the U.N.'s
Charter. It was as it still is—the kind of threat to peace
that the Security Council was entrusted by the Charter to
meet with "prompt and effective" action.
Nevertheless, a majority of U.N.'s members decided to
ook the other way: Always ready to condemn American
and Israeli imperialism,” they were reluctant to resort
to the Security Council in the case of Syria’s invasion of
Jordan.
General Secretary U Thant also decided to play it cool-
as he did when Russia invaded Czechoslovakia in 1968 He
always manages to stay “neutral" on the side of Moscow
and its clients.
The sad truth is that more than half of U.N.'s members
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Allow
people the luxury of arriving late. They
function better once past their sleepy state.
Give thought to your own health care Reg-
ular checkups should be routine.
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THE OTHER dignitaries who
lost their semi-automatic
Chinese carbines to the federal
raiders were identified by the
IRS as White House aides Herb
Klein and Bryce Harlow;
Senators Howard Cannon, D-
Nev., Tom McIntyre, D-N.H.,
George Murphy, R-Calif., and
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four weeks, or $23 40 per year in advance rural bv mail in Jack
sonsandqsurrounding counties, $15.00 per year in advance, elsewhere
in U.S $18 00 per year
officers. Police said the guns
used by the militants had been
purchased by communist
glamor girl Angela Davis.
The Chief Justice has turned
the problem of courtroom
security over to Judge Clement
Haynsworth, who remained on
the Fifth Circuit Court after his
appointment to the Supreme
Court was rejected by the
Senate.
The Eyes Have It—Safety
The announcement by the Food and Drug Administration
that it will require safety glass in virtually all eyeglasses
Americans wear is one of those simple ideas, like autamn-
bile seat belts, whose time could and should have come
many years ago
The FDA estimates that 100.000 adults and 20,000 school-
age children are injured each year by accidents in which
eyeglasses are shattered On the other side of the picture
theNational Society for the Prevention of Blindness re-
ded 22,000 accidents last year in which eye injuries were
prevented because the persons involved were wearing pro-
tective lenses. 6 H
The proposed FDA regulation will require, that eyeglass
lenses, including those in nonprescription sunglasses, be
made of either heat-tempered, impact-resistant glass or
laminated glass or plastic. The extra cost would be mini-
mal. averaging only a few dollars.
Even if the vast majority of glasses wearers never have
their eyes saved by safety lenses, the extra expense may be
cheap insurance in another way.
How many millions of people sometime or other have
dropped a perfectly good pair of glasses and watched them
shatter into uselessness?
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Thought for the Day
F or everything there is a season, and a time
for every matter under heaven: a time to be
born, and a time to die; a time to plant and a
time to pluck up what is planted. — EccL 3:1,2.
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In Baltimore, for instance, Our stories have now been
federal judges have appealed to contirmed by the Washington
Senator Charles "Mac” Post which 3150 has revealed
Mathias, R-Md, to stop the that the secret USIS memo lead
Republicans from replacing cretaryoffState Bill Rogers to
Marshal Frank Udoff with a scold USIS chief Frank
political appointee. Udoff, a Shakespeare for making foreign
Democratic appointee, has done Po e on 13 own
an excellent job of handling The inside fact, however is
disruptions. Senator Mathias, that Shakespeare got his
therefore, telephoned the Justice guidance directly from the
Departmentand asked his fellow White House The controversial
Republican. Deputy Attorney memo merely repeated what
General Richard Kleindienst, to Shakespeare had been told by
leave Udoff on the job, aides close to President Nixon.
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"Spiro Agnew watches. Martha Mitchell dolls—where is
it all leading?"
courts across the country to In Chicago, the number
tighten security as a precaution federal marshals at coui
against terrorist tactics. proceedings have been double
He acted after Judge Harold J. from 10 to 20, and all courtroon
Haley was abducted from his clerks have been armed. Othe
courtroom in San Rafael, Calif., courts are carefully checkin
by black militants, who the identities of all visitors an
decapitated him with a shotgun searching anyone who look
blast during a shootout with law suspicious.
more rapidly now than most people alarming legislators and
around you—they cooperate better if you tourists.
give them time to catch up to your quick One Congressman had already
inights New systems need further perfec- arranged a place on his wall for
tion. his carbine when he learned
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec, 21): It'S from the IRS that it was against
not the single idea you have to sell today, the law for him to possess it
but whole programs. Pause from time to Most of the trophies, however,
time to maintain your balance, give others were confiscated from
a chance to digest the progress. congressional closets. Senator
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Some McIntyre told this column he
matter in which you once reposed trust didn’t want the Chinese carbine
turns out to be finished or inadequate, in the first place.
Duplication of function adds a security
factor Have extras of those things most Federal firearms laws have
likely to break down. barred machineguns from
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Again civilians since the gangland
your intentions collide with the plans of days of the 1930s. The import of
associates who assume that you’re going these lethal, rapid-fire weapons
along with their ideas. They don’t know is also banned without special
what your reasons are. licenses. None of the 14
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THE GUNS were personal
gifts from U.S. and South
Vietnamese military leaders
and were brought illegally into
the U.S. The IRS, however, tried
to phrase this a little more
delicately.
wBy HAL BOYLE or boots, you can bet he's a sub emcee that he hails from Brook- "The weapons isere received
to conclusions: After losing a quarrel with thisphenimenonomtedanscal explained the careful IRS
Absent-minded husbands your wife, you can always get K " which holds that all statement to this column, "as
usually have nagging wives. even with her by bragging in wththettordsgthinmlmons representatives of the U.S. and.
The faraway look they get in public about what a good cook automatically funny for reasons therefore, will be given to
their eyes is an attempt to es- your mother was. unknown Examples Hoboken, military museums as the
cape from incessant marital What an intelligent world Kedcuk, Koko- property of the U.S. govern-
scolding- we'd have tomorrow if only the mo ment"
If I were going to hide out teen-agers of today would spend . The president, ATA , a
from the police, I think I'd go as many hours studying as they What about Peoria, often jest- another 6sden AK 47 and
and watch a weight lifting con- now spend admiring th ar hair 6(1 at in the days when vaude- another’ my rifle in his
test They’d never think of look- in the mirror' - m villewasin flower’ Wen, ac- PoSsession "have been turned
mg there. The only fans at such Women are always good for a cording to the rule, its mention oue.. to the. Smithsonian In-
affairs are close relatives of the laugh, and about the best one would have been an even bigger suutonpending completion of a
contestants or former weight you can get from them now is giggle getter if it were spelled Residential library,” said the
lifters recovering from hernias, watching them struggle in and ‘Peorkia." —
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office workers are caused by Everybody in a studio audi- glasses; a realit is one who re-
the fact their stomachs are ence breaks into a chuckle if a fuses to wear more than a rose-
empty of anything except member of it tells the program colored monocle
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John Tower, R-Tex.;
Representatives Bill Bray, R-
Ind, O.C. Fisher, D-Tex., Mel
Price, D-Ill., and Bill
Whitehurst R-Va.; Governors
John Love, R-Colo., Robert
McNair, D-S.C., and Raymond
Shafer, R-Pa.
The IRS arranged for military
men, presumably weapons
specialists, to pick up the illegal
weapons on Capitol Hill The
servicemen brought along a
special carrying case, so the
Chinese buns could be lugged out
of the Capitol building without
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THIS COLUMN reported oi
September 28 that the U.S. in
formation Service had
"distributed a classified
memorandum to its missions
throughout the world pointing
out that the Soviets cannot be
trusted”
In another reference on Oo
tober2, we noted that the memo
had equated the Middle East
cease-fire violations with the
Cuban missile crisis. "During
the 1962 Cuban missile crisis,"
we reported, "high Soviet of.
ficials were caught in 19 outright
lies."
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Gilmore, Robert K. & Goforth, Don. The Altus Times-Democrat (Altus, Okla.), Vol. 44, No. 250, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 22, 1970, newspaper, October 22, 1970; Altus, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2120413/m1/4/: accessed November 19, 2025), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.