Robert A Daily remembered for Delco Remy leadership in Anaheim
An obituary tribute to Robert A Daily longtime Delco Remy manager at the Anaheim Delco Battery Plant. He died on Christmas Day at 65 two months before retirement. A Purdue graduate and Marion, Indiana native, Daily shaped Orange County civic life as a Chamber leader and GM stalwart, celebrated for vision, independence, and devotion to family.
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Smoking In The Dark Ad Decline Ends Rally For Cigarettes
A year after a total ban on cigarette ads on radio and TV, consumption is forecast to rise 2.3 percent in 1971 to 596 billion cigarettes with plain and mentholated filters up 0.6 percent. Industry executives cite increased smoking population, fewer anti smoking ads, and broader tension as drivers while Canada moves to end all TV and radio cigarette ads in 1971.
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Canadian Tobacco Manufacturers Council
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Field Enterprises
Where To Write Your Legislators Addresses and Names
A fragmented listing provides room numbers and offices for U S Senators and Representatives in Washington D C. It names Sen R Vance Hartke Sen Birch Bayh Rep David Igents Rep Elwood B Hillis Rep William G Bray and other unnamed figures with district mentions and office locations in the Old Senate and Longworth and Rayburn Buildings. The text appears garbled and includes several misspellings and partial names.
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R. Vance Hartke
Washington, D.C
Birch E. Bayhdy
David Ig.ents
David Ty
Madieta
Dale Andia
Henry Countien
Elwood B. Hillis
Longworth
Hamilton
William G. Bray
Rayburn
Kanes
The Right The New Hiring Code Debate on minority hiring in academia
A dated critique describes college letters urging minority and female hiring while noting deflective language and policy jargon. It argues HEW guidance pressures standards, questions quotas, and cites fears of diminished merit amid past injustices and federal control.
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At Wits End Moo of the Feast on Drinking Birds
A satirical piece mocks social problems by recounting a 'feathered' alcoholism tale. It cites a dramatized encounter with a drunken duck and ornithologists who confirm birds are drinking fermented fruit, prompting absurd reflections on modern life and national issues. The text ends with a truncated constitutional preamble.
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Waste We Are a Prodigal People By Russell Kirk
WASTE. MUCH, WASTED MUCH We are a prodigal people and a carpenter named John Mulcahey reminds us of losses in craft and materials. The piece laments discarded oak shelves, plaster ceilings, and outdated methods, warning that modern consumption and deregulation threaten resources, energy, and forests while social and economic costs mount.
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Federal Highway Fund
Modéna Prodigal
Nixon and Kennedy clash over foreign policy and Bangla Desh
The piece argues the United States faces a dangerous balance of power and must trust President Nixon amid global tensions. It contrasts Nixon with Kennedy, notes India's intervention in the region, and defends Nixon's approach while urging restraint from political rivals.
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East Pakistan
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Trade siren song clouds Soviet big business hopes
Alice Widener argues that despite vast demand for American consumer goods in the Soviet Union and Eastern bloc, Marxist economics and currency controls bar large scale trade. He cites Russia’s need to keep foreign currencies, fund wheat imports, and finance arms, space programs, and propaganda as major hurdles.
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Maurice Stans
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Kremlin
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Russia
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Melotay
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Krupp
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Alfred Krupp
Neil Melunes
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National Business & Financial Weekly
Hungary
Morgan Grenfell & Co
Moscow Naradny Bank
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