Debating Ms as a marital status title in the press
Editorials weigh Ms as a new address form, with feminists pushing to drop Miss and Mrs as sexist. Critics doubt pronunciation and practicality, arguing readers want marital status. Some editors back Ms on request, while lawmakers consider mandated use in government correspondence.
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Women’s Liberation Advocates
Washington Post
New York
Clay Felker
Women’s Wear Daily
Revere
U.P.S
Straus
Altoether
Bella Abzug
D.Y
Congress to Reconvene for A Contested Year in 92nd Session
The 92nd Congress returns January 18 after a break, with a Democratic-led body facing welfare reform, tax sharing, health, and Social Security raises amid a divided Congress. President Nixon presses Indochina policy as challenges loom, and his State of the Union follows soon after.
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Potomac
Congress
92Nd
Senate
House
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Poli
Nixon
Indochina
North Vietnam
Capitol Hill
The Path to the Republic of Ireland 1169 to 1949
A concise history traces British rule in Ireland from the Norman 1169 invasion through home rule, the Easter Rising, the 1921 Anglo Irish treaty, the Irish Free State from 1922 to 1937, and the 1949 proclamation of the Republic, noting civil war and constitutional changes along the way.
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England
Ireland
Britain
Henry VIII
North Ireland
Roger Casement
Lloyd George
United Kingdom
Irish Free State
Dail
Eamon de Valera
de Valera
Ireand
British Empire
Republic of Ireland
NADERS PIRG CAMPUS OUTLETS TARGET COLLEGES
A critique argues Ralph Nader and his PIRG groups seek to fund controversial studies on campuses via student activity fees. It cites plans to harness fees, hopes for continuous financing, and opposition from administrators and students while noting criticism from The New Republic and other entities.
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Ralph Nader
Nader
PIRG
Oregon
Minnesota
Connecticut
Pet
Carolina
Naderites
Donald Ross
Washington Post
Congress
The
New Republic Magazine
Vietnam War Air Combat Shifts Back to Guns and Training
Paul Harvey notes surprising shift in US air combat strategy during Vietnam. Missiles alone cannot guarantee air superiority as maneuvering MiGs dodge heat seekers. ongoing emphasis returns to 20 mm guns and future 25 to 30 mm configurations. Training and readiness scrutinized as pilots, pay, and retention challenge the air effort.
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Pentagon
Harvey N
Enem
Indochina
Hanoi
Laos
Acon
Air Force
Gen. Fea, Corp
Murder of Carl Benson Shrouded in Mystery and Motive
A Los Angeles newspaper clipping reports the fatal shooting of Carl Benson, 1933 Park Drive, at 19 North Cahuenga Boulevard. Police say robbery was the motive after Benson was shot three times in the chest during deliveries. Witnesses heard the shots. one, Ben Basham, saw a postman nearby. The piece reflects on Benson’s public persona through editorials and an obituary from National Review, noting Benson’s diverse accomplishments and a possible false lead about his identity as Charles Benson.
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Carl
Los Angeles
Lue Fridey
Padre Apartments
Benson
Basham
Truman Capote
Kansas
Sone
Los Angeles Times
Carl Benson
Ysterious
Carl” Benson
Charles Benson
Iles Benson
National Review
Journal of
Opinion
Mediterranean
United States
Libya
Israel
Western
Europe
U.S
Pentagon
CIA
On Review
Department of Defense
Defense
Congress
George Clayton Johnson
L.A
The
Charles ‘Carl’ Benson
Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
To The Point Little Need To Fret About Overpopulation
In a provocative essay the author argues American population fears are waning as Census data show a drop in 1971 birth rates to 17 per thousand, the lowest since the Great Depression. He notes school enrollment trends, environmentalist views, and demography as nuanced, non exact science, with few states backing abortion zeal.
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United States
Census Bureau
Crusaders
Barry Commoner
Belgium
Wiens
Poly
Animes
Nemy
Paraguay
Ireland
America
China
Michigan
Snoy
Write To Your Legislators In Washington State
A fragmented snippet lists legislators and office addresses in Washington DC. It mentions Sen B Vane Hertke Sen Birch Bayh Jr House Rep David W Dennis and Rep William G Bray with occasional misprints. The legals seek contact during congressional work.
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Sen
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Senate
Washington, D.C
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Anderson
Indiana
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Herald
Associated Press
Nader’s
Ohio
Pre— Nader
Southern States Industrial Council
Stahlman Bidg
Nashville
Tenn
MR. Premier
Paul Harvey News
Vietnam
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Terity
United States of America
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Gen. Fea. Corp
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Genale D.C
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Wellington
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Washington, Die
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Bray
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