Wilson to Visit Washington As UK Election Looms
Harold Wilson plans a two day trip to Washington next Wednesday as he seeks to balance showing independence with keeping close Anglo American ties. He aims to boost his image ahead of a possible election on March 1 1971 while managing economic constraints and public support amid Labour’s polling decline.
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Yail
Bart
Arold Wilson
Artiss
Washington
Wilson
Leis
Mit
Washnigtet
Livorpe Pompidou
France
Willy Brandi
Internationel
Britain
Labor Party
Biafra Agensts
Financial Times
Harold Wilson
Home Folks and the 1930s Election Debate
The Chamber of Commerce chief Jenkin Lloyd Jones urges voters to demand restraint on federal spending and to oppose politicians who reward waste. He warns inflation risks rising as the dollar weakens and calls for specific cuts before new programs. He cautions against quick promises of social security boosts or costly expressways.
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Spain
Champer of Commerce
United States
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Washington
Public Treasury
Safe options and risks in two investment questions
Inquiries from C H about selling Ulg-Temco-Vought bonds and reinvesting McCormick & Co. shares, plus a reader seeking safe high yields in utilities. Spear notes Ulg-Temco-Vought faces erosion from internal issues and antitrust actions, while McCormick offers growth but limited near term gains. He advises small savings here: limit to 10,000, prefer AAA or AA rated bonds, and expect transaction fees around five dollars per bond.
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Justice Department
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Arizona Public Service
Central Maine Power
Puget Sound Power & Light
Spear
Gen
Fea, Corp
Conflicting Stars Trigger Astrological Divorces
A humorous dialogue from 1970 portrays John Keasler and Margery debating astrology signs and compatibility. The exchange riffs on Taurus stubbornness and Leo pride as they argue over dog care and who bears the blame for household chaos.
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National Enquirer
Margery
Wits End Calendar Sketch From Newsday 1970
A satirical exchange mocks an insurance calendar showing a family with a missing father and a mother counting insurance money. The dialog spirals through proposed daily events on February 1970, highlighting social calendars as comic fodder and a jab at personal finances.
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Tam
Daddy
Tiny Tim
Vicki
Tiny Tiny
Melvin Laird
Fire Island
Newsday, Inc
Economic and social oddities from historical notes
A curious compilation notes per capita potato consumption in the United States reaching 110 pounds in 1068, mentions over a million gypsies in Europe and America many still nomadic, references India and salt worship by early Gronks.
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United States
Europe
América
India
US Export Ship Aboard New York to Izmir Cargo Tale
Holmes Alexander describes the US Export Agent aboard the $8.5 ship leaving New York for Izmir with tractors and privately owned vehicles. He reflects on universal merchant seamen, postwar shipbuilding, and the push to modernize against Soviet naval power as the United States risks falling behind in the maritime race.
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Lenuir
Aegean Sea
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Portugal
Egypt
China
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Co Narlalk
Tutskey
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Ua Intervie Jng
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Ma Time Commission
Canta Aay
Willy
Manuel
Mike) Diaz
Casablanca
Tunis
Beirut
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Famgusta
Pilanir
Salonica
Moorehead City
North Carolina
Asove Ag
Pecs
Bmt
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Two Mayflower ships carried settlers to Plymouth colony
Folklore notes two Mayflower ships and a third visit to Plymouth, with the first landing at Provincetown Harbor in 1620 and a later voyage to Clarke's Island in Duxbury Bay. A second voyage arrived in 1638 with Puritans from Holland, while a 1632 visit and 20 ships named Mayflower reflect the era's ship naming trend and mixed religious aims.
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London
Southampton
Washington calm breaks as Agnew returns from Asia
A wave of expectation sweeps Washington as Vice President Agnew arrives home from Katmandu while Nixon heads to California. Officials tout his diplomacy and pledge the nation’s stability, despite lingering questions about his absence and potential impact on foreign policy.
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California
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Agnow
Free World
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Obroaisla Publising Co
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