New Kind Of High Uses Of Alcohol Rise Among Youth
An editorial notes youths favor beer and liquor over marijuana, citing a Cambridge youth quote and campus trends. It cites high school drink rates in California, calls for legal drinking age debates, and contrasts U N budget strains with U S contributions highlighting deteriorating U N prestige since 1967 polls.
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Wall Street Journal
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States
California Assembly
Distilled Spirits Institute
Arizona
Massachusetts
Nebraska
Soviet Union
Britain
Medical Council On
American women name Golda Meir top, Gandhi rises
The Gaship Poll shows Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir as the top choice among American women for humanitarian achievements. Indira Gandhi, previously low, climbs to fourth as Mrs Gandhi’s swift war against Pakistan is noted. The piece ponders if the era’s slogan shifts to Make War Not Love.
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Golda Meir
Indira Gandhi
Mother Nature Fights Back In Eco Debate
Sensing The News explores environmental theories from Dr. Stanley Cain of Michigan. Experts clash over how to balance government action with evolving science, warnings on stream channelization, and the risk innovations stall. Nature shows resilience amid crises like restored Thames birds and vanishing starfish, amid political response.
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Mother Nature
Stanley Cain
University of Michigan
Conservation Education Assa
Washington
Federal Soil Conservation Service
Wream
FSGS
Agricul
South Carolina
Thames
England
Pacific
The Matter With America Political View by Holmes Alexander
A 1972 syndicated column by Holmes Alexander criticizes Democratic contenders Hubert Humphrey, Ed Muskie, Edward Kennedy, and others. It mocks their competence and rhetoric, notes racial bias concerns, and contrasts calls for leadership with perceived mediocrity, ending with a weary diagnosis of American political leadership.
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Edmund Muskie
Edward Kennedy
Muskie
Hubert
Scofflaw
Teddy
White
Muskle
U.S
The
Echo
America
Democratic Party
Vance Hartke
Sam Yorly
John Lindsay
Henry Jackson
Wilbur Mills
Pilate
Richard Nixon
Supreme Coast
Amatlea
McNaught Syndicate
Toc
Open season planned for federal health plans in March or April
Federal workers eye another chance to switch health plans as the Civil Service Commission prepares an open season in March or April after 34 carriers' rate requests are reviewed for Price Commission guidelines. The move affects about 8 million enrolled, with changes possible to obtain more favorable rates while safeguards delay retroactive fee obligations.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Price Commission
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
The
CSC
If He Be Her Dad Then Her Dad He Remains
The essay argues marriage tests rise in early years and again in old age. A writer urges large age gaps favoring older husbands, citing anecdotes and historic examples including Eliot and John of Brienne to suggest wearied men can still be uxorious. He concludes marry late and choose a strong mate.
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Annette
John of
Brienne
Jerusalem
Constantinople
Mary
John
France
Mery
Yolande
Frederick II
Frederick
Lear
Shakespeare
John of Brlende
Spain
Beren- Baria
Castile
Italy
Vietnamization in Saigon Fails to Lift A Shady Mood
In Saigon the sense of Vietnamization is near complete yet mood darkens. South Vietnam’s army numbers 1.1 million, defense forces 1.4 million, but key needs persist including helicopters and pilots. Thieu’s regime is seen as strong yet tainted by graft and a wary press, while American support remains essential for military, economic, and strategic stability amid looming political questions about US policy and leadership.
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Vietnam
Ngee
Thieu
George McGovern
Abraham Lincoln
Goyens
South Vietnam
Flo
Sui
America
North Vietnam
Togochina
South
United States
Harold Stansen
Pease
Richard Nixon
Peking
Chow En-lai
Mond
Ins Transigante
Yalta
Paris
Polarxi
Fifth Avene
Where To Write Your Legislators In Washington
A reader listing multiple lawmakers and office addresses in Washington D C includes Sen R Vance Harika in the Old Senate Office Building and Sen Bayh in the Senate mail stop with district notes. It also cites Rep Elwood RB Hillis in Longworth and Rep William G Bray in Rayburn with various district references and county notes.
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Senate
Washington, D.C
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Hillis
Longworth
Hamillys
William G. Bray
Rayburn
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