New Man In Paris Leads U S Peace Talks
Ambassador David K. E. Brice takes over the American delegation in Paris amid stalled talks at the Majestic Hotel. He faces boycotted sessions by North Vietnamese negotiators and aims to push for impartial POW camp inspections and a full prisoner list as negotiations bend toward potential secrecy.
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Who Said What Nixon Budget Remarks by Reid
Congresswoman Reid of Illinois cites contrasting fiscal plans between the Nixon administration and the previous one. She notes Nixon sought a balanced budget and proposed cuts across 57 expenditure areas, but Congress did not act and even approved increases in some appropriations.
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Beethoven 1970 Bicentennial Sparks Global Celebration
The 200th anniversary of Ludwig van Beethoven’s birth draws worldwide tribute. A modern teen audience embraces the Ninth Symphony finale Ode to Joy, performed by youth and pop music fans while the master’s legacy remains influential beyond centuries. The Muncie Press.
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Ludwig van Beethoven
Beethoven
Folklore Moments From William Wade Anecdotes
A column of light humor and mini stories features eavesdropped scenes from family life and childhood. Witty exchanges between children and adults reflect everyday curiosities and humorous misunderstandings. The piece closes with a proverb on humor and resilience.
Broken Cross Symbol Draws Fire Across church and retail fronts
A reader warns that a broken cross neckpiece linked to peace movements and antiwar protests is being sold in department stores and shown in churches. He cites protests to distribution in Mississippi Catholic churches and links to figures in postwar peace campaigns, urging boycotts and church withdrawals to counter alleged Communist symbolism.
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We Are Not Doing Nothing About Pollution
Paul Harvey praises pollution cleanup efforts by industries officials and individuals. He cites Los Angeles Harbor seeing fish life again, car makers researching emission controls, and Reynolds Metals reopening centers to reclaim aluminum. Programs to buy used bottles and curb disposable containers spread nationwide.
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Bowie
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Short Thoughts on US Resource Use and Housing Starts
A fragmented passage notes the United States with under seven percent of world population consuming about 11 percent of ash catch and large shares of tune and shrimp. It also cites 198 housing starts led by mobile homes. The text then jumbles preamble language from the US Constitution.
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Understanding Tactics of Totalitarian Revolution Education Proposal
Mr. John J. Mulloy proposes a national Committee for Understanding the Tactics of Totalitarian Revolution to counter student revolutionary influence. The plan emphasizes studying 20th century precedents, leaders, slogans, and outcomes, using classroom research and historical fiction to teach caution against ideologies.
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Federal pay fixing plan eyed by Nixon admin
The Nixon administration moves to fix federal pay with automatic annual raises tied to private sector wages, via Rep. Corbett's bill. A blue ribbon panel would advise, Congress may veto within 60 days but not alter amounts. Civil Service Commission argues reduced lag, unions fear bias against workers. The plan covers 1.3 million white collar, VA, medical, foreign service and military staff. COLA remains for Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands.
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How-To Columns and Homemaking Wryly Shape a Witty Life
Fragmented essay outlines readers and women writing humor columns from home. It notes how to use columnlets for tips, collect cute sayings from children, and balance writing with motherhood while avoiding perfectionism and chores.
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