Push for Unleaded Gasoline Gains Momentum Across Nation
Editorial notes automakers and stations adopting no lead fuels as Congress plans hearings on a federal tax to curb lead in gasoline. Nixon cites anti pollution goals and revenue needs while Kennedy urges quick engine and fuel changes for 1975 model year. Experts warn unleaded gas may raise prices due to advanced tech requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Ways and Means Committee
Nixon
Treasury
David MM. Kennedy
Kennedy
Miss America 1971 Pageant Begins in Atlantic City
Pam Eldred, Miss America 1970, comments on learning from elders and faith in elected leaders as the 1971 pageant opens in Atlantic City. For the first time a Black contestant, Chevyl Browne, Miss Iowa, competes. The piece notes grooming trends, past winners, and the career paths of runners-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamyla Anne Eldred
Miss Eldred
Bert Parks
Atlantic City
Chevyl Browne
Iowa
Judith Martin
The
Washington Post
Bess Myerson
Lee Ann Merriwether
Joan Blondett
Dorothy Lamour
Vera Miles
Anita Bryant
July cost of living figures show easing inflation
July inflation data indicate a 0.3 percent rise in the cost of living on a seasonally adjusted basis, about half the winter rate. Average spendable earnings inch up slightly per week, suggesting the administration's efforts to stabilize prices are beginning to reverse prior inflation trends.
Folklore and Manuscripts In Bottles Inspire Ocean Tales
The piece surveys legends of mysterious window apparitions and manuscripts found at sea, noting authors who used them and real world uses by the navy and wildlife service. It cites a will blown ashore during a battle and a cedar chest message lost for 359 years, highlighting dramatic maritime curiosities and historical anecdotes.
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Iescape
Nighlalla
Henry James
Krillen
Willa Cather
Edgie Allen Poe
Daisy Alexander
Isaae Singer
Callioonia
Barry Cohen
Share
Christopher Colt
Spain
Mosoceg
Ruth
Cease Fire in Vietnam Seen Unlikely This Year
Washington analysts say a cease fire in Vietnam cannot bring a political settlement. Both Saigon and the Viet Cong reject the idea, fearing loss of leverage as they pursue separate aims amid a guerrilla war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert G. Kaiser
Washington
Vietnam
Spain
U.S
Saigon
California
Wiekeng
Eid
Thien
Pasang
Outlook for Conservative Gains in Senate Races
The piece argues that conservative gains in the U S Senate depend on national reform in the upcoming elections. It notes key figures such as Kennedy Fulbright Gore McGovern and Goodell as liberal strongholds and outlines pivotal races in Tennessee New York Delaware Virginia New Mexico and other states with emphasis on potential GOP or conservative challenges to incumbents. The discussion highlights Vietnam era divisions and the impact of liberal votes splitting the electorate.
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U.S. Senate
Senate
Principe
Ginass
Kennedy
Mess
Fulbright
Ark
Gore
Tenn
McGovern
S.D
Chris Science Mephan
San
Abbe Gore
Tentesaee
Vietnam
Permlasion
New York
Empire
Lppianbert
Charles Goodell
Richard A
Ietey
Vhis
Jamies L
Buckley
New
York
Conservas
Era
Ayadh Mal Wa F
Bacilla Fy
Delaware
John J
Williams
U.S
William ¥. Roth
Jacob C. Ammerman
Zimmerman
Aliti
Clee
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
Drs
Congress
App Nant
George vi Rawlings
R. L. Garland
New Mexico
Andeson Carter
Goldwater
Sen. Meeloya
Aflacio
Bonn
Jesne Ureuh
Une
Murphy-Reagan
Rengne
Sensible Thoughts on Poverty Policy and Education Debate
A column praises Edith Green for criticizing federal poverty funding and education bureaucracy. It cites Dr. Miller Upton and Irving Kristol, praising candid critique of war talk and campus protest. The piece recommends Simon O Toole’s critique of American higher education as a remedy for national fatuity.
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Avery
Edith Green
Oregon
Indy
Congress
Green
Office of Education
Green Syd
Grean
Nixon
Miler Upton
Helon College
Hugh Scott
Vietnam
Burma
Cambody
Near East
Irving Kristol
The
Public Interest
Kristol
William Gerberding
Duane Smith
Houghton Mifflin
Dr. Upton
Mr. Kristol
Simon O’toole
University of Minnesota Press
America
O'Toole
Nem
Gresa
Apler
O'Toale
Gen
Fra
Corp
Diplomatic View on Suez Cease Fire Violations
Brig Gen S J A Marshall argues US stance on Israel Egypt cease fire is biased and unreliable. He cites US inability to verify ceasefire breaches and questions photos and intelligence as conclusive proof. He claims America cannot guarantee the ceasefire and should limit its role along the canal zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Israel
Egypt
United States
Joseph J. Sisca
New Eastern Affairs
Igrahh
Viteak Habin
Unitedtates
U.S
Tel
Aviv
Jerusalem
Haz & Stret
Suez
America
East Bank
West Bank
Bsyplea
Asf
Anothers View against campus violence intensifies election talk
The piece reports Richard Roudebush urging tougher laws after a bombing at a mathematics building in Wheaton University injuring students and a postdoctoral researcher. It notes rising public anger at radicals, calls for university action, and support for punishing bombers while condemning campus violence.
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Richard Roudebosch
U.S
Indiana
University of Whe, Cotein
Threether
United States
Collee
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United States Navy Hydrographic Office
Fish and Wildlife Service
Anderson Herald
Andersen Newspapers, Inc
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Bem West
Lone Toll
Erbend
Faere
Bette
Tore S
By Anthony Herrigan
Rol
S. J. A. Marshall
Ogre
Greiner
Nis
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Elemera
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