Youth Vote Could Decide 1972 Election, Kilpatrick Says
A conservative view notes 25 million youths 18 to 25 eligible in November. It cites 125000 Nixon youth volunteers and door-to-door drives in California, Wisconsin, Florida, Illinois, Ohio, New Jersey. |
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Hospital Chief Florence S Gaynor to lead Newark Medical School
Florence S Gaynor executive director of Sydenham Hospital in Harlem becomes chief administrator of New Jersey Medical School Hospital at Newark on September 1. The 51 year old nurse holds a public health master’s and completed a Harvard health financing course. She will oversee care for 90 percent of Newark’s indigent residents. Likely first female administrator of a major teaching hospital.
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The Messenger Publishing Co. Athens Ohio Notice Rates
Daily newspaper published by The Messenger Publishing Co. in Athens Ohio lists pricing for daily and Sunday editions, carrier delivery, tube route service, and mail rates for Ohio West Virginia and nationwide. It notes publication daily except Saturdays and frequency terms, with address 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio 45701.
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Liberia Not So American Beyond Monrovia Says Rasberry
William Raspberry argues Liberia’s Americanness is overstated and tourism suffers from the belief that Liberia mirrors the United States. He notes two forms of English, strong African influences in dress and life, and a small Americo Liberian ruling class.
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Athens Messenger Masthead Historical Note
The Athens Messenger masthead lists the paper’s publishing lineage and staff in Athens Ohio. It records founders and leaders including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush and Gs Kenner Bush along with Fred W Weber M W McDargh Charles W Reamer and Richard R Paynter in roles such as Publisher Circulation Director Advertising Director and Managing Editor.
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Farm Prices Reach July Peak As Raw Goods Rise
July raw farm product prices jumped 1.5 percent to a record high, the Agriculture Department reports, with prices a year earlier up 13 percent. Cattle hogs eggs milk potatoes and onions led gains while peaches lettuce grapefruit tomatoes and oranges fell. Middlemen may pass costs to consumers leaving little relief for housewives.
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Reproduced political buttons threaten collecting hobby
Washington writer warns that authentic reproductions of past campaign buttons flood the market. He cites APIC ethics bans, proposed Hobby Protective Act, and rising fake prices from 6.5 to 14.5 cents per button, with fakes even sold in souvenir shops.
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Family Circle Magazine
Mrs Sirhan under guard as Kennedy killer son faces guilt
Mrs Mary Sirhan remains under police guard in Pasadena California after the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy by her son. Her two other sons Saidallah and Sharif search for work while coping with the family guilt and public attention.
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Pasadena
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Robert F. Kennedy
Saidallah
Sharif
Wall Street weighs McGovern win impact on markets
Brokers map McGovern era portfolios as fear and hope collide. Analysts discuss color TV demand, Southern stocks, and potential monetary shocks, with hedges in Treasuries and gold stocks. Some expect market resilience after familiarity, others warn of ongoing volatility before November.
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