Take Care in Home
A 1971 opinion piece urges attention to deadly home accidents in 1970, noting 26 500 deaths nationwide including 499 in Minnesota. Falls and fires drive home fatalities, with older adults most at risk. calls for safer homes, better lighting, hand rails, and public safety seminars to cut losses and injuries.
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National Safety Council
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Insurance Information Institute
Turn Back the Clock 60th Mower County Fair plans advance
Fair directors announce the 60th annual Mower County Fair set for August 12 to 16 with Alvin Bandler noting a defense farming stimulus at the 1942 exposition. Lt Col J E Nelson says Class 4 A deferment for trained men is abolished and affected men will be reclassified.
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Rockefeller seen as Nixon's potential 72 VP pick
White House circles say Gov. Nelson Rockefeller considers running for Vice President if Nixon asks. They see Rockefeller as a labor ally who could broaden support, especially among unions, while keeping Meany and other rivals off balance.
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Soviet proxies in Middle East face growing risks says study
A Pentagon study notes the Soviet Union has relied on client states to advance masked interests in the Persian Gulf and Middle East. It warns growing Arab rivalries threaten Moscow as Britain withdraws and Soviet flexibility shrinks under allied pressure.
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History highlights for December 27, 1971 century events
On this date many milestones are noted including Queen Juliana granting Indonesia sovereignty in 1949 after centuries of Dutch rule and notes on Johannes Kepler born in 1571. The brief historical roundup situates late 19th and early 20th century scientific and political events.
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Netherlands
Indonesia
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Timely quotes on culture and politics across eras
A collage of historical quotes spans education bias religious vows fiscal policy and world leaders. It cites Sol Gordon on black education, Pope Paul VI on priestly celibacy, Nixon on childcare, Meir on preconditions, and brief historical notes from Pasteur to Gandhi.
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Nixon Victory Hopes Dim As Gloom Settles In Two Camps
Washington report notes Democrats privately doubt a Nixon win in 1972 while some Republicans fear the President cannot broaden base. Analysts cite stagnant economy, fading Vietnam presence, and weak gains in four key states as nagging concerns for both parties.
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Charcoal antihangover capsules gain holiday buzz
Research at Columbia University shows activated charcoal removes congeners from whisky, reducing hangover symptoms in volunteers. Vodka and zero proof drinks produced fewer or no hangover effects, suggesting charcoal treatment limits adverse reactions. Requa Manufacturing Co sponsors the trials.
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Frederic Damrau
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Arthur H. Goldberg
Columbia University School of Pharmaceutical Sciences
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Agriculture productivity drives U.S. gains and low food costs
The text asserts agriculture remains the nation’s largest industry with three in ten jobs linked to farming. It notes high global food abundance and low U.S. food spending, comparing 16.7 percent of take home pay to much higher shares in Europe, Japan, India, and Russia. Farm labor output up 6.6 percent per year since 1950.
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EPA aims to shield air and water while guarding jobs
The EPA warned that clean air and water efforts could trigger economic shifts and promised labor department support. If pollution crackdowns force closures, unemployment benefits relocation funds and retraining programs would assist affected workers.
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William D. Ruckelshaus
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