Tragic violence is evil contagion editorial
The piece argues that attacks on art reveal a fragile civilization. It notes the Pieta vandalism in Rome and parallels with Wallace shooting, airline hijackings, and other acts. It urges reliance on citizen sanity, prudent prevention, and that such outrages remain exceptional but costly.
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Rome
Don Oakley
Corset and Brassiere Wage Case Signals Wider Decontrols
Government pushes toward broad wage price decontrols as ILGWU and Associated Corset and Brassiere Manufacturers seek a 9.3 percent first year raise for 5,200 sewing machine operators. The Pay Board weighs 75 day implementation and rollback powers, shaping a sweeping shift for future labor contracts across small firms and major industries.
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Washington
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
ILGWU
Teddy Gleason
Associated Corset and Brassiere Manufactures, Inc
Cost of Living Council
Don Rumsfeld
George Shultz
Rumsfeld and Shultz
General Electric
Pay Board
Bradenton turns landfills into Pirate City complex
Since 1969 Bradenton Florida has reused a reclaimed sanitary landfill as the Pirates spring training site Pirate City a 49 acre facility with four practice fields living quarters clubhouse and batting cages reflecting a national shift to productive landfill use The EPA Mission 5000 backs communities closing open dumps and adopting sanitary landfills as parks golf courses and other uses
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Brandenton
Fla
City
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirate City
Bradenton
National Center For Resource Recovery
Washington
D.C
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Freedom of the Press Day reflection in the nuclear age
The piece argues that freedom of the press is essential for evaluating government actions toward peace and accountability. It underscores that free press acts as a watchdog, shapes public concern, and should be celebrated as a right for free men, with emphasis on US citizens in the Americas. It cites scripture and philosophical quotes to frame the moral duty of citizens.
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U.S
Americas
Turn Back the Clock at St Olaf Lutheran Church
A note marks 22 years of Rev. Henry Noss as pastor at St. Olaf Lutheran Church. He preached with vigor, spoke of the 1928 tornado destruction, and noted a modern rebuilt church and a growing congregation.
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St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Henry Noss
Labor official warns against overemphasizing college edu
Assistant Secretary of Labor Michael Moskow told a New Jersey audience that job prospects for college graduates have deteriorated and will worsen through the 1970s. He urged reassessment of pressuring high school students to enter college.
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Labor Dept
Michael Moskow
New Jersey
Best Sellers Compiled by Publishers Weekly
A Publishers Weekly list highlights top fiction and nonfiction titles. Notable fiction includes The Winds Of War The Exorcist The Day of The Jackal and The Word Wallace Haley Blatty Forsyth. Nonfiction features The Game of The Foxes Eleanor And Franklin Open Marriage The Defense Never Rests and Am Okay You're Okay.
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Wallace
Haley
Blatty
Forsyth
The
Foxes
Farage
Eleanor and
Franklin
Lash
Harris
Nena
George O'Neill
Bailey
Aaronson
Quotes on liberalism and women lawmakers analysis
The excerpts present two public figures, philosopher Sidney Hook and Ohio legislator Clara Weisenborn, arguing that liberal positions require strong stances against both communism and fascism and that progress requires proactive effort by women in government. The remarks reflect midcentury political discourse.
McGovern shifts to reconciliation in California campaign
In California McGovern starts using reconciliation as a campaign theme amid rising odds. Polling by Pat Caddell shows voters want real change but not violent or rapid upheaval, pushing McGovern to blend center outreach with his liberal core on Vietnam taxation and welfare. He questions if party leaders will back him at Miami Beach while pursuing a broader, calmer path to the nomination.
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International Union
Lou Stulberg
New York
Garment
Employers’ Association
McGovern
Pat Caddell
Wall Street Journal
California
Hubert Umphrey
Cal
Ifornia
Jesus Christ in the Albuquerque phone book sparks teen aid network
In Albuquerque, a Jesus generation group led by John Leary placed the name Jesus Christ in the 1972 directory to aid troubled youths. The number drew dense calls from New Mexico and beyond, with Leary offering faith ministry, groceries, and 24 hour care.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Jesus Christ
New Mexico
Alaska
Washington
John Leary
Youth Center
Leary
Jesus Generation
University of New Mexico
Jesus
Children of God, Inc
Marvel Avenue
Today in History June 6 1972 highlights D Day and more
On June 6 1944 Allied forces landed on Normandy in the D Day invasion. The date recalls Nathan Hale born 1755 Alsace annexed 1871 and other events including U S Marines in 1918 and Yorktown sinking 1942.
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Normandy
France
Nathan Hale
Coventry
Conn
Alsace
Germany
U.S
U.S. Congress
Securities and Exchange Commission
Yorktown
Midway
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