We Are Bowing To Big Boeing The 747
The piece notes the Boeing 747’s commercial debut on Jan 21 1970 and its safety record despite actuarial predictions. It cites passenger totals over 19 million, distances of 270 million miles, $3.6 billion in sales with $1.3 billion in exports by 1972, 16 000 jobs, about 150 aircraft servicing 75 cities, and $90 million in travel agent commissions.
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Cairo
Lloyds of London
None is Left What's black and white yet in the red
A nostalgic look at the U S daily newspaper price shifts from three cents to higher due to inflation and market changes. Editor and Publisher notes the dwindling three cent papers and rising nickel and dime titles with a few reaching twenty to thirty cents. The piece ends with a wish for more pleasant news.
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U.S
Ilinois
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Freshness of Nitroglycerin Pills Warned by Doctor
Dr Lawrence E Lamb cautions that nitroglycerin tablets must be fresh and not discarded early as unsafe and ineffective. He explains severe thyroid hormone deficiency implications and notes hypothyroid patients may face pregnancy and mental health risks without proper treatment.
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Neler
Secret Vietnam study questions bombing impact and aims
A Nixon era NSSM document shows secret assessments that four years of bombing failed to slow North Vietnam or choke supplies to Laos and Vietnam. It notes civilian casualties, morale effects, and outside aid from the USSR and China sustaining Hanoi while questioning escalation.
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Washington
Vietnam
Nixon
North Vietnam
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
White House
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Pentagon
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Central Intelligence Agency
Laos
South Vietnam
Hanoi
State Department
Nin
NVN
CIA
Russia
China
NVAVC
Troy
Haiphong
Citizens debate city fire department management and police conduct
A reader letter argues for managerial city control over the fire department and praises Chief Jim Bland for raises and lower insurance costs, while criticizing volunteers and suggesting professionals be properly trained. Another letter questions police traffic law enforcement, noting a police cruiser running a stop sign and urging equal application of laws.
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Jim Bland
D. Fullbright
Astrology Predications for 1972 US Presidential Race
An astrologer predicts 1972 campaign shifts with Muskie fading while McGovern and Wallace gain strength. The piece foresees coalitions forming among unlikely allies, a pivotal vice-presidential choice, and influence from Pluto and Saturn Neptune aspects on polls and public sentiment.
Major 1968 Candidates Astrological Read on Muskie McGovern Humphrey Wallace
Astrological profiles of Edmund Muskie George McGovern Hubert Humphrey and George Wallace detail sun signs moons and planetary aspects. Muskie’s Jupiter favorable then shifts while Saturn constrains. McGovern benefits from youth rapport and liberal leanings. Humphrey shows drive yet Saturn limits youth support. Wallace shows charisma with Jupiter expanding influence but Saturn applies brakes.
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Edmund Muskie
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Muskie
Saturn
George McGovern
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Taurus
Plato
Virgo
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Gov
George Wallace
Wallace
Mars
Neptune
Lea
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