Hand Of Fortune Points To Nixon In 1972 Campaign
In this editorial, editors argue Nixon may gain from a potential trade deficit reversal as U S imports slow and exports rise. They cite a second quarter 1972 Commerce Department deficit of 2 billion dollars, the largest projected for 1972, and note domestic growth and lower inflation could improve U S trade balance despite risks from rising imports. They warn the trend depends on controlling imports and sustaining export gains amid a troubled political moment.
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Richard Nixon
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Moscow
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Hanoi
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U.S
Europe
Canada
Japan
Dear Dev Lamb on Gout Causes and Treatments
A reader asks whether stress and diet affect gout and if Benedictine and similar drugs help. Dr. Lamb explains uric acid deposits cause gout, notes hereditary factors, and recommends weight control, diet tweaks, and regular medications to prevent joint damage, with emphasis on continuing treatment under a physician.
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Tie
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Sadat Expulsion Of Russians Sets Off Debate On Motives
Analysis argues Sadat seeks leverage against Israel and to pressure the West through oil while courting a nonconfrontation pact between the United States and the Soviet Union. The piece details four Russian presence groups in Egypt, including instructors, advisers, support personnel, and combat-ready units guarding key bases from Alexandria to Aswan Dam.
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Nixon
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Europe
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Baytown Sun Publication and Contact Details
Baytown Sun listing shows staff names and office address at 101 Memorial Drive Gayheen Texas with mailing and subscription rates. It notes second class matter registration and affiliation with Associated Press and General Advertising Service.
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Baytown
Texas
Associated Press
Nixon uses California drive to swing 1972 vote
Nixon plans multiple California appearances and enlists high-profile allies to secure a landslide in the state. The campaign targets black and Jewish communities, recruits regional leaders, and coordinates with figures like Sammy Davis Jr. and Jim Brown while addressing internal GOP dynamics and convention logistics.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
White House
Don Rumsfeld
Hubert Humphrey
GOP
Richard Allen
Watts-Crenshaw
Los Angeles
Sammy Davis Jr
Jim Brown
Fairfax Avenue
George McGovern
Rick Stearns
Stearns
McGovern
John Schmitz
Agnew’s 1976 bid hinges on mending fences and base growth
A Miami Beach assessment weighs Spiro Agnew as a 1976 presidential contender if Nixon wins again. Backers say he must broaden ties with GOP leaders, shed the “dirty jobs” image, and move quickly to position himself. Analysts consider Connally Percy Rockefeller and others as possible rivals or paths to the nomination.
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Tennessee
William Brock
California
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GOP
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Connally
Charles Percy
Nelson Rockefeller
Newspaper Enterprise Assh
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