Southeast Asia Rebuilding Plans Spurred by Peace Efforts
Business Week reports secret U.S. planning to rebuild North and South Vietnam Laos and Cambodia. Japan plans a 50 million dollar loan for sugar projects near Saigon while Sweden earmarks 65 million over three years for North Vietnam reconstruction. France peers back Sweden as Michelin signals stake restoration. American Motors to assemble Jeeps near Saigon and U.S. firms seek peace work. investors ready to rush in post peace.
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Business Week
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France
Michelin
American Motors
Growth of Two-Home Families Shifts Housing Outlook
The National Association of Home Builders notes rising two-home households along with 2.35 million housing starts projected for 1972 and 10 to 15 percent cited as second homes. The mobile home sector also nears 600,000 units, with many additional second homes expected.
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National Association of Home Builders
Two Ex-Smokers Seek Guidance From Dr Lamb On Quitting
In a reader Q A with Dr Lawrence E Lamb a couple discusses post quitting health. The doctor notes lung healing starts after cessation and offers simple breathing exercises and general health tips to aid recovery. He cites a 10 year mark for death rate convergence with non smokers and warns about premature aging and respiratory issues. He also quotes scripture Matthew 1 21.
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Dr. Lamb
Life Magazine Dies in TV Driven Market Shift
ERNEST CUNEO argues Life Magazine ended due to TV competition and shifts in American media. He cites ad heavy, headlines focused broadcasts, rising campaign budgets for TV, and declining newspaper influence, detailing disruptions in New York's print scene and the Guild strike's impact on major dailies.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
American Free Press
Life Magazine
Life
New York
John Wanamaker
Newspaper Guild
World Telegram
The
Journal American
Daily Mirror
Herald-Tribune
Louis Sobel
Frank Farrel
Walter Winchell
Winchell
New York Times
Baytown Sun Records and Subscription Details
Baytown Sun lists mailing eligibility and post office details, pricing and circulation notes. It notes publication schedule afternoons and memorial drive address in Baytown Texas with subscription rates per carrier and per year, along with rights and attribution language from Associated Press staff.
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Secord
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Memorial Drive
P.O. Bond
Geneva
U. S. Suburban Press Inc
Coast Publications
Associated Press
Nixon Aides Suppressed Indian Autonomy, Says Journalist
Jack Anderson reports the Nixon administration promised self determination for Indians while quietly keeping them subjugated. Indian Commissioner Louis Bruce pushed for tribal control of BIA programs and treaty rights, but Assistant Interior Secretary Harrison Loesch and deputy commissioner John Crow resisted, with Bruce sidelined. The piece teases further revelations inBroken Treaties Papers.
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Nixon
Louis Bruce
Harrison Loesch
Loesch
Bruce
Bruse
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Walter Hickel
BIA
Indian Trust Council
America
John Crow
Crow
White House
War With the Roar Around JFK Drive-By Noise
Howard Beach residents fight jet noise from JFK with civic meetings and protests. Tom Hickey, near runway 14,572 feet long, endures dozens of takeoffs nightly while planners and officials offer few curbs. Despite indignation, locals feel the airport will not move.
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Hickey
America
New York City
Tom Hickey
Bob Bennin
JFK
Kennedy
Howard Beach
Rexall Drug
Ed Fennell
Fennell
Howard Beach Civic Association
Joe Addabbo
Ozone Park
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Paul Putman
Aza B. Pritchett Beha
Ensenrwee Espernese Snes
Preston Pendergrass Bane
Jack Anderson
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