Peace Through World Trade Gains Ground In Nixon Plan
A Finance Magazine survey of 149 scholars shows broad support for linking peace to economic ties. China and the Soviet Union show growing interest in American goods as negotiations shift from arms control to trade based peace. The study notes a left-leaning academic cohort and a belief that economic development and culture strongly incentivize peace.
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Finance Magazine
Knights Templar Official to Visit Kenedy Commandery No. 61
Sir Knight Charles BE. Jones the Eminent Grand Sword Bearer of Texas Knights Templar will visit Goose Creek Lodge at 7 30 p m Monday to inspect Kenedy Commandery No 61 Jones a Birmingham Alabama native and Fort Worth resident has served in the US Marine Corps and held multiple Masonic and Scottish Rite positions He will report on the Eye Foundation aiding eye disease treatment and hospitalization regardless of race creed or nationality with free services for those unable to pay, using community facilities and doctors.
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Buster) Jones
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Ala
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United States Marine Corps
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Fort Worth
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Knights Templar Eye Foundation
Study Shows Shift in Corporate Management Youth in Top Roles
A study by Dr Eugene Jennings of Michigan State University finds that during prosperity younger executives move into chief roles, while recessions bring older, mid age shifts. The pattern suggests a clash between innovation and stability as economic cycles shape leadership choices.
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New York
Gene Jennings
Michigan
State University
Geeatiet
Bouton decries sports hype on late news show
Jim Bouton, former major league pitcher and longtime WABC sportscaster, quips that current sports reporting cares little for real news. He recalls his rise from Houston Astros pitcher to TV host after Ball Four, noting producer commanded him to entertain a large audience.
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Jim Bouton
Wabc-Tv
Rock
Dean Martin
Bob Hitch
Southern Mississippi
Kansas State
Bouton
WABC
Houston Astros
Harry Walker
Dallas area gains 24 7 chemical emergency hotline Chemtree
An emergency hotline Chemtree provides 24 7 chemical risk guidance for Dallas Fort Worth residents. It links to a Washington DC headquarters and uses a stored dossier system on production chemicals for fast instructions during accidents.
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Dallas-Fort Worth
Chemtree
Chemical Transportation Emergency Center
Manufacturing Chemists Association
Washington, D.C
United States
Canada
Chertree
Chemtrec
Older Women Returning To College
New York reports rising numbers of women aged 25 to 55 entering college. Brooklyn College president John W. Kneller notes over 1,500 women in this age group are pursuing varied courses, often balancing day and evening classes while aiming for bachelor’s degrees and personal fulfillment.
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New York
John W. Kneller
Brooklyn College
Dr. Kneller
Stanford Professor’s Study Questions Sanity in Hospitals
David L. Rosenhan and seven other sane volunteers feigned schizophrenia to gain admission to 12 mental hospitals. None was deemed sane by staff, though some actual patients identified imposters, suggesting diagnoses are often unreliable and hospital environments blur meanings of behavior. The study, detailed in Science, cites admissions across California Oregon Pennsylvania New York and Delaware and notes patients’ recognition of normality amid staff misjudgments.
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Calif
David L. Rosenhan
Stanford University
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Science Magazine
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Oregon
Pennsylvania
New York
Delaware
Cost Of War In Vietnam Toll Through 1972 Reflected
The tally through 1972 shows 45 928 Americans killed in action and over 300 000 wounded. South Vietnamese troops casualties reach 180 676 with an estimated 921 350 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed. Bomb tonnage in Indochina totals 7.1 million, three times WWII U S airage and ten times Korea.
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