Air Bags Prove Safer As Real World Crashes Rise
A National Safety Council article highlights air bag successes and growing acceptance after early test failures. Real world crashes show bags saving lives, while fears of accidental deployment fade as fleets log millions of miles with no improper activations.
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Ralph Worsey
Wauconda
Ill
National Safety Council
Traffic Safety
Jim Kielty
Council
Public Information Department
General Motors
Riely
Baytown Sun Ad Offers Classified Post and Pay
BaytownTexas publication details job listings including a classified ad rate of $240 per month and $7262 per year. The notice mentions editor and publisher roles and national representation by a press syndicate. It notes delivery timing afternoons and Friday editions.
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Putman
Cnvigint Mands Co
Oeesey
Leon Browiy
Merrenall Deve
Baytoen Texas
Baytown
Irquest
General Aapan Presy
Ceaytal
Nhsive
Wye
Republicatas
Executive Privilege Nixon Takes Credit When He Didn't Control Events
Nixon claims credit for events beyond his control while White House aides face compelled testimony in Watergate. The piece compares this to 1948 Navy Captain Crommelin who fought forced disclosure, noting executive privilege protects high officials from Congress but not willing witnesses. It argues executive privilege largely shields officials from Congress, not willing staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Richard Nixon
White House
John W. Dean II
Navy
John Crommelin
Stephen Decatur
Dered
Chief of Naval Operations
Crommelin
Congress
Spastic Colitis Diet and Symptoms Explained by Doctor Lamb
Dr Lawrence E Lamb discusses spastic colitis its causes and treatment. He outlines a bland diet to ease irritation and lists foods to avoid and allowed options. The article notes stress can worsen symptoms and mentions medications to relax colon spasms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Lamb
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Secret Swiss Bank Link in Nixon-Era Cash Mystery
A cache of unreported GOP funds is linked to a Swiss bank via Alan MacQuoid of Los Angeles. Investigators note roughly $500,000 tied to Nixon campaign funds, with possible use for covert activities, while other Watergate figures face scrutiny over hush money and safekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alan MacQwid
Los Angeles
Nizon
Herbr. Kalmbach
California
MacQuoid
MacQuet
Jack Colerty
MarQoid
Switzerland
Los Ange
Jes
Scandinavian Airlines
Far West Ski Association
Kalmbach
MacQuaid
James McCord
Riggs National Bank
George Harnen
Chicago
Lenotre’s Pastry Empire Elevates French Culinary Art
Paris profile of Gaston Lenotre tracing his rise from a Deauville shop to a six story Paris complex. The piece notes laboratories in each venue, catering to Versailles receptions, and plans for a New York third avenue outlet. It highlights lavish creations in sugar and marzipan, high prices, and a finishing school run by Lenotre.
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Gaston Lenotre
Paris
Auteuil
Marcel Proust
Normandy
Lenotre
Deauville
Auteuils
Parly II
Versailles
Velizy 1
Marzipan
United States
New York
Third Avenue
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Fire the Monkey
God
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Pita Ke
FBI Torlal Department
Preston Pendergrass
Dim Finles
Wandarte
Harmony Boys
Crammelin
Matthews
Defense
Louis Johnson
Johnson
Larry Geracioti
NYU
Rhea
Dater
Jack Anderson
Gop
Watergate
G. Gordon Liddy
Marine Midland Bank
Poughkeepsie
Hunt
SKY
Air Force
Andrews Air Force Base
Bangladesh
France
Rosette Hargrove
INEA
St. Tropez
Monsieur Lenotre
Lissome Parisienne
Madame Lenotre
Francis Vandenherd
Viewspaper Enterprise Assn
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