Tightening Our Economic Belt in Face of Middle East Turmoil
An editorial warns that oil shocks and rising raw material costs will lift prices for many goods. U.S. dependence on foreign materials remains high, with large shares of antimony, asbestos, bauxite, chromite, cobalt, tin, and more imported. Producers may restrain supply to push prices higher, limiting short term relief and signaling a prolonged belt tightening.
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Nixon Wallace deal eyed by Jaworski probe
The new special prosecutor inherits probes into Nixon’s dealings with George Wallace amid tax cases and cash hints tied to Howard Hughes. Investigators question a whispered 1971 plane talk and the White House interest in Gerald Wallace tax troubles before that flight.
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State Department
Richard Murray
Murray Jackson
New York City
Metropolitan Museum ‘of Art
California
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The Baytown Sun reports on a local press event with unclear details. It notes a small gathering and mentions Baytown attendees and a brief program.
Real Lace Irish and the politics of Catholic influence
A critical review of Stephen Birmingham real lace Irish elites in Real Lace argues the Boston Brahmin Irish were not truly Irish and profiled as a social caste. It contends the real power lies with the Buckleys Kennedy and their Catholic Church influence while ordinary Irish Catholics reject the lace curtain elite.
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Hair loss concerns on low sodium diets and skin aging
Reader asks if hair loss from low sodium diet after heart attack is diet related. Dr Lamb says not likely. suggests protein sources low in sodium such as dry roasted soybeans and gelatin as supplemental protein, plus balanced nutrition for hair growth. Sun lamps and UV exposure age skin and raise skin cancer risk. advise moderation and sun protection.
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Brain Spurt theory could reshape education system
Tel Aviv based scientist Herman Epstein suggests four brain spurts at ages 2 6 or 7 11 and 15 drive learning readiness and argues schooling should align with these periods. He cites early nutrition and early exposure as crucial and proposes restructuring programs including work experience during junior high.
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Massachusetts
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Tel Aviv University
U.S
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Jay Bushinsky
Westinghouse Broadcasting
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