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Newspaper

Bemidji Pioneer

Location

Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1972

Page

4

McGovern defense plan judged risky amid Soviet naval edge

Editorial assails George McGovern's proposal to cut defense by 10 billion a year and rely on nuclear weapons. It notes Soviet naval chief Gorshkov's boast and compares submarine fleets, carrier strength, and procurement plans, arguing McGovern would threaten U.S. military supremacy.

George McGovern U.S McGovern Russia Senate United States John Stennis D-Miss Armed Services Committee Sergei Gorshkov Gorshkov

Peace drives new hope amid global pursuit of talks

The piece notes Nixon's peace diplomacy with Peking and Moscow and rising cooperation from China and Russia. It cites May treaties between West Germany and the Soviet Union and unexpected Korea talks as signs of a shift toward negotiation, while warning the road to peace remains long with wary global restraint.

Nixon Peking Moscow China Russia West Germany Soviet Union Berlin Wall North South Korea Free World Korea South Vietnam India Pakistan Middle East Israel Egypt Sadat State Department

Stocks fail to reflect true market outlook in 1972

The AP report argues the Dow Jones Average lingers near six-year levels despite soaring profits. DJIA ratios lag behind NYSE average, as banking on corporate earnings grows, and investor faith remains uncertain amid political and global fears.

New York DJIA Texaco American Telephone General Motors U.S. Steel Bethlehem Steel New York Stock Exchange Wall Street First National City Bank John Wright Wright Investors’ Service

Confession of a Cold War Era Hair Style Rebel

A man recalls his youth documenting a harsh fashion of short hair and no caps. He admits facing ridicule, freezing ears, and bold antics to gain notice and prove toughness. He contrasts then with modern youth choosing longer hair for warmth and sound judgment.

Duluth Tycoon Leads $23,550 Anti McGovern Campaign Fund

Jeno Paulucci a Duluth packaged foods merchant and six other businessmen established a $23 550 campaign fund to oppose Senator George McGovern with Paulucci contributing 22000 the rest from six other sponsors. The fund registered under the 1971 Federal Election Campaign Act aims to track money flowing to political campaigns.

ST. Paul, Minn George McGovern Duluth Jeno Paulucci Paulucci Minnesota McGovern Harold W. Greenwood Jr Midwest Savings and Loan Association Minneapolis A.B. Polinsky Coca-Cola Bottling Co San Diego Calif Irving B. Kahn Harold M. Ross Port Reading Vincent Roberts Sanford Fla A.K. Shoemaker Jr Lorne Green Los Angeles Mayorlfonso J. Cervantes St. Louis Isues Paulucci Nixon Hubert Humphrey Secretary of State

Venetian painter and other clues in terse crossword list

A compact set of crossword style clues listing artists, places, and terms with numbers for each entry, including references to a Venetian painter, French designer, church vestments, and various short definitions.

Pacific Turmeric

Soviet China border row flares over 12 million km territory

Izvestia cites Maoist Geography as Beijing claim to 12 million sq km of former Soviet lands in Siberia and Far East. Moscow notes historical treaties and ongoing border clashes from 1969, with Kosygin and PLA mobilizations cited by experts on China.

Moscow Soviet Union China Asia Peking Izvestia Siberia Soviet Far East Russia People's Republic of China Ussr Damasky Island Ussuri Far Alexei N. Kosygin Lucian Pye Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Mosquito Hatch Expected to Surge in New Jersey Marshes

A Times dispatch warns that in three weeks millions of mosquitoes will hatch across New Jersey marshes and wetlands, more than doubling the usual output. The normal count is about half a million.

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