Nixon visit may push Russian reforms and consumer gains
Editorial argues Nixon's trip could force Moscow to ease controls and shift more output to consumer goods and housing. It cites Brezhnev era pressures, reliance on a controlled economy, and potential limits on dissent. The piece questions Western credibility and the impact on Soviet foreign policy and science exchanges.
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Blue collar jobs can yield big money in new dynamics
A New York AP analysis argues education does not guarantee security for white collar work. From 1969 to 1972 unemployment rose faster among professionals than overall. Labor researchers warn that a 1970s job surplus for college grads may outpace demand, altering urban mobility.
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Doland Town Remembers Hubert Humphrey Roots
In Doland South Dakota residents recall Hubert Horatio Humphrey born nearby and raised in the town after moving from Wallace He grew up amid a small population of 482 with a busy family business at the drugstore and farm service His former classmates praise his energy salesmanship and enthusiasm while noting Doland’s quiet backdrop to a national political contest. Norbert Miles editor of The Doland Times Record says local support stems from affection for Humphrey and potential economic benefits if he wins the presidency.
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Wiretap Law Ruled Unconstitutional By Federal Judge
U S District Court Judge Joseph S Lord III ruled the 1968 federal wiretap law unconstitutional on its face, saying it endangers privacy and allows indiscriminate electronic searches. The ruling came in a $10 million gambling case as seven defendants sought to suppress evidence.
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Joseph S. Lord III
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Justice Department
Washington
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Stolen Antique Settee Sought. Bemidji College Protest Note
Feedback from readers requests printing a theft notice for an antique oversize settee and chair from M Bratrud residence near Kabekona Lake with a reward offer. Also a public letter from Bemidji area residents defends most Bemidji State College students after recent disruptions, listing signs of support and names of signers.
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Bemidji
Bemidji State College
BSC
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Tom Sobeck
Gordon D. Kuehne
Robert Jorstad
James Guyer
Bill Wockrmann
Paul L. Ryder
Eric Angvall
Gary L. Griess
Stuart Gustafson
Michael J. Sandberg
The Limits to Growth Debate and Its Critics
A critique of the MIT Club of Rome report The Limits to Growth. It outlines methodological holes in computer projections, emphasizes technological change, and argues that overreaction could harm advanced economies despite valid concerns about population, pollution, and resources.
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India
Latin America
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Wallace Leads in Popular Vote but Trails in Delegates
Wallace would top the Democratic presidential nomination in popular votes with 3.41 million to McGovern’s 2.37 million, yet McGovern holds 497 delegates and is projected to 1,300 by the convention. Humphrey trails in votes while Wallace’s strong showings yield few delegates. The split continues as California and four other primaries vote next Tuesday.
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