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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1972
Page
2
The piece argues that adopting Ms as a feminine title in place of Miss or Mrs is part of a broader effort to remove sexist language. It cites Turkish as largely free of sexist forms and suggests language shapes attitudes, but notes history complicates claims of universal liberation for Turkish women.
Special correspondent William L. Ryan notes Soviet leaders push for friendly U.S. relations ahead of the Nixon summit amid tensions over Vietnam and the Middle East. Brezhnev seeks gains for the economy and domestic goals, while hardliners face pressures as Pravda and Yakubovsky echo warnings of NATO aggression.
A trio including Larry Tepley and his brother Phil enjoy a strong walleye opener near Cass Lake after a trout outing at Strawberry Lake. Despite rain and rumors of roadblocks, they boat several two to three pound fish, report good limits, and call it one of the best openers in memory.
Letters discuss AIM dictatorship claims over RBC TEC and a June 13 1972 election on Leech Lake Reservation. Frank Bellanger urges ousting AIM influence, calls for church funding cuts, and endorses Indian leaders who resist violence. A Cass Lake reader commends restraint during fishing season opening. Anna Langer questions rural Minne CEP role and duplication with Minnesota Employment Service.
Bemidji Township Clerk Cecil E. Leister announces a Board of Review meeting at the Bemidji Town Hall on Wednesday May 31 at 9 00 a m. The notice appears in the Bemidji area city briefs with the date and time of the session.
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