Editorial: 4-Hers get it all together during National 4-H Week
The piece celebrates 1973 National 4-H Week Oct 7-13 with theme Get It All Together. It notes 4-H involvement across the nation, urban and rural programs, and energy, agriculture, and community projects led by youths and volunteer adults. It cites national support and calls for continued leadership and volunteering.
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Puerto Rico
District of Columbia
U.S
William J. Kuhfuss
American Farm Bureau Federation
Clubs of
America
Kissinger Faces First Big Test as Secretary of State
Washington reports Henry A. Kissinger confronts a sudden Middle East war testing his endurance and ability to juggle multiple fronts. U S officials expect U N Security Council action but fear little chance for a settlement. Israel’s moves limit American diplomacy while Egypt seeks to repair Sinai links.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
United States
Kissinger
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Mohammed Hassan el-Zayyat
U.N. Security Council
Israel
United
Britain
Australia
Council
Egypt
Suez Canal
Sinai
Europe
China
U.S
London
Special Action Group
Dobrynin
Moscow
Kremlin
Syria
Robert J. McCloskey
McCloskey
White Bear Lake firm suggests raising home temperatures
A White Bear Lake propane firm sent letters to about 200 Twin Cities customers urging higher home temperatures to meet minimum yearly gas quotas. The district manager stated he did not read the letter, which originated from the Cedar Rapids national office, and noted no penalties for conserving gas. The aim was to free up equipment for heavy users and ensure a reasonable return on costs under federal rules.
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White Bear Lake, Minn
White Bear Lake
Clifford J. Blouin
Great Plains Gas
Twin Cities
Blouin
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Undone Things in October Inspire Action by Hal Boyle
New York based columnist Hal Boyle urges readers to seize October and complete overdue tasks. He lists humorous personal “undone” goals and notes that any action taken in October feels worthwhile, even kissing a fallen leaf before crumbling it.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Accountants urge clarity in reports to show real cash
A nine man study group urges financial statements focus on cash in hand and clarity for unsophisticated investors. It cites Penn Central near collapse and other firms inflating profits, stressing information over jargon to restore market confidence.
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New York
Penn Central
Cocoon Club to Honor Air Bag Survival Ties to Caterpillar Club
Irvin Industries of Greenwich announces a new Cocoon Club for air bag survivors, modeled after the Caterpillar Club. Members receive a cocoon pin and membership document. GM plans optional air bags on 1974 models. The number of members depends on government approval of passive restraint systems for 1976 models.
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Irvin
Irvin Industries, Inc
Greenwich
Conn
Caterpillar Club
Cocoon Club
Eugene P. Conese
General Motors
Infant DATA 100 gains footing among big computer firms
Data 100, a Minneapolis spun off firm, recovers from heavy losses to profit with a projected 1974 earnings of 3.9 million and 35 million revenue this year. Analysts expect 1.6 million this year, double with tax writeoffs, as IBM faces antitrust rulings affecting pricing.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Data 100
International Business Machines
IBM
Telex Corp
Edward Orenstein
British Steel Corp
Shamblett
Eckberg
Minnesota Gophers
Bookin
Jerry C. Galusa
Thomas Herschbach
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Montevideo
Minn
England
California
Galush
DATA
Galusa
Data: 100
RBTS
Drenstein
IMB
Agnew shield law revival gains steam in Congress
Supreme Court invited Congress to craft a shield law after a 1972 ruling that newsmen lack constitutional right to refuse source disclosure. Proxmire urged prompt action as eight reporters resist a Baltimore subpoenas order while Wal die advocates House action.
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Washington
Spiro Tgnew
Agnew
Congress
Supreme Court
House
Senate
Baltimore
William Proxmire
Jerome Waldie
Dcalif
Hodgepodge Derision and Small Grudges Featured
A fragmented clue set lists terms like Temper Refined Grudge and Petty quarrel alongside items such as Ceramic piece Cushions and Scottish alder. The page appears to be a puzzle or glossary with numbered entries and abbreviations.
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Secaucus
N.J
National Standard Co
Auto Arc
Control Data
Crenstein
Bruce Bambrough
Marvin Bookin
David Eckberg
Univac
Defense Systems Division
Control
Bambrough
DuPont
Union Carbide
Shell Oil
General Electric
Ford
Uniroyal
Standard Oil- Ohio
Columbia Broadcasting System
Proctor and Gamble
Law
Rankle
Jacob's
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