Small town daily serves vital local role in journalism
The Bemidji editorial argues the small town daily, with limited pages and local focus, provides immediacy and relevance missing in large metropolitan papers. It highlights local news, births and deaths, sports, city council actions, and community letters as essential functions unique to the hometown paper.
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America
City Hall
Capital Hill
Metropolitan Journal
Planning Commission
Watergate reshapes Bush's GOP leadership role
Washington AP reports George Bush shifts from promoting a New Republican Majority to distancing the party from Watergate. The 48 year old Texan, formerly UN ambassador, says the party must be seen as separate from the scandal while warning of cautious prospects for the 1974 congressional elections as Republican governors face losses.
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Washington
George Bush
Nixon
Bush
New Jersey
Virginia
GOP
Capitol Hill
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Charles H. Percy
John Connally
National Committee
Mills E. Godwin
Henry Howell
Charles Sandman
William Cahill
Brendan Byrne
House
Senate
bankers raise alarms as convention masks concerns
In Chicago the American Bankers Association with 12000 attendees at the 98th annual convention shows a relaxed atmosphere. Behind the scenes bankers press for higher usury limits and removal of regulation while clashing with savings and loan rivals and brokers over turf and Glass-Steagall concerns.
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Chicago
American Bankers Association
Federal Reserve
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Savings and Loan Associations
S&ls
Mutual Savings Banks
Students study business through a two week institute
Fifty Indianapolis high school students attended the Op portunities L A B program at Wabash College funded by 36 companies. They formed 10 mock corporations to simulate pricing advertising and labor negotiations with real unions. Post program tests showed shifts in beliefs about profits labor and competition with many still thinking independently.
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Washington
Indianapolis
Wabash College
Opportunities L
Indiana University-Purdue University At Indianapolis
University Schools of Business Administration
Crossword Clue Fragments From a Historical Page
A string of cryptic clue fragments lists hints such as disinterestedness and Baltic capital, with entries like Turkish related terms and a Greek portico. The OCR yields scattered puzzle-style prompts across cultural entries.
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Tunis
Dover
King Faisal and Oil Power in Middle East Crisis
The article discusses King Faisal of Saudi Arabia using oil as leverage amid Middle East tensions. It warns a Saudi cutoff could trigger a global energy crisis and strain U S Soviet detente, with Iraq's nationalization nudging Arab producers. Brezhnev calls the situation dangerous to world peace.
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Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
United States
Israel
Iraq
U.S
Saud
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Double talk as a universal social tool
Hal Boyle argues that every person learns a native language and a second, double talk language to say one thing while thinking another. He suggests double talk, born from hypocrisy, helps navigate social life and advance personal aims in any country.
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New York
Paris
Minsk
Kissinger warns rift possible with Soviets over Middle East
Secretary of State Kissinger warned that U S Soviet relations could suffer if the Soviets do not act responsibly in the Middle East. He urged restraint and argued detente cannot survive irresponsibility while a Senate resolution pressed for a ceasefire and a withdrawal by Israel from most occupied territories.
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Washington (Ap
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Kissinger
U.S
Senate
Sen
J.W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Israel
Nixon
United States
Soviet Union
Center For the Study of Democratic
Fulbright
Center
Security Council
Arkansas Democrat
Jerusalem
Golan Heights
Reader comments question pre sentence investigation
Reader asks editor to clarify Mr Cann’s answer on pre sentence investigation noting belief the inquiry may include the defendant’s church lodge memberships and influential friends to bias the court’s outcome. Signed W H Will Bemidji.
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Cann
W.H. Will
Bemidji
Soviet Art Works Sold at Paris Auction
A group of 65 paintings by Soviet socialist realism artists sold in Paris for over $26,000. The collection included still lifes, folk art, and a city office workers painting that brought $1,600.
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Paris
School of
Socialist Realism
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